| Hint | Actor |
| The first of the new breed of zombies, he came for Barbara and Johnny | |
| A small man with a distinctive voice; often played neurotic killers or sinister foreigners | |
| Former Hollywood star turned scream queen who was just as scary in real life (and inspired a Blue Oyster Cult song) | |
| Impeccably British horror star who also popped up at Baker Street, on the Death Star, and the the TARDIS | |
| Often played against actor #4 (and the most prolific actor of all time, according to Guinness) | |
| B-movie veteran; the father of martial artist David | |
| One of the best known horror legends, notable for his iconic voice. | |
| Arguably the most iconic horror actor here; also narrated How the Grinch Stole Christmas | |
| Martin Landau earned an Oscar for his portrayal of this horror legend | |
| 'The Man of a Thousand Faces,' renowned for his groundbreaking work with makeup. | |
| The son of #10, who became a horror icon in his own right. | |
| Early horror actor with a fitting name (and who terrified the filmmakers of his most famous film) | |
| Best known as the second scariest clown in horror | |
| Vampire movie staple who has also worked closely with Fassbinder and von Trier | |
| Icelandic writer best known for his portrayal of a certain American Southwesterner | |
| | Hint | Actor |
| School friend of Clive Barker, best known for his appearance as one of that author's creations | |
| Forever associated with Jason Voorhees, though he's only portrayed the character four times | |
| Wife of a well-known horror director who appears in his films | |
| Now a major mainstream actress, she had an earlier life as a scream queen | |
| Bald, well-spoken Brit with a piercing gaze and a propensity of playing villains--and one well known hero | |
| Scream queen, famous for her striptease in Return of the Living Dead | |
| Italian scream queen who looked great even after a spiked mask was hammered on her face | |
| Imposing SWAT officer in Dawn of the Dead | |
| B-movie icon, usually armed with chin and boomstick | |
| Slasher movie veteran usually appearing under a heavy layer of makeup | |
| Special effects guru who also acts--usually as a biker character | |
| Provides the voice for one of the slasher genre's icons | |
| Scream queen known for working with Troma. | |
| Invariably winds up playing cops, as he did in his most famous role in Night of the Creeps | |
| This horror actor ironically didn't act in the intense southern gothic thriller he directed, which is noted for a magnificent portrayal of a psychopath. | |
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