Women in Horror Recognition Month - Dee Wallace Stone
As Women in Horror Recognition Month marches on any discussion involving women in horror usually always comes back to Scream Queens. These specific actresses have carved out their careers in horror and remain in the genre contributing through their movies, books, convention appearances and more. I love a variety of different Scream Queens, but this particular actress has been my #1 Scream Queen for years! This actress single handily gave me the best horror movie memories of my childhood.....Dee Wallace Stone.
If you watched horror in the 80's there is no doubt Dee Wallace was part of it. Her horror resume spans from battling werewolves in The Howling, taking a baseball bat to Cujo, defeating space creatures in Critters, witchcraft in The Lords of Salem and she came up against Michael Myers in Rob Zombie's Halloween. She can more recently be seen on NBC's Grimm playing Monroe's mother.
She is currently a motivational speaker and healer through her website. She is also on the horror convention circuit and will be appearing at Days of the Dead in Atlanta. I will tell you that if she is at a horror con that you attend I highly recommend stopping by her table she is a down to earth and genuinely nice person.
Her career has spanned from television to film and still continues on and her place as a Scream Queen is cemented in horror history!
If you watched horror in the 80's there is no doubt Dee Wallace was part of it. Her horror resume spans from battling werewolves in The Howling, taking a baseball bat to Cujo, defeating space creatures in Critters, witchcraft in The Lords of Salem and she came up against Michael Myers in Rob Zombie's Halloween. She can more recently be seen on NBC's Grimm playing Monroe's mother.
She is currently a motivational speaker and healer through her website. She is also on the horror convention circuit and will be appearing at Days of the Dead in Atlanta. I will tell you that if she is at a horror con that you attend I highly recommend stopping by her table she is a down to earth and genuinely nice person.
Her career has spanned from television to film and still continues on and her place as a Scream Queen is cemented in horror history!
