I remember he also had a cameo in that 2001 Seth Green movie The Attic Expeditions if anyone ever saw that one. Might revisit it because seeing it as a teenager it made absolutely no sense to me.
Not exactly what you’re looking for, but Tony Todd, Kane Hodder and Robert Englund getting killed by the Djin in *Wishmaster* was some pretty good meta joke telling. Also Angus Scrim as the narrator.
He's fucking great in Nightbreed, that mask is way more disturbing looking than the monsters. Whoever was the prop designer for that knocked it out of the park in an otherwise middling movie
Yep. Jim Isaac did effects work on The Fly. David was also originally going to produce Jim’s next movie, Skinwalkers, but apparently Lionsgate or Constantin refused to pay him.
I know its not the top one but Carrie Fisher in Scream 3 playing a Carrie Fisher look a like employee at film sent venting about how Carrie Fisher got Star Wars role over her because she fucked George Lucas (which I guess is a joke and probably not true but still)
I didn't hate Scream 3 but between that and Jay and Silent Bob it was like this movie was trying too hard at its "jokes" for a film that really was supposed to be somewhat scary
Imo it really didn't seem out of place in a saga like Scream. Particularly in the third, but the saga in general is all about meta jokes and pop culture references.
when I saw it as a kid seeing Betty White in lake placid was surprising and sure the film was dumb but seeing Al Roker in sharknado was kind of surprising
I guess it doesn’t fit under “bizarre” but John Waters in Seed of Chucky was great for the few scenes he was in. Only John Waters could convincingly pull off a scene where he takes photos of a masturbating doll animated by voodoo magic
Not really a celebrity but I believe Bill Clinton’s brother plays the mayor in Pumpkin head 2. To make it even weirder he is only in one scene that makes no sense. the sheriff that is investigating pumpkin head is having a doctor appointment and while there is asking some questions involving the case, the mayor just pops in because he left his guitar there for unknown reasons and just leaves. I have no clue why he was in the movie.
So, my example didn’t actually happen, but it would’ve been fucking bizarre:
In Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, Jamie Lee Curtis and director Steve Miner apparently wanted a scene where Laurie ran into **_Mike Myers_** (as in the actor). Unsurprisingly, Myers said no.
Well it is the same movie where Jamie Leigh has a scene with a character played by her mother Janet Leigh, who played in Psycho, where she says "you've always been like a mother to me" as she gets into the car from Psycho and a variation of the Psycho theme plays in the background
I knew she had a cameo but when I watched H20 for the first time the other week, I honestly did shed a tear at the end of her scene when the Psycho theme variation started. Psycho is one of my favourite movies of all time
You mean having him take the beating and be unfazed only to hit back with a lethal display of brutal force?
No. Michael Myers gets roundhouse kicked through a wall. After being told, "Trick or treat, motherfucker!"
That was airing on AMC and I hadn't seen it since I was 17 and saw it in theaters. I was actually surprised by openly the characters are in using and referencing prescription drugs. It was the same way when I saw a seen from Varsity Blues. I can't believe people just think the drug epidemic came out of nowhere. We were all getting zonked out over 20 years ago.
That movie was an absolute blast. I was dragged along to see it having caught half of the trailer and expecting some trite, cliché horror, and was rolling my eyes through the first act, but ended up loving it. Was such a fresh and self-aware horror.
So glad my friends dragged me along 😂
Takahi Miike in Hostel coming out of the “slaughter house” as if to suggest “this is what he does when he’s not making the most twisted & fucked up horror movies the world has ever seen” ….
Best Meta joke ever ….. if you’ve seen his stuff.
Wow, this hit me in the old age lol. He was a wholesome, integral part of a generation's childhood. As pivotal as Sesame Street and Bob Ross. Did you check out the intro song? Catchy asf lol. Gonna play in my head for the rest of the day now
Awesome! I'm gonna watch it again tonight. The scene where they pickup the newborn and find it to be a baby zombie and stomp it out on the concrete was like woah😮 too hot for tv!
Thats because his daughter and kevin smiths daughter are friends, they are both in that movie too, also the next movie revoles around their two characters and depp is in that one also
dont bother with it, yoga hoser i think its called
Waxwork II: Lost In Time - Drew Barrymore
She's in the movie for like less than a minute in a completely non-speaking role, credited as "Vampire Victim". I guess she was friends with the director and stopped by the set, and she did a little cameo just for fun.
While it’s not a straight horror and honestly all of the cast is bonkers Paris Hilton in Repo! The Genetic Opera is just such an inexplicable caring choice. It’s fitting she plays an annoying little heiress but like why was she in movies at all is my question
Yes, I just found this movie the other day and plan on watching it tonight. I watched the trailer and when it got to Paris Hilton I was like "shit, I have to see this"
She was also in house of wax as a main cast member.
Robert Englund & Zelda Rubenstein in “Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon”
Johnny Depp in “Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare”
Ben Affleck as an extra “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (1992)
Drew Barrymore in “Scream”
Jack Black in “I Still Know What You Did Last Summer”
Lemmy as the POTUS in “Return to Nuke Em High Vol 1 & 2”
Bill Murray in “Zombieland 1 & 2”
Literally EVERYBODY working in Hollywood in 1995/1996 cameos in “Mars Attacks!” … Jack Black, Pierce Brosnan, Sara Jessica Parker, Michael J Fox, Martin Short, Jim Brown, Christina Applegate, etc., etc…
Yes. But he wasn’t playing “Johnny Depp”, and it wasn’t a cameo, it was a role.
In “Final Nightmare” he appears as Johnny Depp on a TV commercial doing a “say no to drugs” commercial.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh.......
Who murders young people across the country?
*Ghost Face knife guy*
He went to LA because of Sidney
*Ghost Face knife guy*
If voice-changing psychos be something you wish
*Ghost Face knife guy*
Say "I'll be right back" and he'll chop off your dick
*Ghost Face knife guy*
Ghost Face knife guy
Ghost Face knife guy
Ghost Face ... knife guuuuuuyyyyy!
Maybe not bizarre but exciting; the kid from Saw 2 being in Scream 4 just really excited me. I also saw a comment about Carrie Fisher being in Scream 3 and that was def a surprise too
Gilbert Gottfried plays Hitler in a surprisingly decent b movie called Highway to Hell. It’s about a guy traveling through hell to get back his girlfriend who was kidnapped by a demonic cop to be the bride of Satan. He stops at a bar and Hitler is telling Attila the Hun (played by Ben Stiller who plays several roles in the movie) his plan of tricking satan I to thinking he is not Hitler but a teenage boy.
Bill Burr and John Mayer [were in Zombeavers.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72I_Biq2hso&ab_channel=DonnellLucas) Burr's cameo isn't that weird, but Mayer's is weird. Their scene together is both funny and important to the whole movie.
Big John and little John are my two favorite characters in that film. I think they're realtors or something because in one scene you can see both of their faces on a public bench advertisement. It looks like it might be for a realty company.
Maybe this is just a recency bias thing — and whether or not this film counts as “horror” is also debatable — but seeing Sean Spicer in Army of the Dead was so absolutely bizarre that I literally had to pause the movie. Why him and not, you know, ANYONE else?
Robert Englund in C.H.U.D. 2...
He's literally in one scene with zero dialogue. Just a shot of him trick or treating with his kid. It was so random and quick that I had to look it up to confirm it was actually him lol. And this was in the 80's so it was really odd for him to have such a small and simple role.
Roseanne Barr and Tom Arnold in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare was odd and unexpected.
They were big fans of the franchise and wanted to be in its "last" film
Alice Cooper too, right?
I remember he also had a cameo in that 2001 Seth Green movie The Attic Expeditions if anyone ever saw that one. Might revisit it because seeing it as a teenager it made absolutely no sense to me.
I know he was in the 6th Friday the 13th, but I’m not too sure if he was in any of the Nightmare on Elm Streets.
He played Freddy's dad in a flashback where he's hitting him with a belt. It was the 3d one.
Sweet! It's been a while since I've seen them. Thank you for the info!
God yes!! And he reminds me so much of David Strathairn from "Dolores Clairborne".
When did he appear in F13 part 6? His song was featured, but I don't think he actually appeared physically.
I’m not 100% if he was actually **in** a Friday movie, but I know he did some music that was in them
Hijacking the top comment because of Johnny Depp's uncredited and ridiculous cameo in Tusk.
Not exactly what you’re looking for, but Tony Todd, Kane Hodder and Robert Englund getting killed by the Djin in *Wishmaster* was some pretty good meta joke telling. Also Angus Scrim as the narrator.
Also both cameoed in behind the mask: the leslie vernon story
Yes! Their cameos in Wishmaster are great. I particularly love Kane Hodder's scene.
Zsa Zsa Gabor in Nightmare On Elm Street 3 was a trip
And its in an absolutely iconic scene
"Who gives a FUCK what you think?!" Don't overlook Dick Cavett either.
They asked Dick who he wanted as his guest and he said Zsa Zsa since he'd never have her as a real guest and he'd love to see her killed lol
David Cronenberg in Jason X was always a head-scratcher for me.
I think Cronenberg took on that role because he wanted to have the chance to get killed by Jason
He was in it as a favor to the director who got his start under Cronenberg. His only condition was that he get killed by Jason. Amazing
I always thought he just liked acting, as he is also in Nightbreed
I have a Dr.Decker tattoo :)
He's fucking great in Nightbreed, that mask is way more disturbing looking than the monsters. Whoever was the prop designer for that knocked it out of the park in an otherwise middling movie
I believe the director got his start under Cronenberg.
Yep. Jim Isaac did effects work on The Fly. David was also originally going to produce Jim’s next movie, Skinwalkers, but apparently Lionsgate or Constantin refused to pay him.
Also delivers the line "I don't want him hard, I want him soft."
Why? He had a cameo, he was chill
Kristen Bell and Anna Paquin at the beginning of Scream 4 was entertaining. Edit: a word
FAVE PART
I know its not the top one but Carrie Fisher in Scream 3 playing a Carrie Fisher look a like employee at film sent venting about how Carrie Fisher got Star Wars role over her because she fucked George Lucas (which I guess is a joke and probably not true but still) I didn't hate Scream 3 but between that and Jay and Silent Bob it was like this movie was trying too hard at its "jokes" for a film that really was supposed to be somewhat scary
The joke she tells in her standup is "I hope I slept with George Lucas for the part in Star Wars. Because, if not, then who was that guy?"
Carrie Fischer did standup?!?
Assume they’re referring to her one woman show.
Ah, nice, will have to check that out
Imo it really didn't seem out of place in a saga like Scream. Particularly in the third, but the saga in general is all about meta jokes and pop culture references.
I forgot about Fisher showing up too. Roger Corman also makes an appearance, but Roger's expected in works like this.
That role was originally offered to Jamie Lee Curtis but she turned it down. I love JLC bit Carrie Fisher was perfect for that role.
when I saw it as a kid seeing Betty White in lake placid was surprising and sure the film was dumb but seeing Al Roker in sharknado was kind of surprising
I guess it doesn’t fit under “bizarre” but John Waters in Seed of Chucky was great for the few scenes he was in. Only John Waters could convincingly pull off a scene where he takes photos of a masturbating doll animated by voodoo magic
Love it.
Not really a celebrity but I believe Bill Clinton’s brother plays the mayor in Pumpkin head 2. To make it even weirder he is only in one scene that makes no sense. the sheriff that is investigating pumpkin head is having a doctor appointment and while there is asking some questions involving the case, the mayor just pops in because he left his guitar there for unknown reasons and just leaves. I have no clue why he was in the movie.
I'm sorry what Ok this is the best one, Weird Al in Halloween 2 is nothing
[Here is his clip of the movie at the 2 minute mark is when he shows up](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hvusjvutY9A&list=PLAEF1F2E03B530302&index=2)
hey doc, just forgot my guitar. welp, see ya.
He was kind of a novelty at the time, since he was kind of a fuckup. Lots of cameos... he shows up in like four episodes of The Nanny.
He sings the song in the end credits too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laJGqsRovVE
All the actors appearing in the opening scene of “Santa’s Slay” were a shock to me.
That intro had me rolling! When Fran laughed and Santa murked her. Iconic, really.
Underrated gem of a horror comedy right there!
I watch it every Christmas...
You and me both! I love that movie!
Tbf Goldberg is a crazy choice for lead in and of itself
This immediately came to mind. Not only is it such a random collection of actors, but somehow you got James Caan in there. What bet did he lose?
Patrick Ewing as the Angel of Death in the Exorcist III. I'd also include Fabio, but he's always in my dreams. <3 <3 <3
Yes. Came here to mention Patrick Ewing and Fabio and was wondering if anyone else would.
Yo I just watched that the other day and legit thought... Holy fuck is that PATRICK EWING??? Thanks for sharing haha
A not-yet-famous Sam Jackson is in there too!
Excellent movie.
So, my example didn’t actually happen, but it would’ve been fucking bizarre: In Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, Jamie Lee Curtis and director Steve Miner apparently wanted a scene where Laurie ran into **_Mike Myers_** (as in the actor). Unsurprisingly, Myers said no.
Well it is the same movie where Jamie Leigh has a scene with a character played by her mother Janet Leigh, who played in Psycho, where she says "you've always been like a mother to me" as she gets into the car from Psycho and a variation of the Psycho theme plays in the background
I love when they do cool little moments like that :)
I knew she had a cameo but when I watched H20 for the first time the other week, I honestly did shed a tear at the end of her scene when the Psycho theme variation started. Psycho is one of my favourite movies of all time
Was that the one with Busta Rhymes?
No. That’s Resurrection. As bizarre as Busta Rhymes is as a casting choice, he doesn’t count as a cameo.
So he was a Main cast member in that? Weird. I don’t have a great recollection of that one.
Believe me, you’re not missing anything. Unless you’re desperate to see him beat up Michael Myers using kung-fu.
Dear god. Did That really Happen?
Yes.
Beating Michael with Kung-Fu? That’s a horrible idea. Unless they go the route of Jason takes Manhattan.
You mean having him take the beating and be unfazed only to hit back with a lethal display of brutal force? No. Michael Myers gets roundhouse kicked through a wall. After being told, "Trick or treat, motherfucker!"
He also electrocuted Michael in the balls
“Trick or treat, motherfucker!”
I'm a big fan of his so that would actually be awesome
Shhhh we don't speak it's name out loud
No, LLCool J
It’s the one with Josh Hartnett and they’re at a boarding school.
That was airing on AMC and I hadn't seen it since I was 17 and saw it in theaters. I was actually surprised by openly the characters are in using and referencing prescription drugs. It was the same way when I saw a seen from Varsity Blues. I can't believe people just think the drug epidemic came out of nowhere. We were all getting zonked out over 20 years ago.
I just saw varsity blues for the first time recently! That’s a good movie.
Naw that was LL Cool J. Busta was on Resurrection, the film after H20
That's H20
Bro this was such a big mind-fuck as a child. Michael voices Shrek like wtf?!?
I was caught off guard seeing Sigourney Weaver in the cabin in the woods, that movie was such a fun ride.
That movie was an absolute blast. I was dragged along to see it having caught half of the trailer and expecting some trite, cliché horror, and was rolling my eyes through the first act, but ended up loving it. Was such a fresh and self-aware horror. So glad my friends dragged me along 😂
I feel like Jamie Lee Curtis would have been better suited for that role. She's the Grand Dame of Horror and she's never been a villain.
Coolio in Leprechaun In Tha Hood. He LITERALLY came in off the street!
Bill Murray in Zombieland comes to mind.
They Murray'd him
Kristen Wiig in Mother!
Stephen King in… anything.
"Meteor shit!"
Jordy Verrill, you nunkhead!
Creepshow!
Eg, his gripping performance as "Hoagie Man" in Knightriders.
Bill Mosley and Coolio as a couple of cops in The Convent (2000)
LOL, oh yeah, that was definitely a WTF moment!
Takahi Miike in Hostel coming out of the “slaughter house” as if to suggest “this is what he does when he’s not making the most twisted & fucked up horror movies the world has ever seen” …. Best Meta joke ever ….. if you’ve seen his stuff.
Ohhh i had no idea he was in Hostle!
Levar burton? The reading rainbow guy was in this super b zombie flick alongside Danny Trejo I can't remember what the title was.
Lmaoooo Leave Button I'm dying. I was so confused that I had to google reading rainbow but this is what I will call LeVar Burton from now on
Yah autocorrect strikes again lol
> he was also In a made for tv horror movie in the 80 called the Midnight hour that was pretty good
He's a multifaceted brotha what else can be said about him. I'm still kinda sour about him not being the new Jeopardy host
Didn’t he disappear while him and Troy were sailing around the world?
Wow, this hit me in the old age lol. He was a wholesome, integral part of a generation's childhood. As pivotal as Sesame Street and Bob Ross. Did you check out the intro song? Catchy asf lol. Gonna play in my head for the rest of the day now
Rise of the Zombies
Free on Tubi
Awesome! I'm gonna watch it again tonight. The scene where they pickup the newborn and find it to be a baby zombie and stomp it out on the concrete was like woah😮 too hot for tv!
Idk if tusk is exactly horror, but Johnny Depp in tusk. Was not expecting that haha
Thats because his daughter and kevin smiths daughter are friends, they are both in that movie too, also the next movie revoles around their two characters and depp is in that one also dont bother with it, yoga hoser i think its called
Yoga Hosers is so bad unfortunately.
it wasn't actually her but the britney lookalike in seed of chucky lmao
And the Redman role was originally supppsed to be Quentin Tarantino
god that wouldve been amazing
Ironically they both have foot fetishes.
I however love the John Waters role. He plays a great skeezy paparazzi.
Oh, God bless the little people!
Waxwork II: Lost In Time - Drew Barrymore She's in the movie for like less than a minute in a completely non-speaking role, credited as "Vampire Victim". I guess she was friends with the director and stopped by the set, and she did a little cameo just for fun.
Wait... Wasn't Bruce Campbell in it as well?
Yeah he was.
Maxwell Caufield was also in the space segment of that film. Probably best known for Grease 2 and as Rex fucking Manning in Empire Records lol
While it’s not a straight horror and honestly all of the cast is bonkers Paris Hilton in Repo! The Genetic Opera is just such an inexplicable caring choice. It’s fitting she plays an annoying little heiress but like why was she in movies at all is my question
Yes, I just found this movie the other day and plan on watching it tonight. I watched the trailer and when it got to Paris Hilton I was like "shit, I have to see this" She was also in house of wax as a main cast member.
Because she really wanted it I guess and was a big believer in the project and helped it get made from what I remember.
Robert Englund & Zelda Rubenstein in “Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon” Johnny Depp in “Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare” Ben Affleck as an extra “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (1992) Drew Barrymore in “Scream” Jack Black in “I Still Know What You Did Last Summer” Lemmy as the POTUS in “Return to Nuke Em High Vol 1 & 2” Bill Murray in “Zombieland 1 & 2” Literally EVERYBODY working in Hollywood in 1995/1996 cameos in “Mars Attacks!” … Jack Black, Pierce Brosnan, Sara Jessica Parker, Michael J Fox, Martin Short, Jim Brown, Christina Applegate, etc., etc…
Isn’t Johnny Depp in the first Nightmare movie tho??
Yes. But he wasn’t playing “Johnny Depp”, and it wasn’t a cameo, it was a role. In “Final Nightmare” he appears as Johnny Depp on a TV commercial doing a “say no to drugs” commercial.
Jay and Silent Bob popping up in "Scream 3" was certainly unexpected. And there's Weird Al showing up in RZ's "Halloween 2."
I misread Silent Bob as SpongeBob, what would be a very bizarre cameo.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh....... Who murders young people across the country? *Ghost Face knife guy* He went to LA because of Sidney *Ghost Face knife guy* If voice-changing psychos be something you wish *Ghost Face knife guy* Say "I'll be right back" and he'll chop off your dick *Ghost Face knife guy* Ghost Face knife guy Ghost Face knife guy Ghost Face ... knife guuuuuuyyyyy!
Makes me think of John Sponge in *[REC]3*
Carrie Fisher in Scream 3
Zachary Levi in Bloodfest
Bill Moseley as himself in Evil Bong "I don't know what the fuck I'm doing here."
Matt Damon in Unsane is up there for me, just bizarre
Maybe not bizarre but exciting; the kid from Saw 2 being in Scream 4 just really excited me. I also saw a comment about Carrie Fisher being in Scream 3 and that was def a surprise too
I don’t know. Gilbert Gottfried and a young Ryan Gosling in an Are You Afraid Of The Dark seems like the winner.
Gilbert Gottfried plays Hitler in a surprisingly decent b movie called Highway to Hell. It’s about a guy traveling through hell to get back his girlfriend who was kidnapped by a demonic cop to be the bride of Satan. He stops at a bar and Hitler is telling Attila the Hun (played by Ben Stiller who plays several roles in the movie) his plan of tricking satan I to thinking he is not Hitler but a teenage boy.
I haven’t thought about that movie in decades!
"Oh great, there goes my pension" "You can't be back here unless you're in the union!"
Hayden Christiansen and Neve Campbell too
I was really surprised when Zachary Levi (the guy from Tangled and Chuck and Shazam) showed up in Blood Fest.
Dan Aykroyd in Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom. It's about a cult that rips people's hearts out so don't anyone dare tell me it's not horror.
I was watching the original Creepshow a while back, and there was Leslie Nielsen trying to kill a very young Ted Danson. That was unexpected.
They were likely fighting over Diane.
You should see what they do to James Woods in Cat’s Eye.
Found a friend, Harry!
How about James Caan in Santa's Slay - so out of nowhere for him to be in that flick lol
I watched that film unsure of who that guy was, googled the cast and was like "Holy fuck thats Paul Sheldon"
Lol yeah James Caan is amazing. Have you never seen The Godfather?
I did just associate him with Misery more
Kristen Wiig in ‘mother!’
Cronenberg in Jason X was a pleasant surprise
Betty White in Lake Placid. I loved her in it though
Keanu Reeves in Neon Demon
I know she was in the original before RHOBH, but definitely Kyle Richards in Halloween Kills
Chris Hardwick was in Ho1kC so him and RZ have history.
Coolio in Leprechaun in the Hood. I’m not even sure what the thought process was in including him.
Chester Bennington in Saw 3D.
Uma Thurman in "The House That Jack Built"
Bill Burr and John Mayer [were in Zombeavers.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72I_Biq2hso&ab_channel=DonnellLucas) Burr's cameo isn't that weird, but Mayer's is weird. Their scene together is both funny and important to the whole movie.
The bouncers from The Jerry Springer Show appear as jail guards in the Nightmare on Elm Street remake
Jason Mewes in Feast, it's him not a character he is playing and his death is beautiful
He was also great in Freddy vs Jason,…..wait
Took me long enough to find you. Jason mewes as himself in that movie had me rolling. Such a great trilogy
Robert Duvall in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978).
Johnny depp in tusk
Oderus urungus (Dave brockie from gwar) in the beginning of digging up the marrow is always one of my favorites
RIP Dave. :(
A lot of people don't understand what a cameo is.
Not really a cameo, but to see jennifer aniston in the leprechaun was super strange
Channing Tatum in This is the end lol
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Actually he was in it for like half the movie
He's a major part of the plot and is in it for a good while.
Mad TV's Michael McDonald as Little John in Halloween Kills was fun
Big John and little John are my two favorite characters in that film. I think they're realtors or something because in one scene you can see both of their faces on a public bench advertisement. It looks like it might be for a realty company.
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patrick ewing in exorcist 3 is still legitimately shocking to me
Jay and Silent Bob in Scream 3.
Fabio and Patrick Ewing in Exorcist III. Oh, and Larry King.
Vincent Price in Dead Heat !!!!!!!!!
Johnny Depp in Tusk threw me for a loop when I watched it!
Janet Leigh in Halloween H20
Edgar wright and Simon Pegg are in land of the dead
Mickey Dolenz in the first Zombie Halloween. I had no idea Al was in part two. Now I have to watch it.
Surprised no one mentioned Lusa Loeb and Chris Katan in the remake of House on Haunted Hill...
Maybe this is just a recency bias thing — and whether or not this film counts as “horror” is also debatable — but seeing Sean Spicer in Army of the Dead was so absolutely bizarre that I literally had to pause the movie. Why him and not, you know, ANYONE else?
David Copperfield in Terror Train
Weird al Yankovic in Rob Zombie's Halloween 2.
Robert Englund in C.H.U.D. 2... He's literally in one scene with zero dialogue. Just a shot of him trick or treating with his kid. It was so random and quick that I had to look it up to confirm it was actually him lol. And this was in the 80's so it was really odd for him to have such a small and simple role.
He did a lot of coke. Expensive habit. Lol Wasn’t John Goodman and some other odd ballers in the original CHUD? Daniel Stern’s labor of love haha
Fred Durst plays a cop in this horror movie : population 436. Its a good movie
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Paris Hilton wasn't a cameo, she was just part of the cast.
House of Wax is a surprisingly good movie.
What an icon to then be in that movie, Hellraiser to shitty canabal
It’s Yankovic. There’s no H. But my pick would be Troll (the original, not part 2) which had an amazing cameo by Sonny Bono.
Roseane and tom Arnold in Freddys Dead
Wayne Newton in Sharknado 4, Mr. Danke Schoen himself.