BORN ON THIS DAY IN HORROR HISTORY

• 1983 – Australian actress Sharni Vinson, starred in “You’re Next”, “Patrick”, “Bait.”
• 1982 – Sarah Lind, she has appeared in “WolfCop”, “Blade: The Series (TV Series)”, “Severed”, “Stephen King’s Dead Zone (TV Series)”, “Wolf Lake (TV Series)” and more.
• 1978 – A.J. Cook, has appeared in “Wer”, “Mother’s Day”, “Night Skies”, “Bloodsuckers”, “Final Destination 2″, “Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell”, “Ripper” and more.
• 1976 – Karen Cliche, has appeared in “Lost Girl (TV Series)”, “Saw VI”, “The Dresden Files (TV Series)”, “Pact with the Devil”, “Vampire High (TV Series)”, “Big Wolf on Campus (TV Series)”, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, and more.
• 1971 – Oliver Robins, was a child actor who starred in “Poltergeist” and “Poltergeist II: The Other Side.”
• 1965 – Patrick Labyorteaux, brother of Matthew, who appeared in “Heathers,” “Ghoulies 3: Ghoulies Go To College” and “Adventures In Dinosaur City.”
• 1964 – John Leguizamo who appeared in “Land of the Dead,” “Spawn” and “The Happening.”
• 1963 – Joanna Going who appeared in the films “Phantoms” and as “Victoria Winters” in the 1993 TV version of “Dark Shadows.”
• 1955 – Willem Dafoe who appeared as the “Green Goblin” in the “Spider-Man” films and as “Max Schreck” in “Shadow of the Vampire.”
• 1952 – Mary & Madeleine Collinson, were identical twins who posed for Playboy and went on to star in the Hammer film, “Twins of Evil.”
• 1951 – Tisa Farrow, Mia’s sister, who starred in “The Grim Reaper” and “Zombie.”
• 1939 – Terence Stamp who appeared in the films “Superman I & II,” “Elektra” and “Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.”
• 1934 – Louise Flecther who appeared in “Exorcist II: The Heretic,” “Virtuosity” and as “Kai Winn” on “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.”
• 1929 – Marcia Henderson who appeared in “The Hypnotic Eye” and “World of the Giants.”
• 1922 – Edward B. Randolph who appeared in “She-Beast” and “Dr. Heckyl & Mr. Hype.”
• 1893 – Director James Whale, whose incredibly short career, included the films “The Invisible Man,” “The Old Dark House,” “The Bride of Frankenstein” and the grand daddy of them all…”Frankenstein.”