Adrienne Barbeau News

What self-respecting horror film fan could possibly resist a novel about vampires inhabiting Hollywood, written by none other than Adrienne Barbeau, the star of such B-movies as 'Swamp Thing,' 'The Fog' and 'Escape from New York'? While nobody is ever going to confuse her with Bram Stoker, Barbeau does deliver a fast and occasionally funny read in ...

Every year a new zombie movie pops up out of the grave, whether it's satiric , humorously indie , disappointingly bad , or impressively scary .

Now I could go with something truly horrifying but instead let's go with one by my favorite director, John Carpenter -- The Fog This is the classic, original version, featuring screen queens Jamie Lee Curtis and Adrienne Barbeau.

Executive chef Scott Dammann talks with diners Colin Lafrenz , Jette Jarl and Cornelia Peuckert at the Farm House restaurant in Olema.

The star of several early 80's horror and science fiction films is in the Capital City this weekend.

Actress Adrienne Barbeau will greet fans and introduce two of her movies, "Escape from New York" at 9 p.m. Friday and "Swamp Thing" at 7 p.m. Saturday, when she appears through Sunday as the featured guest of the fifth annual Slash and Bash Horror and Sci-Fi Festival at the Holiday Inn Holidome, 605 S.W. Fairlawn Road.

Actress Adrienne Barbeau will be the featured guest at the fifth annual Slash and Bash Horror and Sci-Fi Festival, which will be Friday through Sunday at the Holiday Inn Holidome.

The late Bea Arthur loved to eat hard boiled eggs with tabasco sauce, according to her Maude daughter Adrienne Barbeau at Bea's gala memorial yesterday.

Five-time Tony Award winner Angela Lansbury, who co-starred with Beatrice Arthur in Mame , hosts a memorial tribute to the late Tony and Emmy Award-winning actress Sept.

Drew's transvestite brother and his cross-dressing cronies take over the Warsaw Tavern, Drew's favorite watering hole.

Actor Gene Wilder is 76. Actor Chad Everett is 72. Comedian Johnny Brown is 72. Actress Adrienne Barbeau is 64.

Pretty, buxom, brunette player of stage and screen who may be best known as Carol Trener, divorced daughter of Bea Arthur on "Maude" , Norman Lear's groundbreaking sitcom.