BEING SCARED WAS NEVER THIS FUN!

Linnea Quigley, everyone's favorite Scream Queen.

Linnea talks about her career and staying in shape.

These reanimated corpses can barely shuffle after their long sleep.

Linnea shows the moldering corpses how to keep from falling apart.

The girls come over for movies and a killer workout... before the lights mysteriously go out!

Ginger (Cynthia Garris) is about to lose her head.

Kenneth J. Hall with his brother, Cleve Hall, as the masked killer.

Cleve Hall and the star behind-the-scenes.

A gag shot for the never-made "Cooking with Linnea Quigley."

Kenneth J. Hall and Linnea Quigley in the late 1980s.

25 years later, Kenneth J. Hall and Linnea Quigley.

Linnea Quigley and Kenneth J. Hall with the original VHS release.

In addition to a digitally remastered version of "Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout" with commentary track and interviews, each of the 1000 Limited Edition DVDs contain a numbered 5x7 photo autographed by Linnea and Kenneth J. Hall.

People don't just exercise to the video, they make a party of it! Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

The tradition continues. Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Linnea Quigley, everyone's favorite Scream Queen.

Linnea talks about her career and staying in shape.

These reanimated corpses can barely shuffle after their long sleep.

Linnea shows the moldering corpses how to keep from falling apart.

The girls come over for movies and a killer workout... before the lights mysteriously go out!

Ginger (Cynthia Garris) is about to lose her head.

Kenneth J. Hall with his brother, Cleve Hall, as the masked killer.

Cleve Hall and the star behind-the-scenes.

A gag shot for the never-made "Cooking with Linnea Quigley."

Kenneth J. Hall and Linnea Quigley in the late 1980s.

25 years later, Kenneth J. Hall and Linnea Quigley.

Linnea Quigley and Kenneth J. Hall with the original VHS release.

In addition to a digitally remastered version of "Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout" with commentary track and interviews, each of the 1000 Limited Edition DVDs contain a numbered 5x7 photo autographed by Linnea and Kenneth J. Hall.

People don't just exercise to the video, they make a party of it! Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

The tradition continues. Photo courtesy of Jay and Kitty Card.

Julie (Lynn Lowry) is attacked in her own bed.

Julie (Lynn Lowry) discovers she wasn't dreaming.

Kenneth J. Hall directs Lynn Lowry and David Lee Brown.

Writer/director Kenneth J. Hall introduces a rough cut screening of the short. To his right, actor Gunnar Hansen, "Leatherface" from the original TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.

Julie (Lynn Lowry) is attacked in her own bed.

Julie (Lynn Lowry) discovers she wasn't dreaming.

Kenneth J. Hall directs Lynn Lowry and David Lee Brown.

Writer/director Kenneth J. Hall introduces a rough cut screening of the short. To his right, actor Gunnar Hansen, "Leatherface" from the original TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.

Left to right: Monica Shere, Stephanie Leighs, Kenneth J. Hall, Janet Tracy Keijser, Mary Woronov, Athena Demos, Tomi X, Ed Polgardy, Lynda Williams, Saye Yabandeh.

Created by "tarting up" some clip art of the Virgin Mary, this logo was used on t-shirts worn in the film.

The creepy Los Angeles church/school that serves as the film's primary location.

Kenneth J. Hall's rendering that would serve as the film's creature design.

Kenneth J. Hall, Cleve Hall, and Thomasina Castillo fabricate the full-size creature.

With painting nearly complete, the creature awaits its eye and teeth.

Actor/associate producer Mike Gaglio (L) on set with creature crew Thomasina Castillo, Cleve Hall, Nick Bauman, and Matt Staley.

The finished creature measured over 6' across with a pair of 14' tentacles and an illuminated eye. It took up to 7 people operate him in some shots.

Producer Ed Polgardy stands in the dungeon of the halfway house. Detail-carving on the foam walls is complete and painting has begun.

Thomasina Castillo on the dungeon set, fully painted and ready to dress.

Line reading run-throughs are essential to good performances.

Another essential element to keeping your cast and crew happy on an independent film.

Cleve Hall practices throwing Janet Tracy Kjeiser off the stairs onto a pad below.

Annie (Ashley Rhea) is about to come to a bed end.

Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser) enlists the help of Sgt. Dick Sheen (Shawn Savage) to find her missing sister.

Inspector Hinds (Mike Gaglio) hasn't a clue.

Producer Ed Polgardy and director/writer Kenneth J. Hall can be seem in the Lincoln Heights Police Department.

Cult Queen Mary Woronov as the sinister Sister Cecelia.

Handyman Lutkus (Cleve Hall) demonstrates he's just not right.

Father Fogerty is in charge of the Mary Magdelene Halfway House... or so he thinks.

Angelena (Athena Demos) welcomes the new girl.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) introduces her special friend Eddie (Monica Shere).

Makeup artist Allison Watson gets Monica Shere ready for camera.

Sister Cecelia looms over sleeping Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs).

The deranged handyman (Cleve Hall) on the staircase leading to the boiler room. This location was used in the original NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) shows another side of herself.

The crew prepare to shoot Monica Shere's death scene.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) is questioned by Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner).

Angelina (Athena Demos) with her home-girls Sheila (Tomi X) and Shelby (Saye Yabandeh).

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) doesn't want Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser) to know the real secret of the halfway house.

FX artist Chis Bergschneider (L) preps the decapitation dummy for Spider.

Kenneth J. Hall with Athena Demos and M. Robert Todd after a bloody night's work.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) and Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) look on as Angelena is consumed.

Nick Bauman preps Athena Demos for her on-screen ingestion.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) plays with her organ.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) has a nasty surprise for Inspector Hinds.

Thomasina Castillo displayed blood-dipped viscera for the night's shooting.

Everyone on the crew shows up when there's a disembowelment going on.

The final gruesome effect.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) bids a not-so-fond farewell to Inspector Hinds.

Left to right: Jeff Farley, Kenneth J. Hall, Mike Gaglio, Ed Pogardy, Chris Bergschneider after another bloody day on set.

On a late-night shoot, Stephanie Leighs took a nap whenever... and wherever... she could.

Shawn Savage rigged for his machete death by Jeff Farley and Chris Bergshneider.

A relaxed Stephanie Is ready to be tied to a sacrificial altar.

A bound Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) struggles as the insane Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) prepares to sacrifice her to a hungry elder god.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov), Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner). Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser). and Lutkus (Cleve Hall) hear the beast stirring behind the door.

Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner) gets cross.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) stabs Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner) with a pair hedge-clippers.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) in the clutches of her intended.

Sister Cecelia's double (Arianna) struggles against the blinded elder god.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) is not another victim.

Janet Tracy Kjeiser and Stephanie Leighs are supervised by director Kenneth J. Hall on the girl-gets-girl ending.

Left to right: Monica Shere, Stephanie Leighs, Kenneth J. Hall, Janet Tracy Keijser, Mary Woronov, Athena Demos, Tomi X, Ed Polgardy, Lynda Williams, Saye Yabandeh.

Created by "tarting up" some clip art of the Virgin Mary, this logo was used on t-shirts worn in the film.

The creepy Los Angeles church/school that serves as the film's primary location.

Kenneth J. Hall's rendering that would serve as the film's creature design.

Kenneth J. Hall, Cleve Hall, and Thomasina Castillo fabricate the full-size creature.

With painting nearly complete, the creature awaits its eye and teeth.

Actor/associate producer Mike Gaglio (L) on set with creature crew Thomasina Castillo, Cleve Hall, Nick Bauman, and Matt Staley.

The finished creature measured over 6' across with a pair of 14' tentacles and an illuminated eye. It took up to 7 people operate him in some shots.

Producer Ed Polgardy stands in the dungeon of the halfway house. Detail-carving on the foam walls is complete and painting has begun.

Thomasina Castillo on the dungeon set, fully painted and ready to dress.

Line reading run-throughs are essential to good performances.

Another essential element to keeping your cast and crew happy on an independent film.

Cleve Hall practices throwing Janet Tracy Kjeiser off the stairs onto a pad below.

Annie (Ashley Rhea) is about to come to a bed end.

Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser) enlists the help of Sgt. Dick Sheen (Shawn Savage) to find her missing sister.

Inspector Hinds (Mike Gaglio) hasn't a clue.

Producer Ed Polgardy and director/writer Kenneth J. Hall can be seem in the Lincoln Heights Police Department.

Cult Queen Mary Woronov as the sinister Sister Cecelia.

Handyman Lutkus (Cleve Hall) demonstrates he's just not right.

Father Fogerty is in charge of the Mary Magdelene Halfway House... or so he thinks.

Angelena (Athena Demos) welcomes the new girl.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) introduces her special friend Eddie (Monica Shere).

Makeup artist Allison Watson gets Monica Shere ready for camera.

Sister Cecelia looms over sleeping Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs).

The deranged handyman (Cleve Hall) on the staircase leading to the boiler room. This location was used in the original NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) shows another side of herself.

The crew prepare to shoot Monica Shere's death scene.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) is questioned by Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner).

Angelina (Athena Demos) with her home-girls Sheila (Tomi X) and Shelby (Saye Yabandeh).

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) doesn't want Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser) to know the real secret of the halfway house.

FX artist Chis Bergschneider (L) preps the decapitation dummy for Spider.

Kenneth J. Hall with Athena Demos and M. Robert Todd after a bloody night's work.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) and Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) look on as Angelena is consumed.

Nick Bauman preps Athena Demos for her on-screen ingestion.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) plays with her organ.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) has a nasty surprise for Inspector Hinds.

Thomasina Castillo displayed blood-dipped viscera for the night's shooting.

Everyone on the crew shows up when there's a disembowelment going on.

The final gruesome effect.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) bids a not-so-fond farewell to Inspector Hinds.

Left to right: Jeff Farley, Kenneth J. Hall, Mike Gaglio, Ed Pogardy, Chris Bergschneider after another bloody day on set.

On a late-night shoot, Stephanie Leighs took a nap whenever... and wherever... she could.

Shawn Savage rigged for his machete death by Jeff Farley and Chris Bergshneider.

A relaxed Stephanie Is ready to be tied to a sacrificial altar.

A bound Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) struggles as the insane Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) prepares to sacrifice her to a hungry elder god.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov), Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner). Larissa (Janet Tracy Kjeiser). and Lutkus (Cleve Hall) hear the beast stirring behind the door.

Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner) gets cross.

Lutkus (Cleve Hall) stabs Father Fogerty (Joseph Tatner) with a pair hedge-clippers.

Sister Cecelia (Mary Woronov) in the clutches of her intended.

Sister Cecelia's double (Arianna) struggles against the blinded elder god.

Cherry Pie (Stephanie Leighs) is not another victim.

Janet Tracy Kjeiser and Stephanie Leighs are supervised by director Kenneth J. Hall on the girl-gets-girl ending.