10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
Roxsy & Me (2014)
In order to pursue a serious career in acting, Carmela Hayslett hangs up her top hat and retires her popular horror hosting personality, Roxsy Tyler. The problem is... she's the only one who's moved on. Her former co-hosts live to badger her and the fan base she left behind refuses to support her movie career. Meanwhile, locked in a little box somewhere in Hayslett's psyche, Roxsy Tyler is alive, well, and ready repossess the actress's body!
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In order to pursue a serious career in acting, Carmela Hayslett hangs up her top hat and retires her popular horror hosting personality, Roxsy Tyler. The problem is... she's the only one who's moved on. Her former co-hosts live to badger her and the fan base she left behind refuses to support her movie career. Meanwhile, locked in a little box somewhere in Hayslett's psyche, Roxsy Tyler is alive, well, and ready repossess the actress's body!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Carmela Hayslett
In Theaters:10/31/2014
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Top Hat Terror Productions, Potent Media
Cast
Carmela Hayslett
Director
Carmela Hayslett
Carmela Hayslett / Roxsy Tyler
Christian Grillo
Mr. Potent
Loren Lepre
Mario
Chuck Maher
Count Chuckula
Melissa O'Donnell
Sabrina
Karen Scioli
Stella
Rory Ogden
Katie
Krystle Ann Griffin
Gothic Audience Member
D.M. Folger Jr.
Roxsy Fan
Rob Dimension
Mumbles the Clown
Sharon Smyth
Merrill's Grandmom (as Sharon Smyth Lentz)
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