Debra Lamb

In-depth interview with the Asian Scream Queen icon


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With Melissa Anne Moore, Ria Coyne, and Wendy MacDonald at Chiller Con ’93

Showing her fire breathing skills as “Raven” in the 1994 UCLA short film Curtain
Call, which was later expanded upon and re-released in 1997 as Ballerina Finale.

Debra did her own makeup and wore this Tom Bliss-designed bra
for a photo shoot she did during the making of Ballerina Finale.

Gracing the cover of the spring 1994 issue of Draculina. Fellow
Scream Queen Linnea Quigley is pictured at lower left.

As an Asian Elvira from a 2010 photo shoot for Dark Beauty magazine

A very recent photo of Debra sporting a very different look. Her t-shirt
holds a clue as to the title of her comeback to the B-movie scene.

Debra as Myra the “Snake Lady” on a episode of the 90s HBO series Dream On

See more of Debra at:
Her Official Website
Debra Lamb Psychic Healing
Debra’s Self-Made Fansite

Her Facebook
Her Extreme Facebook
Her Psychic Healing Facebook
Debra at Dark Beauty Magazine
Her IMDB Listing

Big thanks to Reyna Young aka “Miss Misery” at Last Doorway Productions


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Chris Charles
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Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Chris flirted with the music business there and in Nashville before joining the U.S. Army and serving in South Korea. He remained in Asia for several years afterwards, teaching English, traveling, and covering the regional entertainment scenes. A former Xanga blogger ("Xangan"), Chris is still in a mindset between Seoul and San Francisco. Besides Idol Features, you can also catch his writings in the print edition of the monthly magazine, Effective.

10 Comments

  1. Debra just got back to the SF Bay Area from Los Angeles, after finishing up Disciples and is now filming a few more scenes for Charles Webb’s upcoming G-String Horror. (That’s the working title and it may change.) I’ve seen some photos of Debra at the Market Street Cinema in San Francisco, where some scenes have been shot.

  2. Yes great interview! A friend had that B&W poster on his wall years ago. I asked him who it was and he didn't know her name and now I finally find out!

  3. My dad had that issue of Super Cycle in his collection (which is now my collection) and a friend told me her name. That led me to a Google search and that led me here. Great interview! Glad to finally find out about a girl I had been lusting over for the last few years!

  4. I dug through my stash of old biker mags and found her Easyriders issue. That mag never did give info on their models – at least not true info – so I'm sure glad I caught this too. Great site by the way!

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