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Miss Misery Revisited

Tuesday, August 7, 2012 Chris Charles 2

Since my last visit with San Francisco horror hostess Reyna Young, aka Miss Misery, she’s earned an even higher profile among Bay Area horror aficionados. Her weekly TV show, Miss Misery’s Movie Massacre (viewable throughout California on AT&T U-Verse) has

Miss Misery

Tuesday, September 20, 2011 Chris Charles 1

If horror is your thing and you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you should have heard of Reyna Young, better known as “Miss Misery,” who’s been labeled by the local press as “The Queen of Horror in the Bay Area.”

Screamvina Ghoul

Friday, July 22, 2011 Chris Charles 5

Sexy and macabre horror hostess Screamvina Ghoul can be seen at all the eerie events in and around her native Portland, “Horroregon.” She also lays claim to being the “second most evil woman in Portland.” Hauntingly intrigued by Screamvina when

Brenda Lowe

Monday, November 15, 2010 Chris Charles 0

A reader of another site I contribute to (and probably fan of the TV show Survivor), sent them this link on 27 year-old half-Chinese, half-Bolivian Survivor contestant Brenda Lowe, requesting a feature on her. The request was passed on to

Vampira

Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Chris Charles 0

Long before Elvira was wishing her viewers “unpleasant dreams,” there was Vampira, TV’s original sexy horror hostess with an hourglass figure poured into a sleek black dress, telling her fans she gave “epitaphs, not autographs.”

“Heart to Heart” Hostess, Ahn Jung-hyun

Saturday, July 21, 2007 Chris Charles 0

Ahn Jung-hyun (aka “Dimple Girl” or “Miss Dimples”) started with Arirang TV in Korea in 1996 as a news reporter, later an anchor, and then the host of the show “Heart to Heart.”

The Beer Girls of “Better Than Beer”

Monday, February 12, 2007 Chris Charles 0

Better Than Beer was a Hooters rip-off sports bar & grill that had a franchise in Seoul’s Itaewon district. The author paid a visit to that establishment and gives his review in this article, which was originally published in 2005.