Scene from Humanoids from the Deep (1980)

First Appearances:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980) as Sandy, Miss Salmon

Most Important Roles:

• Screwballs (1983) as Bootsie Goodhead
• Humanoids from the Deep (1980) as Sandy, Miss Salmon
• The Lost Empire (1984) as Cindy Blake
• Lovely But Deadly (1981) as Barb
• Out of Bounds (1986) as Chris Cage
• Graduation Day (1981) as Paula Brentwood
• Munchie (1992) as Band Member
• Leprechaun 3 (1995) as Nurse
• Munchie Strikes Back (1994) as Band Member
• No Man's Land (1987) as Peggy

Career Highlights:

• Screwballs (1983)
• Humanoids from the Deep (1980)
• The Lost Empire (1984)
• Lovely But Deadly (1981)
• Out of Bounds (1986)
• Graduation Day (1981)
• Munchie (1992)
• Leprechaun 3 (1995)
• Munchie Strikes Back (1994)
• No Man's Land (1987)

Linda Shayne, an American-Canadian dual citizen, initially worked in mental hospitals after graduating from UC Berkeley and wrote articles about San Quentin Prison ex-offenders. She transitioned into film and TV writing and directing, working with major studios like Paramount, Nickelodeon, Warner Bros., Imagine, Showtime, and Disney. Shayne has won multiple awards for her screenplays and directing, including a Best Feature Screenplay award at the Florence Film Awards in 2022. She directed 'Purple People Eater' starring Thora Birch, who received a Youth in Film Award for her performance. Recently, Shayne wrote and directed a documentary about a Thai transwoman billionaire.

First Appearances:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980) as Becky

Most Important Roles:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980) as Becky

Career Highlights:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980)

Lisa Glaser's brief stint in acting during the 1980s was marked by her significant contributions despite its short duration. Her debut role in "Humanoids from the Deep" (1980) showcased her prowess as a scream queen, displaying both her impressive vocal range and willingness to depict nudity. In an isolated beach tent scene, Lisa removed her clothing, revealing full frontal nudity during an interaction with a ventriloquist dummy. As she fled from a creature down the beach, her figure offered a spectacle of bouncing assets, leaving a lasting impression.

Lisa's physique was again prominently featured in "Future Kick" (1991), where she played the role of Junkyard Stripper. Her performance involved a suggestive dance routine on stage while wearing minimal attire—a tube top and thong. She captivated audiences by removing her top and bending backwards, showcasing her breasts in an artistic display.

Her final role was in "Stripped to Kill 2: Live Girls" (1989) as Victoria, where she wore minimal clothing while pole dancing. As the decade concluded, Lisa's acting career drew to a close, but she continued within the entertainment industry, working across various sectors and contributing to charitable causes.

Alternate Names: Lynn Schiller, Marilyn E. Theel

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Fyre (1979) as Fyre

Most Important Roles:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980) as Peggy Larson
• Without Warning (1980) as Beth
• Hollywood Boulevard II (1991) as Ann Gregory
• Fyre (1979) as Fyre
• Not of This Earth (1988) as Peggy Larson (Archive Footage)

Career Highlights:

• Humanoids from the Deep (1980)
• Without Warning (1980)
• Hollywood Boulevard II (1991)
• Fyre (1979)
• Not of This Earth (1988)

Lynn Theel, born March 5, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan, began her career as a cabaret singer and horse groomer before becoming Playmate of the Month for 'Playboy' in July 1975. She made her film debut in 'Big Wednesday' (1978) and had her sole lead role in 'Fyre' (1979). Theel is known for her gruesome roles in horror films, including being raped by a mutant beast in 'Humanoids from the Deep' (1980) and killed by an alien hunter in 'Without Warning' (1980). She made TV appearances on 'Vega$' and 'Code Red', and had a co-starring role in 'Hollywood Boulevard II'. Theel retired from acting afterwards and currently lives in Hyannis, Massachusetts.