AT THE MOVIES WITH MISTRESS MISTY

DEBBIE ANN ROCHON - "MISTRESS MISTY"

Mistress Misty played by Debbie Ann Rochon is the host of "At the Movies with Mistress Misty", a direct to DVD production. Debbie Ann Rochon was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on 3 November 1968. She grew up on the streets in British Columbia, Canada. Her life changed when she was selected as an extra role in Paramount's Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains (1982). Rochon was able to save enough money to move to New York, USA, where she studied acting. She worked in many off Broadway productions, until she began to get roles in movies. These lead to roles in horror / scream queen movies. From 1994, she has appeared in many of Lloyd Kaufman's Troma Productions, including "Tromeo and Juliet" in 1996 and "Terror Firmer" in 1999. Some nicknames given to Rochon are: Cult Movie Actress The Meryl Streep of Horror The Queen of Horror The Scream Queen. In 2004 she was to become "Mistress Misty", host of "At the Movies with Mistress Misty", from Hocus Focus Productions. As the host, she would introduce the movie or movies. The movies came from the stable of director Jason Liquori. From the web site for the first release ("The Lunar Pack") Liquori has this to say about the character of Mistress Misty: The character of Mistress Misty is a humorous woman with a history of fraternizing with some familiar monsters...and she has the babies to prove it! The Mistress will be the cohesive force holding the three short werewolf films together. Her segments have a purposeful cable studio feel to them. Our hope is to bring viewers back to when they watched old horror films on late night TV. Liquori feels that a horror veteran like Rochon will be able to breathe life into the Mistress and help horror fans relate to the string of monster movies. The Lunar Pack is the first in the planned series of DVD's featuring Mistress Mindy and her litter of illegitimate hell-spawn. The titles released under "At the Movies with Mistress Misty" were: The Lunar Pack (2004) Death Plots (2005) All Wrapped Up (2007) Most are found on the internet. Various clips are available through Youtube. Click on image to access

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