<p>In 1978, she assisted with make-up and started as the iconic Blonde Zombie in George Romero's Dawn of the Dead.In 1980, she led make-up and had a larger role in George's next film, Knightriders.
In 1981, she vanished from the industry.</p>

Jeanie's Face Exploded

She was only there to do make-up. They had bigger plans.

<p>“Great! A story that NEEDS to be told!” - Joe Dante, Director, GREMLINS, THE BURBS“The Sinister Cinema Story” takes you behind the scenes of the oldest, weirdest video distributor of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror and Exploitation cinema. Operating out of Medford, Oregon since the late 80s!</p>

The Sinister Cinema Story

An avalanche of underground horror, unseen sci-fi and forgotten fantasies, via the world's weirdest video distributor!

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Jeanie's Face Exploded & The Sinister Cinema Story (Documentary block)

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Portland Horror Film Festival is one of the most diverse horror festivals on Earth. Over 60 shorts & features from 16 countries, and all horror genres, showcase filmmakers from every walk of life, including Queer, BIPOC, Trans, and nearly half that are helmed by women!

Here's what's coming up soon. Can't make it? No sweat. Many live streams will be available for on-demand viewing as well.