Dave Sheridan and Felissa Rose Join Cast of Haunted Hookers | HNN
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Dave Sheridan and Felissa Rose Join Cast of Haunted Hookers | HNN


04/08/2026
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Dave Sheridan and Felissa Rose Join Cast of Haunted Hookers | HNN


Dave Sheridan and Felissa Rose Join Cast of “Haunted Hookers”

Scream King and Queen Attached to Star in Horror Comedy

April 2, 2026, Los Angeles — Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp, Terrifier 2, Stream) and Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie 1, Scary Movie 6, The Devil’s Rejects) have agreed to star in the comedy horror feature,Haunted Hookers, a co-production ofLeomark StudiosandPowerSource Productions.

Haunted Hookerswas a finalist for Best Horror Comedy Screenplay in the 2025 Austin Comedy Film Festival, where reviewers described it as a “supernatural and unrestrained romp” with a “wild, audacious premise” and a “grindhouse style” that blends horror with humor and heart. The project is helmed by award-winning directorErik Lundmarkand produced by three-time Oscar winning special makeup effects artist Ve Neill (BeetleJuice, Pirates of the Caribbean) and writer/producerMaria Collis.

Haunted Hookersis the story of Erica Lauren, a New York madam on the run, played by lifestyle influencer, sports model, and two-time AVN Award nominee Barbara Wade. To get herself and her three courtesans away from police, Erica buys an abandoned brothel in rural Nevada, where sex work is legal. Unfortunately, the local sheriff (Dave Sheridan) is determined to keep the brothel from opening. And when a quartet of vengeful ghosts show up, led by their own ghost madam (Felissa Rose), the fun really starts. Veteran character actor Jeff Doucette (Desperate Housewives, Gaslit) is cast as the bumbling handyman who c

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