TIH 066: Barbie Wilde on Being The Female Cenobite in Hellraiser, The Voices of the Damned and Horror and Erotica

Barbie Wilde Podcast Interview

Michael David Wilson, This Is Horror Founder and Editor in Chief; Bob Pastorella, This Is Horror Senior News Writer

TIH 066: Barbie Wilde on Being The Female Cenobite in Hellraiser, The Voices of the Damned and Horror and Erotica

Michael David Wilson, This Is Horror Founder and Editor in Chief; Bob Pastorella, This Is Horror Senior News Writer         Michael David Wilson, This Is Horror Founder and Editor in Chief; Bob Pastorella, This Is Horror Senior News Writer        
TIH 066: Barbie Wilde on Being The Female Cenobite in Hellraiser, The Voices of the Damned and Horror and Erotica           TIH 066: Barbie Wilde on Being The Female Cenobite in Hellraiser, The Voices of the Damned and Horror and Erotica          
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    In this podcast Barbie Wilde talks about her success as the female cenobite in Hellraiser, her novel The Venus Complex, her collection The Voices of the Damned, the relationship between horror and erotica and much more. 

    About Barbie Wilde

    As an actress, Barbie Wilde is best known for playing the Female Cenobite in Clive Barker’s classic cult horror movie Hellbound: Hellraiser II. As a writer, she has been called “…one of the finest purveyors of erotically charged horror around” by Fangoria, America’s best-selling horror magazine. Barbie has performed in cabaret in Bangkok, robotically danced in the Bollywood blockbuster, Janbazz, played a vicious mugger in Death Wish III, and appeared as a drummer for an electronica band in the so-called “Holy Grail of unfinished and unreleased 80’s horror” Grizzly II: The Predator, AKA Grizzly II: The Concert, which featured a then unknown George Clooney. Barbie was a founder member of the mime/dance/music group, SHOCK, which supported such artists as Gary Numan, Ultravox, Depeche Mode and Adam & the Ants in the 1980s. Barbie also presented and wrote eight different music and film review TV programs in the UK in the 1980s and 1990s. Since 2009, Barbie has contributed well-received short stories to various horror anthologies: ‘Sister Cilice’ for Hellbound Hearts, ‘U for Uranophobia’ for Phobophobia, ‘American Mutant: Hands of Dominion’ for Mutation Nation, ‘Polyp’ for The Mammoth Book of Body Horror and ‘A is for Alpdruck’ for Demonologia Biblica. Barbie’s critically acclaimed dark crime novel, The Venus Complex, was published by Comet Press in late 2012.

    Show notes

    • [01:45] Interview start
    • [02:05] Initial interest in horror
    • [04:40] The origin of Barbie’s writing
    • [12:35] Being known as the female cenobite
    • [19:40] The genesis of The Voices of the Damned
    • [23:20] Horror and erotica
    • [27:15] The Venus Complex
    • [35:40] Influences
    • [56:00] Future projects

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