Victoria De Mare is one of Hollywood's reigning "Hottest Horror Scream Queens" for over a decade according to the cover feature editorial article of the January 2017 issue of Hustler Magazine. She has appeared in over 145 Film & TV productions & counting. She is best known for her creation & portrayal of the sexy demon succubus clown, "Batty Boop" from the horror/comedy feature series, 'Killjoy', which is now available as a resin doll statue/action figure courtesy of Full Moon Collectibles worldwide November 2017. In November 2018 & again in January 2019, Full Moon Comix released 2 comic books featuring "Batty Boop" with both censored & uncensored covers now available worldwide.
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