CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( link) In 2016, she starred along side actor/director Sean Weathers in the crime mystery, The New York Butcher. In 2012, Lukas Persson directed This Girl's Gun, a post-apocalyptic western short starring Brown, which won her the best actress award at the 2012 PollyGrind Film Festival.
In 2009, she began appearing in the Cinemax TV series Lingerie as Stephanie. In July 2008, licensed the Misty Mundae name from Pop Cinema and announced the feature film Sculpture, the first feature film to star Brown as Misty Mundae since the 2005 Shock-O-Rama. One month later, a two-DVD collector's edition of Vampire Strangler was released. Brown appeared as Mundae to greet fans at such shows as Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors and Chiller Theatre. In January 2008, Pop Cinema announced a limited convention tour to promote the release of An Erotic Werewolf in London. In March 2007, she was cast in Dying God, directed by Fabrice Lambot, which was released in France in 2008. She also starred in the Polonia brothers' 2007 film Splatter Beach. In 2007, she had a supporting role in the independent film All Along, a romantic comedy written by and starring Bill Page. In August 2006, Brown was cast in a major role in The Rage, directed by Robert Kurtzman, which was released on DVD in 2008. Independent Cinema-since renamed Pop Cinema-announced its intent to continue releasing previously-filmed softcore films starring Brown as Misty Mundae.
īrown's success in horror movies was such that an item in Sci Fi Weekly included Misty Mundae on "the list of living horror icons-the ones whose movies you might pay to see or rent, the ones you'd stand in line to shake hands with or to snag an autograph from", along with Robert Englund, Linda Blair, Malcolm McDowell, Elvira, and Jamie Lee Curtis, among others. She and Homeward Band (her boyfriend's band) contributed music to "Sick Girl", but were not credited. She starred opposite Angela Bettis in " Sick Girl", a January 2006 episode of Showtime's Masters of Horror series. Working as Erin Brown, Brown then performed in several independent horror films, such as Tony Todd's Shadow: Dead Riot, and The Lost, a film adaptation of Jack Ketchum's novel of the same name. Independent Cinema, left that company, and retired from softcore films to pursue mainstream acting. Shortly after this, she sold her interest in the Misty Mundae name to E.I. This film had won an award for best short film at her college film festival. In 2004, Brown released her short film Voodoun Blues direct-to-DVD through Shock-O-Rama Cinema. Later in 2003, she appeared in CKY's music video for their song "Shock and Terror", directed by Bam Margera. At the 2006 New Jersey International Film and Screenplay Festival (later renamed the Hoboken International Film Festival), she was nominated for Best Actress, for her role in the psychological thriller Sinful. Independent Cinema's horror division Shock-O-Rama Cinema, such as The Screaming Dead, Bite Me!, Shock-O-Rama, and Chantal. In 2003, Brown began to perform in low-budget horror films produced by E.I. She plays Misty in the 2002 film Mummy Raider, battling against an evil neo-Nazi scientist and an ancient mummy. In 1999, she appeared in a Columbine massacre-inspired B movie, Duck! The Carbine High Massacre. produced films starring Brown as Misty Mundae include Play-mate of the Apes (2002), Spiderbabe (2003), and Lord of The G-Strings (2004). Brown also wrote, directed, and starred in a 2002 remake of the 1969 film Lustful Addiction.
In 2000, she traveled to Paris to film the U.S./French co-production Vampire of Notre Dame, which was later acquired and distributed by Seduction Cinema under the title An Erotic Vampire in Paris. During this period, she also appeared (as Misty Mundae) in the 1999 hardcore film Vampire Strangler, alongside her then-boyfriend William Hellfire, who also directed the film. Independent Cinema, performing mainly in softcore pornography under the stage name Misty Mundae. She signed an exclusive contract with E.I. JSTOR ( July 2017) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)įrom 1997 to 2002, Brown worked for pornographic film production company Factory 2000.Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. This section needs additional citations for verification.