ROGER BART
The horror film I love the most is probably the original version of The Vanishing. I think that's one of the creepiest movies I've ever seen. I also saw one that I can't remember the name of but — Oh my God! — it was about the Jersey Devil and it was done in this odd kind of documentary style and then at the end you realize that the documentary-maker was actually the murderer. I could never tell you the name of it. I've done a search on it. I can't find it. It was almost like it came to me in a dream. But it scared the living s--- out of me. Find out what that is, man! [Actually, Roger, it's 1998's Blair Witch-esque The Last Broadcast.]

See a scene from Roger Bart's Halloween pick, The Vanishing:

And I was in Hostel 2! That's my newest favorite horror film. We had a great time. I must admit there was something amusing about having my penis cut off. There are certain things about the blood-and-guts genre [that I wanted to explore]. Part of the fun of being an actor is the opportunity to do anything. To do crazy genres. Though I got some flack. I was watching TV and these guys were sitting there saying, ''And what was Roger Bart thinking? He's such a respected actor and now he's doing this s---!'' To me, it's fun! And Prague was on my list of places I wanted to be sent to and not have to pay for it.

MEGAN MULLALLY
I'm not a big horror-movie person. I always loved the movie Young Frankenstein but it's not a horror movie. I get scared. I don't want to have those images in my head. I won't even audition for horror movies. I like movies with rich people and beautiful houses and great clothes and driving fancy cars. Sorry.

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