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Amy Steel

Amy Steel

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Search complete. 14 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Amy Steel".

Oct 27, 2026

NezHOST
95:34
She's awesome.
NezHOST
95:36
She's really, really cool.
NezHOST
95:37
And what's her name? Amy Steele.
NezHOST
95:39
She was sweet when I met her.
NezHOST
95:42
Ari Lehman's crazy.
Blake HowardHOST
28:54
Yeah.
Brian SaurGUEST
28:55
He's in it and, and the guys from Summer School and Amy, uh, what's, God, my names thing is gone right now, but, uh, Friday 13th Part II, um, you know, Final Girl is in this and-
Blake HowardHOST
29:06
Oh, yes.
Blake HowardHOST
29:06
Hold on
Brian SaurGUEST
29:06
... you know, so it's, it's really, it's, it's a solid, um, cast.
Brian SaurGUEST
29:10
Uh, and-
Blake HowardHOST
29:11
I, I just, I just wanna say there would be, so firstly, Amy Steel is who you're talking about-
Brian SaurGUEST
29:15
Amy Steel
Nasty NealHOST
30:04
... are actually my favorites
Nancy NagrantGUEST
30:05
... you know who I d- I, I recently met, um, uh, Amy Steel.
Nasty NealHOST
30:11
Oh, wow.
Nasty NealHOST
30:11
From the, yeah, The Final Girl.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
17:46
This was based on characters by Victor Miller and Sean S. Cunningham.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
17:49
Starring Amy Steel, John Fury, and Betsy Palmer.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
17:52
Genres, slasher, teen, splatter horror, suspense, mystery, whodunit, thriller.
David Garrett Jr.HOST
17:56
From the United States.

Unknown podcast

Jason's Revenge: A Mixed Bag of Horror (1981) Review

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

SimonHOST
0:39
The film opens with a suspenseful pre-title sequence revisiting Alice, played by Adrian King, the sole survivor from the first film.
SimonHOST
0:49
Her demise at the hands of Jason sets the tone for the rest of the movie.
SimonHOST
0:54
The narrative then shifts to the new counsellors, led by Paul, played by John Fury, and his girlfriend Ginny, played by Amy Steele, who are oblivious to the lurking danger.
SimonHOST
1:05
As the counsellors settle in, the film follows a familiar slasher formula, with Jason picking them off one by one in increasingly brutal ways.
SimonHOST
1:16
While the film attempts to maintain the suspense and horror of the original, it struggles with pacing and character development.
BradyHOST
55:15
Oh, for sure.
JustinHOST
55:16
And it's simply due to the fact that Amy Steel's performance is fantastic.
JustinHOST
55:20
It is a shame that she never really did all that much more.
JustinHOST
55:24
I mean, she's in April Fool's Day, another fun slasher movie that I really enjoy that doesn't get talked about enough.
JesseHOST
59:18
I agree.
JoshHOST
59:20
Uh, that's Amy Steel as Ginny, who's both-
JesseHOST
59:23
Ginny
JoshHOST
59:23
... beautiful and resourceful.

15 MINS LATER

JesseHOST
74:36
And like the whole fight is-
JoshHOST
74:37
Wait, don't go...
JoshHOST
74:38
I don't wanna go past the block because Jenny or Amy Steel fucked that up and sent the stuntman to the hospital because she hit the wrong part with, uh, with the ax.
JesseHOST
74:49
Really?
TylerHOST
15:03
It's, it's a good one.
TylerHOST
15:04
Um, and, uh, you know, besides the Redgrave sisters, you've got Amy Steel from Friday the 13th 2.
Sam PancakeGUEST
15:11
Mm-hmm.
TylerHOST
15:11
Um, also in April Fool's Day, which we watched recently.

19 MINS LATER

TylerHOST
34:39
So the neighbors, uh, they're the closest to a cast we get, which is like a family of yuppies who live next door.
Sam PancakeGUEST
34:46
Yeah.
Sam PancakeGUEST
34:47
Amy Steel, who I, my day job in the '90s from like '91 to '97 was casting TV commercials, and she would come in all the time, and she's the best and, and also of course Fr- one of the most famous Final Girls-
TylerHOST
34:57
Yes, yes
FrankHOST
43:32
No. Jason thinks-
PeterHOST
43:34
Nor does she look like Amy Steel looking like her in part two, either.
FrankHOST
43:39
N- no.
PeterHOST
43:40
No one looks like anyone, and also, the woman at the beginning looked nothing like the actual Pamela Voorhees.

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