Cast of Terror in the Aisles

Donald Pleasence plays Self - Host in the movie, providing insights and commentary on the horror films presented. Pleasence's authoritative presence adds to the eerie atmosphere of the film.

Nancy Allen portrays Self - Host alongside Donald Pleasence, engaging with the audience and delving into the thrill and terror evoked by the featured horror movie clips. Allen's charisma enhances the viewing experience.

Fred Asparagus appears as a Featured Moviegoer in Terror in the Aisles, adding a touch of realism to the film's narrative as a member of the captivated audience.

Lainie Cook is featured as a Moviegoer in the movie, contributing to the immersive experience of watching horror films within a movie theater setting.

Joel S. Rice takes on the role of a Featured Moviegoer in the film, embodying the reactions and emotions of an individual engrossed in the horror movie screenings.

Ángel Salazar portrays a Featured Moviegoer in Terror in the Aisles, participating in the shared experience of witnessing terror on the big screen with fellow audience members.

Diane Stilwell is seen as a Featured Moviegoer in the movie, reflecting the genuine responses and engagement of a viewer enthralled by the horror movie compilation.

In an uncredited role, Bud Abbott appears as Chick (archive footage) in Terror in the Aisles, contributing iconic moments from classic horror films to the overall narrative.

Brooke Adams is uncredited as Elizabeth Driscoll (archive footage) in the movie, adding her presence from past horror films to the chilling compilation shown to the audience.

Alan Arkin makes an uncredited appearance as Roat (archive footage) in the film, lending his talent and performance from previous roles in the horror genre to enhance the viewing experience.

Susan Backlinie is uncredited as Chrissie Watkins (archive footage) in Terror in the Aisles, revisiting her memorable role in iconic horror cinema through the selected film clips.

Belinda Balaski appears uncredited as Terry Fisher (archive footage) in the movie, contributing to the collection of horror film excerpts that evoke fear and suspense for the audience.