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Canadian b-movie actress Debbie Rochon was born on November 3, 1968 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Biography

Debbie had a very troubled childhood and, after years of abuse, turned to acting as an escape. She began her film career at the age of thirteen in Ladies and Gentlemen: The Fabulous Stains! starring Diane Lane. At that point, she realized that acting was going to be her life. By age seventeen, she had saved up enough money to move to New York City. Early on, Rochon worked with numerous off-off Broadway theater companies, performing in over 25 stage productions. She garnered her first printed review in Backstage which read: "Debbie Rochon acquitted her self well as the cocaloony bird in Tennessee Williams’ The Gnadiges Fraulein."

Feeling like she had gone as far as she could on the stage, Rochon focused on the cinema and has worked on over one hundred independent features since. The Hubcap Awards founder Joe Bob Briggs crowned Rochon runner-up Best Actress of the year in 1994 for her work on the Canadian lensed Abducted II: The Reunion. In 1995 she was singled out for her work as the conniving television producer in Broadcast Bombshells winning her the prestigious Barbarella
Award.

She appeared in a commercial for Gillette directed by Pedro Almodovar and was a featured guest player on Fox’s New York Undercover. In 2002 Rochon was crowned Scream Queen of the Decade (1990 - 1999) by the horror genre publication Draculina magazine, based on reader voting. She also received Best Psychette Award 2002 (best female psycho in a movie) for her work in American Nightmare.

She is perhaps best-known for her work with Troma Entertainment. First appearing as "Edna Purlmutter" for the satirical The Troma System, she went on to appear in Tromeo and Juliet, Terror Firmer, Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger Part IV and multiple episodes of Troma's Edge TV.

While filming The Legend of Crazy George in 2002, Rochon suffered a very serious on-set injury. A machete nearly severed several of Rochon's fingers, slashing them to the bone. After recuperating, she went back to the industry and has been going strong ever since.

Rochon still resides in New York City and appears in upwards of ten independent horror and miscellaneous genre films every year. She is also a very strong voice in the world of animal rights, continuously petitioning against pet cruelty.

Filmography

Poultrygeist: Attack of the Chicken Zombies! (2006)

The Demons 5 (2005)

Hoodoo for Voodoo (2005)

Apocalypse and the Beauty Queen (2005)

The Shelter (2005)

Heather and Puggly Drop a Deuce (2005)

The Bonesetter Returns (2005)

Blood Relic (2005) Death Defying Acts (2005) Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape! (2005) Wolfsbayne (2005)

Nowhere Man (2005)

The Lunar Pack (2004)

Vampiyaz (2004)

Fort Doom (2004)

Lord of the Undead (2004)

Split (2004)

PDA Massacre (2004)

Tales from the Crapper (2004)

Screech of the Decapitated (2004)

Spicy Sister Slumber Party (2004)

Dr. Horror's Erotic House of Idiots (2003)

Severe Injuries (2003)

Deadly Stingers (2003)

The Bog Creatures (2003)

Corpses Are Forever (2003)

Something to Scream About (2003)

Skin Crawl (2003)

Doggie Tails Volume 1: Lucky's First Sleep-Over (2003)

Nikos (2003)

Parts of the Family (2003)

Final Examination (2003)

Dead Clowns (2003)

Bleed (2002)

The Legend of Crazy George (2002)

Weregrrl (2002)

Shockheaded (2002)

Vampire Queen (2002)

The Erotic Time Machine (2002)

Who Wants to Be an Erotic Billionaire? (2002)

Time Enough: The Alien Conspiracy (2002)

We're Coming to Help (2002)

Space Spawns (2002)

The Erotic Mirror (2002)

Play-Mate of the Apes (2002)

Filthy McNasty (2002)

Dead & Rotting (2002)

American Nightmare (2002)

Killjoy 2: Deliverance From Evil (2002)

Shadow of the Demon (2002)

Saloonatics (2002)

Shadow of Dread (2002)

The Underdogs (2002)

Witchbabe: Erotic Witch Project 3 (2001)

Scrotal Vengeance (2001)

Witchouse 3: Demon Fire (2001)

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