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Robert Steven Rhine, also known by his pen name Corpsy, is an American writer and actor. He is the founder, publisher, and "Deaditor-in-Chief" of Girls and Corpses, a horror-comedy magazine.
Robert Rhine. Actor: Pig Killer. Robert Rhine (writer/actor/producer) is the spawn of TV comedy writer Larry Rhine (All In The Family, Bob Hope, Red Skeleton) and comedic TV and film actress Hazel Shermet (A Star Is Born, Love At First Bite, New Zoo Review).
Robert Rhine (writer/actor/producer) is the spawn of TV comedy writer Larry Rhine (All In The Family, Bob Hope, Red Skeleton) and comedic TV and film actress Hazel Shermet (A Star Is Born, Love At First Bite, New Zoo Review).
Robert Rhine: I grew up in Los Angeles, a fourth generation Californian. My father (from San Francisco) was a television comedy writer and my mother (from Philadelphia) a comedic TV and film actress. I started acting in radio and TV commercials when I was a boy but my parents wanted me to live a more normal life than show business.
Robert Rhine. @GirlsandCorpses ‧. 3.96K subscribers ‧ 331 videos. Girls and Corpses is a comedy/horror magazine sold on newsstands worldwide. It is an irreverent blend of Maxim meets 'Dawn Of The...
Police Chief Michel Moore goes in the dunk tank at The True Blue Gala at The LA Police Academy.290 views- Clips of Rowdy Roddy Piper from the movie The Chair696 views
- MISS MOSH interviewed during a photo shoot for Girls and Corpses.6K views
- Exorcism At 60,000 Feet has a cast to DIE for! Meet them behind-the-scenes.484 views
- Adrienne Barbeau (Escape From NY, The Fog) behind-the-scenes on set of Exorcism at 60,000 Feet.1.2K views
Robert Steven Rhine is the Publisher / Deaditor-in-Chief of Girls and Corpses magazine: Bram Stoker award winner for anthology "Dark Delicacies" "Robert "Corpsy" Rhine is The Hugh Hefner of Horror"--Newsbleak
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Jan 1, 1999 · Call it a literary free fall without a parachute, taking the id on a walk without a leash. This is the way Robert Steven Rhine writes, channeling his subconscious onto the page. The stories range from science fiction to contemporary, fantasy to detective, comedy to horror.
