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Throughout the Month of October, Count Down the Sexiest Nude Horror Movie Hotties of All Time!

Number 5: Linda Blair

Although she’s never gotten naked in a horror movie, per se, when it comes to the unholy annals of Scream Queendom, few lungs project more powerfully than those just beneath the booming D-cups of Linda Blair.

The frightful fact is this: Linda Blair portrayed demonically possessed little Regan in The Exorcist. She subsequently spent the 1980s busting out her hellaciously hot hooters in a series of the decade’s most skincandescent exploitation classics.

Therefore, Linda Blair ranks right near the top of Mr. Skin’s Top 31 Naked Scream Queens.

Click the pic to see Linda Blair nude.

She may have made the world’s hair stand on end as little demon-possessed Regan in The Exorcist, but it was body parts located decidedly to the south of the scalp that got raised en masse when all-grown-up (and out) Linda Blair revealed her Satanically sexy nude body in Oui magazine, which hit newsstands on this date in 1982.

Skincidentally, 1982 is the same year that young Demi Moore also appeared fur-tastically nude in Oui.

After a tumultuous adolescence which included a sexual relationship with heartthrob rocker Rick Springfied (she was 15, he was 25), and starring in the gland-mark explicit TV movies Born Innocent and Sweet Hostage, Linda dared to bare in the pages of Oui as a sort of coming out -- of her clothes -- celebration.

Click the cover to learn more, and to see Linda, bare.

Filmmaker Chuck Vincent began his career in hardcore pornography, where he quickly ascended to being one of the most acclaimed directors in the Golden Age of theatrical X-rated movies.

Along with early Gerard Damiano and Henry Paris (the full-penetration nom-de-poon of Radley Metzger), Chuck Vincent earned a place for his name above a film’s title. Vincent’s Roommates even played arthouses and was praised by mainstream critic Judith Crist.

But it is for his R-rated sex romps that most fans remember Chuck Vincent, especially his singularly lunatic comedies on the order of Preppies, Hollywood Hot Tubs, C.O.D., and New York’s Finest. Aside from his laff-fests, Vincent also helmed Warrior Queen, Deranged, and Bedroom Eyes II.

Vincent’s muse, in both the hard-and-soft-core arenas, was XXX legend Veronica Hart.

Despite his adoration of the naked female form, Chuck Vincent was homosexual and, tragically, we lost him to AIDS on this date in 1991. Long may his movies turn the world on.