They say, “Virginia is for lovers,” and here at Skin Central we love actresses from Virginia — namely Nancy Kyes. The aspiring ingenue attended high school in California, and studied theater at Northwestern University in Illinois. In other words, she got around! After graduation, the busy babe broke into show biz thanks to filmmaker John Carpenter who cast her in his thriller Assault on Precinct 13 (1976). Like the collaborations of directors and actors such as Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro or Tim Burton and Johnny Depp, Carpenter and Kyes teamed up for a number of films — namely the Halloween franchise. The original Halloween (1978) remains a slasher classic because it offers thrills that are both bloodcurdling and bone-popping, especially when P.J. Soles gets offed by a madman but not before revealing her cans! Co-star Kyes didn’t expose her breasts, but her character does lose her top to prove baby got back and a panty-clad ass! During the skintastic act, Michael Myers (the movie’s killer, not the SNL actor) watches through the blinds to peek at her flesh. Nancy continued to work with Carpenter via her supporting role in his horror flick The Fog (1980) starring Adrienne Barbeau and Jamie Lee Curtis. At the risk of being typecast, the sexy starlet also appeared in his sequels Halloween II (1981) and Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982). Nancy then nabbed a guest spot on the boob tube reboot of The Twilight Zone (1985) before moving into the retirement zone.
