Barbie Wilde, a Canadian actress, moved to London, England, to pursue an acting career. She has performed in various roles, including cabaret in Bangkok, Bollywood films, and television shows in the UK.
Wilde has also worked behind the camera, serving as an assistant casting director for the BBC production of "The Buddha of Suburbia" and as a casting director for MTV's London production of "The Real World".
As a television presenter, host, and scriptwriter, Wilde has appeared in several programs, including "The American Hot 100", "The Morning Show", "Supersonic", and "The Small Screen". She co-presented "Sprockets" in 1991, a film program that still airs regularly on SKY TV in the UK.
In addition to her work in television, Wilde has also contributed to various horror and crime anthologies, including "Hellbound Hearts", "Phobophobia", and "Mutation Nation". Her short stories have been praised by critics and have been reprinted in several publications.
Wilde's first novel, "The Venus Complex", was published in 2012 and has been praised by horror fans and critics alike. The book is a fictionalized diary of a serial killer and has been described as "erotically charged horror fiction".
In 2015, SST Publications published a full-color, illustrated short horror story collection called "Voices of the Damned", which featured 11 of Wilde's stories, including two previously unpublished ones. The book was accompanied by artwork from top horror artists and received a starred review from Publishers Weekly.
In 2018, Wilde co-produced and co-wrote a horror film called "Blue Eyes" with director and writer Chris Alexander. The film was based on a short story by Wilde and is currently in production.
Wilde's work has been praised by critics and fans alike, and she has established herself as a respected figure in the horror genre.
