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Who Was Red Hot Ten Years Ago This Month - Scarlet Salem (aka Sarah French)

I have decided to go on a nostalgia trip this week so I decided to feature an actress that I used to promote quite heavily over at the old Monster Island News. Scarlet Salem was red hot back in the day and she always made my Top 10 Hottest Actress list year in and year out. Today she is still acting under her real name Sarah French.

Here is her updated bio:

Sarah French was born in Melrose, Minnesota, United States, is Actress, Production Manager, Miscellaneous Crew. Sarah French is an actress and model from Minnesota. She got her start modeling when she was discovered at a metal concert, her favorite genre of music. She modeled under the name Scarlet Salem. She later had an opportunity to get into acting. Her love was always horror so naturally she gravitated towards those projects using the Scarlet Salem name. To date she has done over 30 films with titles such as Strip Club Slasher, Killer Biker Chicks, In harm's way and Terror Overload. Outside of horror she also plays a Russian assassin in the martial arts film "Opposite Blood" and a Ghostbuster in the online series Ghostbustin 911, which is a mix of Ghostbusters, Reno 911 and Cops. In addition she has been featured in many magazines like Gorezone and Girls and Corpses. She writes a scream queen column for Shock horror magazine. In April 2011 she dropped the Scarlet Salem name and began to use her real name for all future work.

Here are some photos of Sarah from back in the day:






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