Julie Strain: The Untold Story of a Cult Cinema Legend

Julie Ann Strain wasn’t just an actress; she was a force of nature who redefined what it meant to be a cult icon.

Known as the “Queen of B-Movies,” Julie starred in over 100 films throughout the 90s, taking on daring roles in movies like Heavy Metal 2000, Fit to Kill, and Return to Savage Beach.

From her beginnings as a Penthouse model to her unforgettable performances in action-packed indie films, Julie’s story is one of resilience, boldness, and unapologetic ambition.

In this video, we’ll dive deep into Julie’s life—from her athletic childhood in California to her rise in Hollywood’s underground scene, her marriage to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman, and her challenges with memory loss and dementia due to a head injury in her 20s.

Discover how this towering, six-foot-one actress embraced her unconventional journey, becoming a beloved muse for comic book artists and an icon at fan conventions across the country.

Explore the legacy of a woman who lived on her own terms, forever etched into the world of cult cinema and beyond. From her fearless approach to acting to her tragic final years, this is the untold story of Julie Ann Strain.