Ted Rusoff, born in the early 1940s, carved a niche in cult cinema through his work as both an actor and writer. He appeared in Absurd (1981) as well as Piranha II: The Spawning (1982), showcasing his ability to embody eccentric characters in the realm of exploitation films. His writing credits include Snuff Trap (2003), which reflects his deep roots in the genre. With a background in dubbing and voice work, Rusoff's contributions to the cult film landscape are marked by his distinctive presence and versatility.
Absurd
A nearly invincible man named Mikos Stanopolous whose blood coagulates incredibly fast. The rapid coagulation is a gift that has made him insanely homicidal. A priest pursues Mikos to try to destroy him, knowing that the only way to do so is to destroy the brain. Naturally, given the movie's reputation, things are pretty much required to get worse before they get better.
