Hans Hass Jr., born in Austria, emerged in the late 1960s as an actor and folk singer. He is known for his roles in Night of the Blood Monster (1970), where he navigates a world of horror, and X312 - Flight to Hell (1971), a film that blends exploitation with adventure. Despite his initial success, Hass Jr. distanced himself from the film industry, seeking new paths in life and music. His contributions to these cult films remain a testament to the sleazy charm of the era, marking his brief but memorable footprint in the genre.
X312 - Flight to Hell
A plane leaving the turmoil of a South American country in the midst of a revolution crash-lands in the Amazon jungle in Brazil. Among the passengers are a corrupt banker who is smuggling diamonds out of the country, a reporter, a mysterious beauty and a shady flight attendant. The survivors find themselves up against not only the dangers of the jungle itself but a band of headhunters and a gang of revolutionaries who are looking for the smuggled diamonds.
