Born in 1946, Paul Schrader emerged as a significant voice in American cinema, particularly noted for his exploration of troubled characters. He directed and wrote Hardcore (1979), a film that delves into the dark underbelly of adult entertainment, showcasing his unique narrative style. Schrader also directed Cat People (1982), a haunting tale that blends eroticism and horror, further solidifying his place in cult film history. His work often reflects a deep engagement with existential themes, making him a key figure in the conversation around cult and exploitation cinema.
Patty Hearst
The true story of a rich girl who was abducted by American revolutionaries in the 1970's. Her time spent with her captors made her question herself and her way of life and she joined forces with the cause that her abductors were fighting for. This created a US scandal and Patty Hearst has become a pop culture fixture.
