Peter Wittman emerged in the early 1980s as a distinctive voice in cult cinema, known for his contributions as a writer and director. He penned the script for Skullduggery (1983), a film that delves into the bizarre and the unconventional, showcasing his flair for the eccentric. Wittman also directed Ellie (1984), where he explored complex themes through a unique lens. His work reflects the bold experimentation characteristic of the era, making him a notable figure in the landscape of exploitation and cult films.
Ellie
Set in the backwoods of the deep south. Young, beautiful Ellie has just witnessed the murder of her father at the hands of her evil step-mother Cora and Cora's three lecherous sons, all hoping to get their hand's on Ellie's father's money. Vowing to avenge her father's death, Ellie plots to do in the murderers using the only weapon she has: her body.
