David E. Durston, a multifaceted talent born in the 1940s, made significant contributions to cult cinema through his roles as an actor, director, and writer. He is best known for his work in I Drink Your Blood (1970), where he not only directed but also wrote and acted, creating a notorious entry in the exploitation genre. Durston further showcased his directorial vision in Stigma (1972), a film that blends horror with social commentary. His performance in Devil's Express (1976) adds to his diverse portfolio, marking him as a key figure in the realm of grindhouse cinema.
Stigma
Set in a remote California community, the film follows a doctor (Philip Michael Thomas) who learns a super form of VD is appearing among the residents. He and a few others must race against time to find the carrier before others fall victim.
