Dennis Cole, an actor known for his roles in cult cinema, delivers memorable performances in Wheels of Fire (1985) and Zombie Death House (1988). With a commanding screen presence, he embodies the rugged charm of 1980s exploitation films. Cole's work in Pretty Smart (1987) further showcases his versatility, navigating the blend of comedy and adventure that defines the era's genre landscape. His contributions to these films solidify his place in the realm of cult and grindhouse cinema, appealing to fans of the unconventional.
Zombie Death House
Derek Keelor (Dennis Cole) takes a job as a chauffeur for mob boss Vic Moretti (Anthony Franciosa). Derek gets it on with Moretti’s girlfriend, so the crime lord takes revenge by drowning his girlfriend in the bath and framing her lover for the crime. Derek is sentenced to death row. Meanwhile, a renegade CIA agent (John Saxon) is using the penitentiary inmates as unwilling test subjects for his new experimental drug with the intention of creating an unkillable army.
