Horace Jackson emerged as a distinctive voice in the 1970s, directing and writing films that delve into the raw edges of exploitation cinema. His work on Tough (1974) showcases his ability to blend hard-hitting narratives with a visceral style, while Deliver Us From Evil (1975) further cements his role in crafting stories that resonate with the cult film audience. Jackson's contributions reflect a keen understanding of the genre's conventions, making him a significant figure in the landscape of grindhouse cinema.
Deliver Us From Evil
Violent and dramatic events dog the life of hot headed rebel Chris Townes. Drifting from one menial job to another, where he finds resentment and eventually arrest, he finally loses his apartment and leaves in a rage. Chris meets Mindy and saves her from the hands of a violent gang. To thank him she introduces him to a happier way of life. Then suddenly, this new world is shattered by the most horrific event in Chris's turbulent life.
