Saul Meth, an actor known for his contributions to cult cinema, appears in Double Agent 73 (1974) and Deadly Weapons (1974), both of which exemplify the bold and provocative style of 1970s exploitation films. His role in A Night to Dismember (1983) further cements his association with the grindhouse aesthetic, marked by its audacious narratives and raw production values. Meth's performances capture the essence of the era, making him a notable figure in the realm of underground cinema.
Deadly Weapons
After her boyfriend is killed by the mob, busty advertising executive Crystal (burlesque performer Chesty Morgan) sets about getting even with the perpetrators, using the assets god gave her: her enormous breasts, which she uses to smother her victims to death. Boasting an irresistible premise and typically idiosyncratic direction from cult filmmaker Doris Wishman, this gonzo thriller operates according to an absurdist logic all its own.
