Scott Jacoby, born in 1956, emerged as a notable figure in 1970s and 80s cult cinema. He gained attention for his role in Bad Ronald (1974), where he plays the troubled title character hiding from the world, a performance that encapsulates the era's fascination with psychological horror. Jacoby also stars in The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1976) as the unsettling neighbor, further solidifying his place in the realm of exploitation films. His contributions to The Supernaturals (1986) and Return to Horror High (1987) showcase his versatility within the genre, while To Die For (1988) highlights his ability to navigate the darker themes of cult cinema.
To Die For
L.A. real estate agent Kate Wooten gets a new lease on life when she learns that her new client, a mysterious and handsome man named Vlad, is looking for a house isolated in the Hollywood Hills where he wants to live and doesn't want to be disturbed. It doesn't take long for Kate to fall in love with her new client and to learn that he's a real vampire.
