Ed Hunt, a Canadian filmmaker, made his mark in the 1970s and 1980s with a distinctive focus on cult cinema. He directed and wrote Pleasure Palace (1973), a film that blends eroticism with a satirical edge, showcasing his knack for exploring taboo subjects. Following this, he helmed Diary of a Sinner (1974), further cementing his reputation in the exploitation genre. Hunt's later work, The Brain (1988), exemplifies his ability to merge horror with science fiction, contributing to the unique landscape of grindhouse cinema.
Legion of Iron
It's an ordinary date night for Billy (Kevin T. Walsh) and Alison (Camille Carrigan) until mysterious forces whisk them away to an underground arena, where Billy must fight other captives for the wagers of wealthy men and the pleasure of Queen Diana (Erika Nann). When he's not battling for his life or protecting Alison from Diana's lecherous bodyguards, Billy attempts to rally his fellow slaves into a full-blooded revolt.
