Roxana Dupre emerged in the late 1970s as a distinctive presence in cult cinema, known for her roles in The Naked Killers (1977) and The Beasts' Carnival (1980). In The Naked Killers, she navigates a world of exploitation and intrigue, while in The Beasts' Carnival, her performance adds depth to the film's surreal narrative. Dupre's contributions to these films reflect the bold and provocative spirit of the era, making her a notable figure in the landscape of grindhouse and exploitation cinema.
The Beasts' Carnival
A hit man working for the Yakuza double crosses his employers and flees with a cache of diamonds from the latest heist. Injured and hiding in the mountain regions of Spain, with Japanese assassins in hot pursuit, he takes refuge in the home of a local doctor and his two daughters who nurse him back to health and hide him from his pursuers, taking drastic and murderous measures to protect him... for they have plans of their own in store for their current guest.
