Clift Sangra emerges as a compelling presence in Violent Killer (1987), where he embodies the chaotic energy of the film's brutal narrative. Set against a backdrop of crime and violence, Sangra's performance captures the essence of exploitation cinema, drawing viewers into the gritty world of the film. While little is known about his broader career, his role in Violent Killer solidifies his contribution to the cult film landscape, showcasing the raw intensity that defines the genre.
Violent Killer
Cobra — pornographer, abductor, drugs dealer and weapons merchant — and his henchmen abduct and gang rape Irma, a woman who likes rough sex with her strong husband, Rudy. Irma's husband gets her free but in the escape she suffers an accident, and aborts. Irma's husband rapes Cobra's sister in revenge. The gang attacks Rudy, torture him, then drag him tied to a motorcycle until he is bleeding bad, then the Drug Lord beats him some more. Irma the mistreated housewife turns suddenly into the sexy wildcat commando, in tight shorts and boots, sleeveless low cut top, and head bandanna, who happens to have a handy bazooka to terminate the gang with great prejudice. Then she embraces Rudy, who was strong enough to survive the gang. Will he survive the Lady Exterminator?
