Jim Feazell, an actor, director, and writer, made his mark in the cult cinema scene with his multifaceted contributions. He appears in Fandango (1970), showcasing his acting skills, while his directorial and writing talents shine in Psycho from Texas (1975). This film, a hallmark of exploitation cinema, reflects his ability to blend genres and create compelling narratives. Feazell's work in these films highlights the raw energy and unique storytelling that define the cult and grindhouse genres.
Psycho from Texas
A local businessman named William Phillips hires an itinerant hitman named Wheeler to capture a local oil tycoon and hold him for ransom. The hitman had been raised in a terrible environment, and has grown into an aggressive hitman. The oil tycoon escapes and the hitman spends the rest of the movie tracking him down.
