Emile Meyer, born in New Orleans in 1910, carved a niche in cult cinema with his portrayals of tough, authoritative characters. He delivers a commanding performance in Shield for Murder (1954), where he plays a corrupt cop entangled in a deadly scheme. Meyer's gritty presence also shines in The Fiend Who Walked The West (1958), showcasing his ability to embody menacing figures in the genre. His work in Macon County Line (1974) further solidifies his status as a staple of exploitation cinema, contributing to the raw and unfiltered narratives that define the era.
The Girl in Lovers Lane
Two drifters contend with love and murder in a small town. One a rich kid with $100 in his pocket, the other a street smart tough guy. they make the bad mistake of stopping at a small town where the locals could be a little nicer.
