Cleo O'Hara emerged in the early 1970s, making her mark in the realm of exploitation cinema. She is known for her roles in Evil Come Evil Go (1972) and The Black Alley Cats (1973), where her performances encapsulate the gritty allure of the genre. In My Deep Hunger (1973) and The Danish Connection (1974), O'Hara further solidified her presence in cult film circles. Her work contributes to the unique tapestry of grindhouse cinema, showcasing the raw energy and audacity that define this era.
My Deep Hunger
Jane's husband is passionately in love...with Jane's best friend! Before the innocent young Jane catches on, the 2 illicit lovers imprison her in a sadistic mental hospital...where the bedside manner is positively shocking! But with the help of a diligent and amorous detective, the jilted wife gets her revenge as all discover the sultry secret of Mysterious Jane
