Clare Wren, born in 1962 in New Orleans, Louisiana, is known for her compelling performances in cult cinema. She appears as the determined protagonist in Extremities (1986), a film that delves into themes of survival and empowerment. Wren also showcases her range in No Man's Land (1987), where she navigates the complexities of crime and morality. With a background in theater from Southern Methodist University, Wren's transition from gymnastics to acting has allowed her to bring a unique physicality and intensity to her roles, making her a notable figure in the realm of exploitation and grindhouse films.
Steel and Lace
Gaily Morton, a classical concert pianist, is raped by businessman Daniel Emerson. Her brother Albert takes time off from his career as a robot scientist to represent his sister at the criminal trial. However Daniel has gotten several of his friends to provide an alibi for the night of the rape, and he is found not guilty. Gaily is horrified by the verdict and commits suicide by jumping off the court building, despite her brother's pleas. Albert uses his knowledge of robotics to resurrect his sister as a cyborg, which he then sends after Daniel and his business partners - the men who provided false witness in court.
