Vickie O'Neal
Vickie O'Neal made her mark in the realm of cult cinema with her role in The Body Shop (1972), a film that embodies the spirit of exploitation and grindhouse genres. Set against a backdrop of provocative themes, O'Neal's performance contributes to the film's exploration of taboo subjects and societal boundaries. Though her filmography may be limited, her presence in The Body Shop cements her connection to the vibrant world of 1970s cult films, where shock value and bold storytelling reign supreme.
The Body Shop
Emminent plastic surgeon and mad scientist Don Brandon loses his wife Anitra - pinup model and social butterfly - in a tragic accident. He and his faithful humpbacked and drooling assistant Igor - oops, I mean Greg - busy themselves experimenting with re-animation experiments. Once ready, the good Doctor begins luring young women back to the lab with hypnosis in order to gather select parts to create a New and Improved Anitra. When plastic surgeon and mad scientist Don Brandon loses his pinup model wife Anitra in a tragic accident, he and his faithful humpbacked assistant Greg busy themselves experimenting with re-animation. Once ready, the good doctor begins luring young women back to the lab using hypnosis in order to gather select parts to create his wife anew.
