Horst Wendlandt, born in 1922, was a key figure in German cinema, known for his work as an actor and writer. He appeared in How Did a Nice Girl Like You Get Into This Business? (1970), showcasing his unique presence in the world of cult films. As a writer for Angels of Terror (1971), Wendlandt contributed to the genre's exploration of the bizarre and the provocative. His influence extended beyond acting, as he was also a prominent producer, shaping the landscape of European cinema through his production company, Rialto Film.
Angels of Terror
A determined Scotland Yard inspector travels all over London gathering the evidence needed to put a big drug-smuggling gang into the slammer. There are more than enough dead bodies to provide clues, as the gang is unusually ruthless.
