Jonathan Lucas, born in 1920, was a multifaceted American artist who transitioned from dance and choreography to film directing. His work on Trader Hornee (1970) showcases his ability to merge the rhythms of movement with the narrative flow of cinema, creating a distinct viewing experience that resonates within the cult film community. Lucas's directorial vision brings a unique flair to the exploitation genre, making Trader Hornee a notable entry in the realm of grindhouse cinema.
Trader Hornee
Detective Hamilton Hornee and his team organize an expedition into mysterious Africa to search for Algona, heiress to her father's fortune. Algona happens to have become a magnificent blonde elephant-riding goddess worshiped by the frightened tribe of the Meshpokas.
