Curt Dawson, born in 1941 in Russell, Kansas, made his mark in the world of cult cinema during the 1970s. He appears in Mardi Gras Massacre (1978), where he navigates the dark underbelly of New Orleans as a key player in a chilling narrative. Additionally, Dawson showcases his range in Blood Bath (1975), a film that intertwines the art world with horror. His performances in these films contribute to the gritty atmosphere that defines exploitation cinema, making him a notable figure in this genre.
Crypt of Dark Secrets
Vietnam vet Ted Watkins is robbed of his cash by three thugs who invade his swamp home and leave him for dead. Ted awakens to find that he's the pet project of Damballa, a sexy witch who dances in the nude when she's not turning into a snake. She then takes revenge upon Ted's dimwitted almost-killers with the help of a voodoo priestess, buried treasure, a smoking mummy case, and her Crypt of Dark Secrets.
