John Richardson, born in 1934, was a versatile English actor who made significant contributions to cult cinema. He is best remembered for his roles in One Million Years B.C. (1966) and She (1965), where he showcased his physicality and charisma. Richardson's work in Black Sunday (1960) and Torso (1973) further solidified his status in the realm of exploitation and giallo films. His performances brought a distinct flair to the genre, making him a notable figure in the annals of cult film history.
Nine Guests for a Crime
Nine members of an extremely rich and hateful family have decided to have a reunion on a remote island in the Mediterranean. No sooner than their arrival, old grudges, resentments, and feuds make themselves known, along with allusions to some more macabre events in their past. But when their boats are sabotaged, thus stranding them without any connection to the mainland, it becomes clear that someone is not willing to let old wounds heal, a fact made all the more clear as bodies start to pile up.
