Born in New York City in 1896, Jay Adler was part of a renowned Jewish-American acting dynasty that shaped the Yiddish Theater District. With a career spanning from 1938 to 1976, Adler took on numerous character roles, showcasing his talent in films like Cry Danger (1951) and Grave of the Vampire (1972). His performances in cult films such as Curse of the Undead (1959) and Macon County Line (1974) reflect his ability to navigate the gritty landscapes of genre cinema, contributing to the unique tapestry of cult and exploitation films available on SassyFlix.
Bummer
A touring small-time rock band called The Group picks up a couple of groupies. One night, the band's drunken, hulking bass player goes nuts and rapes the girls. The band refuses to believe that he's trouble which leads to more tragedy. Druggie nympho groupies follow their favorite rock n roll band, "The Group." Everything's fun and laughs until the big fat bass player kills you…that's the bummer! Terrific early 70s shots of Hollywood and The Valley. Cool and seedy LA strip club scenes! The group's manager is a hot lesbian. All the chicks are of the pre-plastic surgery era and watching them romp around naked is wonderful! Lots of violence.
