Christopher Kriesa emerged in the late 1980s, making his mark in the cult film scene with notable performances. He appears in I, Madman (1989), where his role adds depth to the film's exploration of horror and obsession. Kriesa also stars in Street Asylum (1990), a gritty portrayal of life in a chaotic urban environment. His work in Daddy's Girl (1996) further cements his presence in the realm of exploitation cinema, showcasing his ability to navigate complex characters in a variety of unsettling narratives.
Daddy's Girl
After Don Mitchell and his wife, Barbara, adopt young Jody, the little girl becomes particularly attached to her new father, and eventually utterly obsessed. As a result, Jody's psychotic tendencies emerge in a variety of violent ways. Before long, people who are close to Don begin to die in rapid succession, and his niece, Karen, who suspects Jody's involvement, starts to investigate the youngster's past.
