Glenn McKay
Glenn McKay emerged in the mid-1980s as a notable figure in cult cinema, making a memorable appearance in Flesh and Bullets (1985). Set against a backdrop of gritty crime and erotic tension, McKay's role adds a layer of complexity to the film's exploration of desire and danger. While his filmography may be sparse, his contribution to this exploitation classic resonates within the genre's devoted fanbase, showcasing the raw energy and audacious storytelling characteristic of the era.
Flesh and Bullets
A sex-filled re-imagining of Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train", a duo of unhappily married men, both of whom have bloody pasts, meet in Las Vegas and hatch a scheme to murder each other's ex wives. However, in the process of preparing for their deadly plot, they become romantically attached to each of their targets. Will they be able to pull off the perfect murders or will love get in the way?
