Michael Pate, born in 1920 in Australia, carved a niche in the world of cult cinema with his compelling performances. He appeared in Curse of the Undead (1959), where he embodied the eerie atmosphere of the horror-western genre, and later in Mad Dog Morgan (1976), portraying a complex character in a gritty Australian tale. Pate's versatility is further highlighted in Howling III (1987), where he embraced the bizarre world of werewolf lore. His contributions to films like The Black Castle (1952) and Houdini (1953) solidify his status as a notable figure in genre cinema.
Howling III
A female werewolf in the Australian outback decides to leave her family and seek a new life in the city. She meets a film producer and fails in love. However the government are on the hunt for werewolf’s to conduct research on.
