Peggy McCay, an accomplished actor, brings depth to her roles in cult cinema, notably in UFOria (1985) and No Man's Land (1987). With a career that spans decades, she showcases her versatility in the realm of exploitation and genre films. In Daddy's Girl (1996), McCay's performance adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, making her a noteworthy presence in the landscape of cult cinema. Her contributions to these films highlight the unique storytelling and character-driven narratives that define the genre.
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.
