Nené Morales emerged in the 1970s as a compelling presence in cult cinema, making her mark in Violent Blood Bath (1973) and Birds of Prey (1987). In Violent Blood Bath, she navigates the gritty landscape of exploitation films, bringing a unique energy to her role. Her contributions to the genre highlight the raw and unfiltered nature of grindhouse cinema, making her a notable figure in the realm of cult film enthusiasts.
Birds of Prey
Vanessa, a television reporter covering a story of a farmer attacked by his chickens, discovers that this is not an isolated incident. Travelling to Spain with her cameraman Peter, the two discover the survivors of a town wiped out by the birds thirty years ago. Meanwhile, attacks continue as a child's birthday party ends in tragedy and doves devour a poultry farmer and his wife. Vanessa soon comes to the conclusion that the birds are organizing themselves against the ecological ravages of man, but time is running out as thousands of birds launch an attack against a train Vanessa is traveling on.
