Robert Rhine, an actor known for his roles in cult cinema, brings a distinct flair to the genre with performances in Hardbodies 2 (1986) and Dracula in a Women's Prison (2017). In KnockOuts (1992), he further cements his place in the world of exploitation films, embodying characters that resonate with the offbeat humor and audacity of the era. Rhine's contributions highlight the playful yet provocative nature of cult films, making him a notable figure in the exploration of unconventional narratives.
KnockOuts
In this action-comedy, a sorority girl plays poker with a buxom band of biker chicks and ends up losing all her tuition money. To scare up some quick cash, she and her sisters decide to pose for a bikini calendar. Unfortunately, they end up exploited when sneaky photographers rig their dressing room and film them in the nude. It was a rotten trick and now the girls are really angry. They are so angry that they learn martial arts and then challenge their leather-clad hog-riding rivals to a no-holds-barred wrestling match. They then get revenge upon the photographers.
