Ira Hawkins is an actor known for his role in The Pyramid (1976), a film that blends horror with elements of mystery. Set against a backdrop of ancient secrets and supernatural occurrences, Hawkins contributes to the film's eerie atmosphere. While his filmography may be limited, his performance in The Pyramid captures the essence of 1970s exploitation cinema, showcasing the genre's penchant for the bizarre and the unsettling. Hawkins' work remains a notable part of the cult film conversation, particularly for fans of the era.
The Pyramid
Chris is a news reporter weary of the gunfights, car crash casualties and other pervasive drama he captures daily with his camera. Taking to the streets in search of stories that reflect a better way of life, Chris leads us on a folksy journey through psychics, scientists, astronauts, drinking alone, fire-walkers, Kirlian photographers, wiccans, a “ghost” that lives in a barn -- and, most soul-cleansing of all, the Power of the Pyramid on shag carpeting.
