Vernon Dobtcheff, born in Nîmes, France, has carved a niche in cult cinema with his appearances in Darling (1965) and The Assassination Bureau (1969). His role as a supporting character often adds depth to the narratives, as seen in The Beast in the Cellar (1970) where he navigates a tale of suspense and intrigue. With a career that spans decades and a flair for the unconventional, Dobtcheff's contributions to films like Gwendoline (1984) and Mata Hari (1985) highlight his versatility and enduring presence in the genre.
Meridian
Two American girls in Italy are drugged and raped by an evil magician and his twin brother who suffer from a curse that turns them into beastmen each day. One of the girls falls for the good twin and decides to help him break the curse.
