Liz Renay, born in the 1930s, made her mark in the world of cult cinema with her roles in films like The Divorcee (1969) and Blackenstein (1973). Known for her striking performances, she embodies the spirit of exploitation films, often bringing a bold and provocative flair to her characters. In Lady Godiva Rides (1969), she further cemented her status as a cult figure, captivating audiences with her audacious portrayal. Renay's contributions to films such as Mark of the Astro-Zombies (2004) reflect her enduring legacy in the realm of grindhouse and exploitation cinema.
Mark of the Astro-Zombies
The existence of mankind hangs in the balance as two warring factions of aliens do battle in Mark of the Astro Zombies. The film begins with an invasion of Earth by aliens who plan to turn human beings into zombies. They gather high-level government officials and attempt to get from them certain knowledge and information they will need. A kind race of aliens lands on Earth and decides to try and stop the evil ones from succeeding with their plans. Evil Aliens from a distant asteroid invade the Earth to create half- human robots with synthetic blood and body parts Astro-Zombies! The soulless androids terrorize and indiscriminately slaughter Earth's humans in a non-stop killing rampage. Key members of the U.S. presidential staff are kidnapped to electronically extract knowledge that will assist the space creatures in their diabolical quest. When a squad of advanced extra-terrestrial beings arrives to assist Earth's helpless population, they begin an all-out battle to destroy the evil alien forces.
