James L. Edwards began his career in 1989 with The Dead Next Door, where he transitioned from aspiring special effects artist to actor. His work with Tempe Entertainment solidified his role in the cult film scene, leading to notable performances in Robot Ninja the same year. Edwards also made his mark as a writer, co-scripting Psycho Sisters in 1998, blending his talents in both acting and screenwriting. His contributions reflect the unique charm of low-budget horror and exploitation cinema, making him a significant figure in the SassyFlix catalog.
Psycho Sisters
As little girls Jackie and Jane witnessed the gruesome deaths of their parents. As teenagers they watched helplessly as their younger sister was attacked and murdered. Now Jackie and Jane are being released from a psychiatric institute after years of therapy. Ellenville, New Jersey will now have a couple of serial killers moving in! Jane is the tougher older sister who views the slayings as business-as-usual. Jackie begins softening in her murderous ways, curious to experience romance and love - encouraged by her dead sister’s ghost. The bodies start piling up with the police scratching their heads, but no one could fathom these two sweet girls are up to no good!
