Ed Nelson, born in 1928, made his mark in the realm of cult cinema with a series of memorable performances in the 1950s. He starred in Swamp Women (1956) and Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957), showcasing his ability to navigate the bizarre landscapes of exploitation films. Nelson's early career was shaped by his collaboration with Roger Corman, which paved the way for his appearances in Invasion of the Saucer-Men (1957) and Teenage Caveman (1958). His contributions to these films solidified his status as a staple in the genre, embodying the spirit of the era's thrilling narratives.
The Boneyard
In a haunted coroner's office, maddened zombie children unleash chaos. A weary psychic, a seasoned cop, and two coroners must confront their worst fears to restore order before the night turns into a deadly dance with the undead.
