Phyllis Diller, born in 1917, was a trailblazer in comedy and film, known for her outrageous persona and self-deprecating humor. She appeared in Mad Monster Party? (1967) as the monster's wife, showcasing her distinctive voice and comedic timing. Diller also starred in The Fat Spy (1966), where her eccentricity shone through in a film that embraced the absurdity of its genre. With roles in The Boneyard (1991) and Splendor in the Grass (1961), she left an indelible mark on cult cinema, influencing generations of comedians and entertainers.
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.
