Danny Daniels, an actor known for his work in the 1960s and beyond, made notable appearances in cult films like Woman of Straw (1964) and Curse of the Voodoo (1965). His roles often navigated the fringes of genre cinema, showcasing a flair for the bizarre and the unconventional. In Prehistoric Women (1967) and Dark of the Sun (1968), Daniels further cemented his place in the annals of exploitation cinema, bringing a unique energy to each character. His contributions to films like The Outing (1987) and Retribution (1987) continue to resonate with fans of the genre.
Retribution
On Halloween, two men both die at the same time: George Miller commits suicide by jumping from a hotel roof, and Vito Minelli angers the mob when he can't pay off his gambling debts. When George is revived and nursed back to health, he begins to have nightmares about Vito's life. His psychiatrist, Dr. Curtis, thinks that he's mentally ill, but Lt. Ashley believes that he's responsible for a series of brutal murders. George eventually discovers that he's been possessed by Vito, who has been killing the gangsters responsible for his own death.
