Kathryn Loder, born in 1940, was an American actress known for her striking presence in cult cinema. She plays a pivotal role in Foxy Brown (1974), where her performance as a fierce female antagonist showcases her ability to embody complex characters. Loder also stars in Big Doll House (1971) and Night of the Witches (1971), where she embraces the over-the-top elements of exploitation cinema. Her theatrical background, combined with her work in these films, positions her as a significant figure in the realm of grindhouse and cult films.
Night of the Witches
A preacher wanders through Mexico seducing the young women he is supposed to be saving. He meets a man who sells offshore islands, and they go to a mansion. There, a high priestess, her servant, and her cult of witches and disciples murder people they believe are evil. The preacher learns that a fortune is hidden in the mansion, and he insists on being cut in in exchange for remaining silent. The high priestess, however, serves him the same poison brew that killed the other victims.
