Richard Coogan, born in 1914 in Short Hills, New Jersey, made a notable appearance in the 1959 exploitation film Vice Raid. Known for his earlier role as Captain Video, Coogan transitioned from radio and Broadway to the silver screen, where he brought a distinct presence to the cult genre. In Vice Raid, he embodies the gritty atmosphere of late 1950s cinema, contributing to the film's exploration of crime and morality. His career reflects a fascinating journey through entertainment, leaving a mark on the evolution of cult film narratives.
Vice Raid
Police Sgt. Whitey Brandon works for the Vice Squad and is determined to beat corruption in the city. He encounters Carol Hudson who is working as a model. She is sent to frame him and succeeds. Carol's sister comes to visit and is raped and bashed by a thug who knows Carol. Carol, desperate for revenge, enlists the help of Brandon to fight the thugs who attacked her sister.
