George Edwards, an influential director and writer, made significant contributions to cult cinema in the 1970s and 1980s. He penned the provocative scripts for Games (1967) and The Killing Kind (1973), both of which explore the darker sides of human nature. Edwards also directed and co-wrote The Attic (1980), a chilling tale that showcases his unique vision within the horror genre. His work remains a vital part of the cult film dialogue, blending psychological elements with exploitation themes.
The Attic
A librarian devotes her life to caring for her wheelchair-bound tyrannical father after being stood up at altar. She fantasizes his death and finds joy only with her pet monkey. When the monkey disappears, a shocking past is revealed.
