Cat in the Cage 1978 Psycho Horror Sybil Danning Tony Zarrindast Rare SEALED VHS

Description: Cat in the Cage (1978)Full Cast & Crew See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro Directed by Tony Zarindast...(as Tony Zarin Dast)Writing Credits Tony Zarindast...(screenplay) (as Tony Zarin Dast) &Richard Vasquez...(screenplay) Tony Zarindast...(story) (as T. Zarin Dast)Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification Behrouz VossoughiBehrouz Vossoughi...Bruce KhanColleen CampColleen Camp...Gilda RienerSybil DanningSybil Danning...Susan Khan (as Cybil Danning)Mel NovakMel Novak...Ralph DesmondFrank DeKovaFrank DeKova...Rachid Khan (as Frank de Kova)Ursaline BryantUrsaline Bryant...Ezil (as Ursaline Bryant-King)Tony BovaTony Bova...Ali KhanPaul HarperPaul Harper...Detective HoffmanNathan RothNathan Roth...Doctor ParrishPatrick WrightPatrick Wright...Policeman at CabinFrederick FranklainFrederick Franklain...Milkman (as Fredrick Franklain)Aram KatcherAram Katcher...Detective PinoPaul DurazzoPaul Durazzo...Herman the ForemanJames BaconJames Bacon...Police CaptainTony CesereTony CesereProduced by Alfred Aysseh...executive producerSue Garfield...associate producerAndranick Simonian...executive producerTony Zarindast...producer (as Tony Zarin Dast)Music by Jack WheatonCinematography by Ali Reza Zarrindast...director of photography (as Ali Zarin Dast)Editing by Tony Zarindast...(as Tony Zarin Dast)Art Direction by Joe DurazzoSet Decoration by Sima ParvinCostume Design by Greg ChapmanMakeup Department Chris Brice...makeup artistProduction Management Joe Blanco...post production assistantKathleen Hale...post production assistantDror Soref...production managerSecond Unit Director or Assistant Director Mark Blackman...second assistant directorPatrice Brown...assistant directorArt Department Ann Gerber...artist: cat drawings / artist: cat sculpturesMarion Hunt...property masterSound Department Lloyd V. Friedgen Sr....sound effects editor (as Lloyd Friedgen)Michael J. Kohut...mixing engineerWilliam L. McCaughey...mixing engineer (as William McCaughey)Larry Porche...boom operatorFrank M. Reale...mixing engineer (as Frank W. Reale)Ed White...sound mixerKen Dufva...foley artist (uncredited)Stunts Anthony Cecere...stunt coordinator (as Tony Cesere)Camera and Electrical Department Ben Batzdorff...key gripRay Biggler...best boyStephen Crawford...gripTom Fraser...second assistant camera (as T. Frisby Fraset)Ali Gobad...still photographerMichael E. Little...grip (as Michael Little)Joseph L. Rezwin...gaffer (as Joseph L. Reswin)Yuval Shousterman...camera operator / director of photography: second unit / first assistant cameraThomas F. Denove...additional photographer (uncredited)Tom Richer...electrician (uncredited)Music Department Jack Wheaton...conductorTony Zarindast...music editor (as Tony Zarin Dast)Script and Continuity Department Rebecca Drenick...script supervisorVictoria Hartmann...assistant script supervisorAdditional Crew Betsy Blackburn...production secretaryFrank Inn...cat trainerDeena Lesser...production assistant (as Dena Lesser) Director Tony Zarindast is known as the Persian Ed Wood. After seeing this film I am a believer. The film does have some interesting historical value and cult film status. Sometimes a movie is so bad that it is good. That is the case in this particular film. Frank Dekova, who played Chief Wild Eagle in the television show F-TROOP plays a rich patriarch named Rachid Khan who has recently been widowed but has rebounded tremendously by marrying the young and alluring Susan Khan, played very well by seductive Sybil Danning . Susan was the nurse to his deceased wife. A What Rachid does not realize is that Susan is having an affair with the chauffeur Ralph played by Mel Novak (GAME OF DEATH) and plotting to kill Rachid and gain inheritance of the family fortune. Standing in their way is the loyal son, Bruce, played by Behrouz Vossoughi and his faithful cat Samson who both hate Susan and Ralph with a passion. Soon people are getting killed by a mysterious killer. Colleen Camp has a supporting role and sings the theme song. Just a bonkers movie that is totally disjointed with no continuity. Best part of CAT IN THE CAGE is Sybil Danning. She is malicious and seductive in this. Her character is so weird. She gets turned on by being slapped around by her lover Ralph but you have to admit that no actress can perform a better seduction scene then Sybil Danning!Tony Zarrindast (Persian: محمد زرین‌دست also known as Mohammad Zarrindast) was an Iranian American[1][2] film producer, film director and cinema actor. He was considered by some[who?] as the "Persian Ed Wood". His 1996 film Werewolf was featured on an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000. Zarrindast graduated from University of California, Los Angeles in the field of cinema. His brother was Alireza Zarrindast.[3] On November 29, 2016 he died from cancer

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