Charles B. Griffith
Biography
Charles Byron Griffith (1930-2007) was a prolific American screenwriter, actor, and film director, best known for crafting cult classics like "A Bucket of Blood," "The Little Shop of Horrors," and "Death Race 2000." He also made notable contributions to the genres of black comedy and redneck cinema. Griffith's work influenced Quentin Tarantino, who dedicated his film "Death Proof" to him as a major influence.