Laura Misch Owens, born on November 23, 1953, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a notable figure in the realm of 1970s cult cinema. With a brief but impactful acting career, she garnered attention for her role in the infamous horror film "Mardi Gras Massacre" (1978), a title that has gained a notorious reputation among collectors of physical media. The film's blend of campy horror and its New Orleans setting make it a sought-after piece for those who appreciate the gritty charm of 70s exploitation cinema. Owens also made her mark in other notable projects, including "Mandingo" (1975) and "Hard Times" (1975), where she showcased her talent in diverse roles. Collectors value her work not only for its historical context but also for the unique window they provide into the filmmaking of that era. After moving on from acting, she transitioned to journalism, but her film appearances, especially in genre films, continue to be a point of interest for enthusiasts of physical media, ensuring her legacy lives on in the hearts of collectors.