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Emmett Alston began his career in the 1970s as a cinematographer, working on the experimental horror film Moonchild and co-producing the drive-in movie Country Blue. He went on to make his directorial debut with the comedy Three-Day Weekend and furthered his directing career with the horror films New Year's Evil and Demonwarp.
Emmett Alston is an American filmmaker who worked as a cinematographer and director, primarily known for his contributions to low-budget horror and action films during the 1980s.
He is best known for directing genre cult classics such as New Year's Evil, Demonwarp, and 9 Deaths of the Ninja.