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 Rated 5 out of 5!
Super Horror, Super Fun........Super Crack!
In 1982 Frank Henelotter brought you "Basket Case", then in 1988 he gave you "Brain Damage" now in the good start of the 1990’’s he gives you the craziest movie of all time.....Frankenhooker!!!You want to know something reall strange....after watching this movie three times in a row I figured why Henelotter got no true mainstream credit for this movie. Think to yourself for a second and look at the main character Jeffrey Franken....who does he remind you of? Think hard for a second..........that’’s right good old Jeffrey Dahmer but with out the cannablism. This movie came out one year before Dahmer got caught and arrested. He does everthing that Dahmer did (Except for eating people) He takes drills and drills head but his own instead of others. He had dressed similiar to Dahmer and drove a similiar car. Killed people and played around with there body parts. And not to forget he puts the human remains in his cooler/refrigerator. Man that was kind of creepy seeing a big similiarity to Jeffrey Franken and Jeffrey Dahmer. Maybe Frank Henelotter secretly knew Dahmer and just made a movie that was based off what Dahmer was doing. No I’’m joking. This movie has everything plus alittle bit more. Super Crack, exploding people, drugs, sex bad launguage, hookers, and a frankenhooker, Beverly Bonner, a cold lawnmower and even a cool camera angle of a dismembered leg flying across the room and hitting the dresser. BUY THIS MOVIE. Frank Henelotter needs to make more movies but hasn’’t since 1992. Make more, Henelotter forever!!! - Rated 5 out of 5!
funny as hell
This movie is funny. If you like excess nudity and exploding hookers this movies for you  Rated 2 out of 5
Great trashy movie, but...
...wasn’’t this supposed to be UNRATED? The only version of this available on DVD on Region 1 is R-rated ... Granted, from what I understand, the difference is just a matter of a little more nudity. But still, aren’’t DVDs supposed to be more definitive than this? Not to mention the disappointing lack of any real extras on this disc. Oh well. There’’s supposedly an unrated PAL DVD out there, which is nice if you happen to have a PAL-compatible player. Maybe someday a DVD company that actually knows what it’’s doing will release this in its full uncut glory, with some extras to talk about.
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