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Frankenhooker (1990) watch uncut

1990Comedy18+
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Directed by: Frank Henenlotter
Stars: James Lorinz, Joanne Ritchie, Patty Mullen, J.J. Clark, C.K. Steefel, Shirl Bernheim, Judy Grafe, Louise Lasser
Language: English
Country: Usa | Imdb Info

Description: The mad scientist here is a young man named Jeffrey Franker who lives with his parents and creates his hooker monster in their garage. He has a brain with an eyeball in it that he experiments with in the house, and he uses an electric drill to literally prod his brain to come up with good ideas. It’s no wonder he didn’t finish med school.
His garage laboratory is essentially what one would expect from generations of Frankenstein films following in the footsteps of the original design of the 1931 version, full of gizmos, beakers and the spark of life from a lightning bolt. To this, Jeffrey adds his estrogen-based blood serum, which keeps the body parts fresh. Jeffrey’s girlfriend, whose name Elizabeth Shelley is a combination of the names of Dr. Frankenstein’s wife from the novel and of the author of that novel, is torn to pieces by a runaway lawn mower.
Jeffrey preserves what he can of her in his serum and seeks to remake the rest of her out of the body parts of prostitutes.
He kills these women with an especially lethal crack formula of his own design, which causes them to explode…

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