Frank Henenlotter

A young man carrying a big basket, containing his deformed Siamese brother is seeking revenge on the doctors who separated them. (imdb)

A medical school dropout loses his fiancée in a tragic lawnmower incident, and decides to bring her back... (imdb)

A normal, average guy who lives in New York City becomes dependent on an evil, disembodied brain. The brain feeds the guy a narcotic substance in exchange for his unwilling assistance in obtaining the brains of innocent victims for sustenance. This turns into a tour of circa-1980s underground NYC clubs, backlots, and other seedy locations. One scene features the band Swimming Pool Cues playing the song "Corruption." (imdb)

Driven by biological excess, a young man and woman search for sexual fulfillment, unaware of each other's existence. Unfortunately, they eventually meet, and the bonding of these two very unusual human beings ends in an explosive and ultimately over-the-top sexual experience, resulting in a truly god awful love story.... (imdb)

Duane and his monstrously deformed twin brother take refuge in a house of freaks, but are tracked down by a tabloid reporter. (Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide)

Duane is separated from his deformed brother, who fathers a set of duodectuplets when the house of freaks moves to Georgia. (Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide)

Exploitation film legend Frank Henenlotter, with the help of legendary exploitation producer David F. Friedman and the archive of Something Weird, trawls through the history of the American sexploitation genre from the 1920s to the medical documentaries and cautionary smut of the forties and fifties, straight into the golden era of the sixties with its nudie cuties and oddities.

Parody of sex hygiene films, extolling the virtues of circumcision and the horrors of being uncircumcised.

The handmade comic zines that teenager Mike Diana banged out in the 1980s were retina-ravaging exercises in depravity, seemingly precision engineered to antagonize the uptight right-wingers in the churches, media and legal system of his suburban Florida surroundings. Following an ugly courtroom process, at age 24, Diana became the first American artist convicted of obscenity. (fantasiafestival.com)