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1990 • 1h 25min • R • Horror, Science Fiction, Comedy

Frankenhooker

"A terrifying tale of sluts and bolts."

A medical school dropout loses his fiancée in a tragic lawnmower incident and decides to bring her back to life. Unfortunately, he was only able to save her head, so he goes to the red light district in the city and lures prostitutes into a hotel room so he can collect body parts to reassemble her.

IMDb 6.2

RT 65%

Director

Frank Henenlotter

Writers

Robert Martin

Frank Henenlotter

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James Lorinz

Jeffrey

Patty Mullen

Elizabeth

Joseph Gonzalez

Zorro

Charlotte J. Helmkamp

Honey

Joanne Ritchie

Mrs. Shelley

J.J. Clark

Mr. Shelley

C.K. Steefel

Dolores

Shirl Bernheim

Elizabeth's Grandmother

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James Lorinz Jeffrey

Patty Mullen Elizabeth

Joseph Gonzalez Zorro

Charlotte J. Helmkamp Honey

Joanne Ritchie Mrs. Shelley

J.J. Clark Mr. Shelley

C.K. Steefel Dolores

Shirl Bernheim Elizabeth's Grandmot...

Judy Grafe Newscaster

Helmar Augustus Cooper Detective Anderson

Louise Lasser Jeffrey's Mother

John Zacherle Weatherman

Kimberly Taylor Amber

Shirley Stoler Spike the Bartender

Ari M. Roussimoff Zorro's Customer

Tom Hair Motormouth

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