Brenda Bergman Movies
Pretentious New York underground filmmaker Nick Zedd apparently tried to package this 16mm horror parody as an instant cult classic for the midnight-movie circuit, but like all of Zedd's films only his die-hard followers will be impressed; others need not apply. The central theme (one can't really call it a plot) involves the mad Dr. Frankenberry (Robert Andrews) and his attempts to reanimate the dead. Along for the ride is aptly-named Richard Hell as a punk-rock cowboy and the quaintly-monikered Donna Death as the vampiress "Scumbelina," with narration provided by deadpan TV horror host John Zacherle. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
- Starring:
- Robert Andrews, Brenda Bergman, (more)
- 1980
This bizarre drama is taken in part from a religious cult figure from the 1930s known as Little Rose. Rose (Mary Kathryn Cervenka) is a little crippled girl who is the product of a marriage between a tattoo artist and a stripper. Religious symbolism is evident throughout as Rose bleeds like the recently tattooed drunken sailors who go under her father's needle. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
- Starring:
- Arto Lindsay
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