Already a big fan of Rob Zombie as a director, a true American Original who genuinely earns the title of “Visionary”, like a demon blend of Tarantino, Stone, and Friedkin, obsessed with humanizing victim and attacker alike—but this feels like a creative touched by God, Satan, Zeus, just something divine, all-powerful, and untouchable. More human than human, if you will. The expertly deployed and scenes of torture, mayhem, assault, and endless screaming only serve to make its odd moments of…

Part One: A quiet, “sensitive” boy becomes one of the world’s most enduring pop-culture icons, at the cost of a structured personal life.

Part Two: A sobering reminder of how much America hates Gay Men, and how privacy can be snatched away and one can be robbed of their humanity in mere seconds by the world we’ve created.

Worth every second, but like many great documentaries, it’s hard not to leave wanting more, especially in the early goings, where you get…

Don't pull your penis out
Unless you really need to
Indecent exposure is a Class II felony

i mean why isn't a 35mm print of this in the national film registry

One of the greatest low-budget films ever made. The ambition, the inanity, the stupidity of the original show is preserved and strengthened by the move to the big screen, and it's just a joy to witness. I can't think of a movie this narratively obtuse and episodic that also…