Frankenhooker is an independent feature film of the horror and comedy genres, satirizing the Frankenstein story. It was written and directed by Frank Henenlotter with a script co-written by Robert Martin. It was produced by Shapiro-Glickenhaus Entertainment and premiered at the Houston Film Festival in April, 1990. It was released direct-to-video by Anthem Pictures on June 1st, 1990.
Cast[]
| Actor
|
Role
|
| James Lorinz |
Jeffrey Franken
|
| Joanne Ritchie |
Mrs. Shelley
|
| Patty Mullen |
Frankenhooker/Elizabeth Shelley
|
| J.J. Clark |
Mister Shelley
|
| Carissa Channing |
Dolores
|
| Shirl Bernheim |
Elizabeth's grandmother
|
| Judy Grafe |
Newscaster
|
| Helmar Cooper |
Detective Anderson
|
| Louise Lasser |
Jeffrey's mother
|
| John Zacherle |
Weatherman
|
| Charlotte Helmkamp |
Honey
|
| Kimberly Taylor |
Amber
|
| Shirley Stoler |
Spike the bartender
|
| Joseph Gonzalez |
Zorro
|
| Ari Roussimoff |
Zorro's customer
|
| Tom Hair |
Motormouth
|
| Beverly Bonner |
Casey
|
| Jennifer Delora |
Angel
|
| Lia Chang |
Crystal
|
| Stephanie Ryan |
Anise
|
| Heather Hunter |
Chartreuse
|
| Gittan Goding |
Snow
|
| Vicki Darnell |
Sugar
|
| Sandy Colosimo |
Monkey
|
| Max Brandt |
Desk clerk
|
| James Smythe |
Times Square businessman
|
| Gregory Gilbert |
Times Square victim #2
|
| David Lipman |
Frankenhooker's trick
|
| Eivind Harum |
Batman shirt
|
| Thomas Crognale |
Stud in hotel
|
| Kathi Gati |
Corner hooker
|
| Sonya Hensley |
Corner hooker
|
| Dominic Marcus |
Pimp
|
| Paul-Felix Montez |
Goldie
|
| Alan Pratt |
Transvestite
|
| Jan Saint |
Street preacher
|
| Carrotte |
Puppeteer
|
| Richard Casey |
Puppeteer
|
| James Farley |
Puppeteer
|
| Eren Ozker |
Puppeteer
|
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