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| “Frankenstein in Love”
by Clive Barker Dr. Frankenstein works for a right-wing South American dictatorship, dissecting political dissidents in this blood-splattered, Grand Guignol - tweaking of the Mary Shelley classic. Not for the squeamish!. Directed by Dave Barton and Alexander Rodriguez |
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| El Coco (Tully) and Maria (Marnelle Ross): "Death's good, like the petit mort--a sense of a duty done. We should curse our mothers and bless our executioners." |
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| The skinned El Coco (Tully) and transvestite coroner Dr. Fook (Stephen Wagner): "What do you think of me Doctor? A walking anantomy lesson. Feast your eyes, you'll never have such a speciman again." |
Dictator Perez (Vince Campbell) drives a scalpel into the exposed brain of still-alive political prisoner Cicero. |
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| The living dead, Follezu (Michelle Bylenga) and Mattos (Stephen Wagner) come to visit--and eat--the Cardinal. |
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| Lazaro (Russ Marchand) and the dead infant: "I'm good with virgins, especially docile virgins who died early." |
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| El Coco (Robert M. Tully) and Veronique (Grace Nassar): "I wish he'd sewn us together, like twins. So they could never part us, not in a thousand years, unless they cut us up into a thousand pieces." |
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