Ep 2. Frankenhooker

The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs is back with another exciting episode of thrilling horror flicks. In the season 15 episode 2, Joe Bob presents the viewers with a cult classic horror movie - Frankenhooker.

Frankenhooker, released in 1990, is a low-budget horror comedy film directed by Frank Henenlotter. The story revolves around a medical school dropout named Jeffrey Franken, played by James Lorinz, who is devastated after his fiancee gets decapitated in a freak lawn-mower accident. Obsessed with bringing her back to life, he embarks on a macabre experiment to reassemble her using the body parts of New York City's hookers.

As the movie progresses, Jeffrey's quest for reanimation turns him into a mad scientist who is determined to build his ideal woman, even if it means resorting to gruesome and unethical methods. The highlight of the movie is the climactic scene where Frankenhooker, played by Patty Mullen, comes to life and starts wrecking havoc in the city.

Throughout the episode, Joe Bob Briggs provides insightful commentary and trivia about the movie, its cast, and the behind-the-scenes moments. He also shares interesting anecdotes from his personal experiences in the horror genre, making the show an engaging and informative watch.

In addition to the main feature, Joe Bob also presents two short films - The Gazebo by filmmaker Alexandra Basala and Forced Entry by director Shaun Clark. The Gazebo is a psychological horror short film that centers around a woman named Tina who is being targeted by a mysterious predator. Forced Entry is a slasher film that follows a young couple on their camping trip that is interrupted by a brutal killer.

As always, the Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs promises to be an entertaining and informative watch for the fans of horror movies. With its unique blend of humor, commentary, and horror, the show is a must-watch for anyone interested in the genre. So, buckle up and get ready for a thrilling ride as Joe Bob Briggs takes you through the world of horror cinema!