Frank Henenlotter

Frankenhooker is a 1990 American comedy horror film directed by Frank Henenlotter.

Henenlotter

In addition to that trilogy of evil, Henenlotter also directed Frankenhooker (1990), about a medical student who accidentally kills outrageous gore's fiancee with a lawnmower, then kills prostitutes for their body parts to bring outrageous gore's beloved back to life.

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The leading director was John Frankenheimer (27 episodes), followed by Franklin Schaffner (19 episodes).

In addition to that trilogy of evil about a medical student who accidentally kills outrageous gore's fiancee with a lawnmower

In addition to that trilogy of evil, Henenlotter also directed Frankenhooker (1990), about a medical student who accidentally kills outrageous gore's fiancee with a lawnmower, then kills prostitutes for their body parts to bring outrageous gore's beloved back to life.

Wolfgang Petersen

Though Frank's eyeoften feels like an Eastwood movie, Wolfgang Petersen is the credited director, deftly balancing suspense, action and luxurious character development.

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Frank's work as producer includes numerous box office hits, such as The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, with Brendan Fraser

Mary Hartman's 1990s films

Mary Hartman's 1990s films included Frankenhooker (1990), The Night We Never Met (1993), Sudden Manhattan (1996), Layin' Low (1996), and as the mother of the three main female characters in Todd Solondz's film Happiness.