Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein Rocks Out on DVD and VOD in November

Debi Moore |

Jul 27, 2015

We can always count on Camp Motion Pictures to put the “camp” into horror, and the next b-movie cult classic to get a spiffy new release from the company is Brian O’Hara’s 1999 horror-comedy Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein. Look for it on DVD and Digital November 10th.

CMP’s fall release of Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein, the official selection of over 20 international film festivals and winner of Melbourne Underground Film Festival’s “Most Gratuitous Violence” Award, is the first in its native 16×9 aspect ratio.

Hilarious, tasteless, and chock-full of gratuitous violence, Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein stars Graig Guggenheim, Hiram Jacob Segarra, Jayson Spence, and Barry Feterman. Check out the synopsis, trailer, some images, and the box art below.

Synopsis:
After music agent Bernie Stein loses his last act, he decides the only way to a better life is through the grave… the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame graveyard, that is. Together with a burned out roadie and a mad scientist, the motley crew set out to build the perfect rock n’ roll superstar from the remains of dead rockers. Assembling parts from Elvis, Hendrix, Sid Vicious, and others, soon enough the monster is ALIVE!

But things go bad when Liberace’s love tool mistakenly ends up in the mix. Equipped with the head of Elvis and the junk of Lee, a schizo relationship develops between the monster and his privates.

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