Frankenhooker
- R
- Year:
- 1990
- 85 min
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1
Just watch my hand.
Watch it.
Watch my hand now.
Nice and slow.
Back and forth.
Watch the hand!
Come on. Do something.
Wake up. Let's go!
Let's see that peeper.
Be very careful here..
I'm gonna give it a lobotomy
Jesus..
That's it.
That's it!
That's right!
Now follow my hand.
Look at the hand.
Just follow the hand
Come on.
Gotta follow my hand.
We're in sync now.
Now we're cookin'
That's it.
That's right.
Look at it.
Jeffrey?!
Jeffrey?
Be a doll and pass me the ketchup.
Sorry.
Thanks hon.
Mom!
Let me help you with that.
Oh, no, no.
..Those hamburgers up here.
Will you hold your horses Henry?
Let me get started here.
By the way,
he's at it again in the kitchen.
Oh dear..
I'll check on him in a minute mom.
Would you?
I'd appreciate that.
Coz we can't get too real
to night, you know?
By the way,
for your own good.
Ease up on the pretzels.
Trouble?
Nah, same old thing.
Jeffrey's too strange
and I'm too fat.
What happened to your diet?
Oh, heck. I've tried it all
and nothing works.
Sea food diets..
Vegetable diets..
Fruit diets..
Pills, powders, weight watchers
and clinics.
I even had Jeffrey staple my stomach
and nothing else.
Jeffrey stapled your stomach?
Yeah, but it didn't help much.
I'm still a compulsive eater.
I didn't know Jeffrey was a doctor.
Well, yes and no..
I thought he worked
for New Jersey Electric?
Oh, he does.
He's.. just...
sort of a doctor in his spare time.
Calls himself a bio-electro-technician.
Whatever that means.
Well, is he at least
going to Medical School?
Goodness no. He's been
kicked out of three of them already.
And you let him operate on you?
Well, of course. I mean..
We're going to be married.
Hi!
Watcha doin'?
Oh, what's this?
I'm not sure.
I can fix it, though.
Well not now.
Come on outside with me.
Dad's cooking tons of hamburgers.
It's so nice out there.
Good idea. I need this table
to make my Coleslaw.
Thanks sweetheart.
Happy birthday Daddy!
You didn't have to.
I've got a surprise for you.
Now close your eyes.
And don't open them
until I tell you.
They're closed nice and tight.
I wish she wouldn't have
bought me something, I know it.
OK now, turn around.
Real slowly.
OK, OK.
Stop, stop!
Now open 'em!
Ta-dahh.
And look..
Jeffrey rigged it with this remote control
so you don't even have to push it.
Thanks son.
Come on. This is your day.
I don't want any credit.
He's always been creative.
What!!
And it's so easy
you just turn it on like this.
And this controls the speed..
And the direction.
So when you want it to go..
You just press this.
You're on your way chuck.
I gotta get 1600 Volts in there..
I gotta tap into there.
Tap into the North Power Station.
What began as a Birthday-Barbeque
ended in a bizarre tragedy
in Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey today.
It was this Power mower,
to the life of 21 year old
bride-to-be, Elisabeth Shelley
Like wood through a mulcher,
the girthle fiancee
disappeared beneath the blades
of the berserk mower
that sent her personality raining down
upon the horrified birthday revelers.
In a blaze of blood, bones and body-parts.
The vivacious young girl was instantly
reduced to a tossed human salad.
A salad that police
are still trying to gather up.
A salad that was once named..
Elisabeth.
But death by lawnmower is not the end
of the strange twists in this case.
Of course it's hard to be real specific
at this point,
but yes, apparently parts of her
are missing.
Do you know which parts
or how many?
Ehh, like I said, It's hard
to be real specific at this point.
She's just one big Jigsaw Puzzle.
Jigsaw Puzzle?
Jigsaw Puzzle.
One of the eye-witnesses
to this terrible tragedy
is also the young victims fiance.
Oh excuse me.
You saw the accident happen?
I don't want to talk about it.
...and you have no idea
what happened to the head?
I..I don't know.
I didn't see it.
Last time I saw it,
it was spinning through the air.
I don't Ehh..
Why don't you just
leave people alone when they grieve?
I guess that's it.
Because this is such a quiet town
the whispers can be heard all the louder.
Whispers that are less concerned with
the tragedy that befell a young woman
than with the grizzly souvenirs
collected by a person
or persons unknown.
In Ho-Ho-Kus, this is Judy Graph
for 8-news alive.
May I?
Yeah, sure Ma.
You've been watching it again.
Can't help it Ma.
This is not healthy for you.
It's not good for you.
I can't help that either.
I don't know, Jeffrey.
Ehm..You know..
You know that girl at the supermarket
that I told you about?
She asked for you again today.
Why don't you give her a call?
I don't want to.
You don't want to?
You know it's not right for you
to spend the rest of your life in here.
Elisabeth's dead.
Life goes on.
I mean, you've gotta find
yourself another girl.
That's what I'm working on, Ma.
Oh, that's what you're working on?
I don't know, Jeffrey.
Well, you don't find someone
by hiding from the rest of the world.
Or keeping yourself
cooped up in here
or in the garage
or in that stupid Power-Plant.
Why don't you go back
to medical school?
Medical schools upset me mother.
Now, I really thought that someday
you would become a great Doctor
and I mean a great Doctor.
I mean, I never thought
that you would throw it all away
Oh my god..
Oh, look..
Look!
Look!
You're working fine now.
Oh Jeffrey,
it's looking so much better.
What is he?
I'm not sure.
Oh Jeffrey.
Yeah well, so am I, Ma.
Somethings happening to me
that I just don't understand.
I can't think straight anymore.
My reasoning is all twisted and distorted,
you know?
I seem to be disassociating
myself from reality.
More and more.
Each day.
I'm anti-social.
I'm becoming dangerously amoral.
I've lost the ability
to distinguish between right from wrong.
Good from bad.
I'm scared Ma.
I mean..I feel like sometimes I'm..
I'm plunging headfirst
into some kind of black void
or something.
Do you want a sandwich?
No thanks.
There's a little egg-salad
left in the refrigerator.
..I mean really.
It's no trouble.
No, really. I'll get my own dinner
tonight, thank you.
OK, but just Ehh..
I don't mean to be a pest
but could you just promise me one thing?
One thing, huh?
OK. What is it?
That you won't stay up all night.
I promise.
Goodnight, sweet boy.
Goodnight, Ma.
How are you feeling?
Sorry I'm late.
I was talking with Ma.
You know how she yaps.
Do you feel like having Italian tonight?
You look radiant tonight, Elisabeth.
a world of good.
You've got such a healthy glow, now.
You look luminous.
Magnificent.
Wonderful.
Here's to you..
To us.
To new beginnings.
Cleanse the pallet now.
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