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42nd Street Then and Now: A Tour of New York's Former Sleaze Circuit with Director Frank Henenlotter (2011) Online

42nd Street Then and Now: A Tour of New York's Former Sleaze Circuit with Director Frank Henenlotter (2011) Online
2011 Albert Cadabra Frank Henenlotter Calum Waddell
Original Title :
42nd Street Then and Now: A Tour of New Yorku0027s Former Sleaze Circuit with Director Frank Henenlotter
Genre :
Movie / Documentary / Short
Year :
2011
Directror :
Calum Waddell
Cast :
Albert Cadabra,Frank Henenlotter
Budget :
£1,000
Type :
Movie
Time :
15min
Rating :
6.3/10

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Filmmaker Frank Henenlotter takes a journey down modern day 42nd Street and explains how the strip has changed since its sleazy glory days of the past. This was produced for the Arrow Video... See full summary

42nd Street Then and Now: A Tour of New York's Former Sleaze Circuit with Director Frank Henenlotter (2011) Online

Filmmaker Frank Henenlotter takes a journey down modern day 42nd Street and explains how the strip has changed since its sleazy glory days of the past. This was produced for the Arrow Video Blu Ray release of The Exterminator, which has sequences set on 42nd Street.
Credited cast:
Albert Cadabra Albert Cadabra - Himself
Frank Henenlotter Frank Henenlotter - Himself


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42nd Street Then and Now: A Tour of New York's Former Sleaze Circuit with Director Frank Henenlotter (2011)

*** 1/2 (out of 4)

This fifteen-minute featurette has cult director Frank Henenlotter standing on the current 42nd Street and discussing his memories of how it used to be back in the days when horror and porno films were playing around the clock. There are a lot of nice photographs shown here so fans of these types of movies will certainly want to check it out. Even better is that Henenlotter is so much fun playing the host as he talks about how the street used to be as well as making jokes about how it currently sits. If you're a fan of 42nd Street then you'll enjoy the stories that are told including one about a homeless woman clearing out a theater.