A Regular Frankie Fan

This was excellent! A documentary about the fans of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. This is the first audience participation documentary about the first audience participation film, and shows what the producers of the Rocky Horror Picture Show do not want you to see. There could be more breasts, but all in all, a good time for all.

This movie was great. Imagine Trekkies but not as pompous and snarky! This film needs to be given to the masses so they can realize what a gem the ORIGINAL audience participation movie is! If you get a chance, you MUST see this film.

I haven't seen a film like this before. It was full of things I had never seen. Actually, it was shot on hi-end video, so it was "lensed," not "filmed," but you know what I mean! Chock full of freaks- what more could anyone ask for?

I saw the docu-drama Regular Frankie Fan a few weeks ago. It reminded me of something from the Leslie (I am NOT related to Frank) Miller body of work with the exception that this dealt with truth. Truth of what it is like to be a fan of the RHPS. I feel that for under two hours, including credits, I was a part of a world often spoken of but never seen. Once again, director Mabbutt (Hell Bent for Leather, Dixon Mason and the Temple of Doom, Dixon Mason and the Fantabulous Flying Contraption of Professor Huffenagel)captures on film what most film makers can't: True Americana with humor. If you have more fun watching a studio high concept comedy over this, you weren't watching A Regular Frankie Fan my friend. Oh no, you were not! You MUST check out the Japanese language of Time Warp by a band calling itself Red Eye. I have no idea what they are saying, but in my heart I know it's a party and we are all invited, no matter who we are for those two hours.

I went to a screening of this documentary, and I've never been so frightened in all my life. It seems to draw the crowd in and drive them into a frenzy. By the end of the film, I felt like I knew not just the people on-screen, but a little bit about the people around me.

The production is a little choppy, but I think it works in the film's favor. It's like a happy version of Blair Witch.