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More trivia:
STREET TRASH (1987)
-The manufacturer of Drakes Cakes provided the crew with boxes of snacks.  When they finished with them, they used the empty boxes to fill the fat bum that explodes.
-Star Mike Lackey (Fred) also did make-up for the film and created the prosthetic penis (that appears in the "keep away" scene).
-Co-writer Roy Frunkes cameos as a businessman who gets his face burned under the fire escape.

CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD/GATES OF HELL (1980)
-Christopher George and director Lucio Fulci did not get along (Fulci was often short-tempered/impatient).  George was rumored to have pranked Fulci by putting maggots in his pipe/tobacco bag.
-GATES OF HELL is not only the film's alternate title, but is also the name of the trilogy of Fulci's films including CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD, THE BEYOND and HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY.  Catriona MaCColl appeared in all of them.
-Filmed during a very hot summer in triple digits.
-Director Fulci cameos as a doctor examining Emily's corpse.
-Actress Daniela Doria had to consume and then vomit a plate of tripe for her infamous intestine-spewing scene.

A CAT IN THE BRAIN (1990)
-Director Lucio Fulci used footage from 6 other films in this.
-Fulci (who also stars) had his own voice dubbed.
-Much of the film is (loosely) based on Fulci's experiences as a director.

BLOODSUCKING FREAKS/THE INCREDIBLE TORTURE SHOW (1976)
-Originally titled THE INCREDIBLE TORTURNE SHOW and rated X.  Troma re-named it BLOOD SUCKING FREAKS in the 80s and dubbed it Unrated.
-Inspired by an actual S&M nude ballet company, as well as the ILSA films' torture scenes.
-A script for a sequel was started but not finished.
-The brain in the brain-sucking scene was comprised of oatmeal.
-Director Joel M. Reed and co-star Luis de Jesus (Ralphus) had been involved with hardcore porn.  Though a dwarf, de Jesus was apparently "big in other departments".

FUTURE-KILL (1985)
-Filmed in Austin with no permits.
-The film poster was designed by H.R. Giger.
-Initially rated X for extreme gore, and slightly edited for an R rating.