Horror/comedy in the style of "Little Shop of Horrors"...
“Brain Damage,&#34; directed by Frank Henenlotter (“Basket Case”), is a bizarre film about a symbiotic relationship. Young Manhattanite Brian (Rick Herbst) becomes addicted to a peculiar psychedelic drug given to him by a slug-like creature that leads to highs and lows.<br /><br />The monster, which feeds on human brains, escapes from the apartment of an elderly European couple (Lucille Saint-Peter, Theo Barnes). The oddball couple have named their talking pet monster Aylmer (voice of horror host Zacherley). Aylmer escapes because they feed him animal brains and he craves the real thing — human brains.<br /><br />Aylmer makes his way into Brian’s neighboring apartment, grasps his neck, and injects him with a substance that causes Brian to see everything as beautiful. Brian likes the feeling and is soon hooked. The downside is that the drug causes mood swings that turn the young man’s life into turmoil. Aylmer eventually becomes abusive, knowing Brian can’t survive without him.<br /><br />As in “Basket Case,” Henenlotter makes a special effects creation a major character. The effects are strictly low budget, but that’s part of the appeal of this audacious film. As a horror film, it’s more comedic than scary, and comes off more as a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of addiction, though it never comes across as didactic. For fans of cult movies, “Brain Damage” will offer some jaw-dropping moments.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include audio commentary by writer/director Frank Henenlotter; the documentary “Listen to the Light: The Making of Brain Damage;” interview with actor Rick Herbst; a look at the special effects work of Gabe Bartalos; a feature illustrating the contributions of visual effects supervisor Al Magliochetti;  overview of the New York City locations used in the film; interview with superfan Adam Skinner; Q & A with Frank Henenlotter; “Bygone Behemoth,” an animated short featuring a brief appearance by John Zacherle in his final onscreen role; reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork; and a collector’s booklet containing new writing on the film, original archive stills and posters.
The movie title "Brain Damage (2-Disc Special Edition) [Blu-ray + DVD]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 235 reviewers. 
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