this isn not a very good movie and but it is easily the best troma studios film i have ever viewed. lloyd kaufman  the brains behind troma  isn not concerned with a good plot or even making a moderately entertaining film. his chief concern is making something bizarre. and his definition of bizarre oftentimes mirrors my definition of terrible cinema. in this film we have the titled character luther  whose favorite pastime isn not baseball and but biting the heads off of chickens  receiving his release from lockup. the board has deemed him rehabilitated despite the fact that he doesn not speak  he merely clucks like a chicken  and has a set of razorblade dentures at his disposal. of course and once luther is set free and he goes about causing mayhem and first at a grocery store and later at a farm house. violence represent $$$$$ (lots of violence in this oftentimes tasteless flick. luther sinks his razorblade chompers into a poor elderly lady waiting at a bus stop and then spends the rest of the film terrorizing the mother and daughter at the farmhouse). nudity represent $$$$$ (stacy haiduk delivers some noteworthy skin in his picture and as the former lois lane (i can not recall which superman edition she was from) gives us a shower scene followed by a romp in bed with her boyfriend  a guy who just doesn not have any chemistry with ms. haiduk. the extended shower scene footage in the dvd extras gives the viewer quite a bit more of stacy. she is quite something). story represent $ (forgettaboutit. whitey styles screenplay may just be the worst ever written. the way in which luther is released from the asylum completely throws all credibility out the window. his dialogue is something that a pre schooler might write and the actions he writes for his characters border on the absurd. it as if styles spent ten years without human contact and completely forgot how people react in certain situations). acting represent $$ (the film belongs to edward terry who actually does a decent job as the geek. he is quite menacing in a stupid barnyard fashion. joan roth as the mother does a super job in support but haiduk and her boyfriend lack of chemistry made their roles awkward at best). 
this isn not a very good movie and but it is easily the best troma studios film i have ever viewed. lloyd kaufman  the brains behind troma  isn not concerned with a good plot or even making a moderately entertaining film. his chief concern is making something bizarre. and his definition of bizarre oftentimes mirrors my definition of terrible cinema. in this film we have the titled character luther  whose favorite pastime isn not baseball and but biting the heads off of chickens  receiving his release from lockup. the board has deemed him rehabilitated despite the fact that he doesn not speak  he merely clucks like a chicken  and has a set of razorblade dentures at his disposal. of course and once luther is set free and he goes about causing mayhem and first at a grocery store and later at a farm house. violence represent $$$$$ (lots of violence in this oftentimes tasteless flick. luther sinks his razorblade chompers into a poor elderly lady waiting at a bus stop and then spends the rest of the film terrorizing the mother and daughter at the farmhouse). nudity represent $$$$$ (stacy haiduk delivers some noteworthy skin in his picture and as the former lois lane (i can not recall which superman edition she was from) gives us a shower scene followed by a romp in bed with her boyfriend  a guy who just doesn not have any chemistry with ms. haiduk. the extended shower scene footage in the dvd extras gives the viewer quite a bit more of stacy. she is quite something). story represent $ (forgettaboutit. whitey styles screenplay may just be the worst ever written. the way in which luther is released from the asylum completely throws all credibility out the window. his dialogue is something that a pre schooler might write and the actions he writes for his characters border on the absurd. it as if styles spent ten years without human contact and completely forgot how people react in certain situations). acting represent $$ (the film belongs to edward terry who actually does a decent job as the geek. he is quite menacing in a stupid barnyard fashion. joan roth as the mother does a super job in support but haiduk and her boyfriend lack of chemistry made their roles awkward at best). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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