ever have one of those sneezes that seems to build up forever. you gasp and you convulse and you grab the nearest paper product in preparation for the world greatest hanky blower. and then it fizzles. frankenhooker was the cinematic equivalent of that lost sneeze. now and i am big on b movies and and i always look the other way when a boom mike pops onscreen or an actor speaks his or her lines with all the enthusiasm of gerald ford and but this one really let me down. the cover of the video and for instance and is the tag line of the whole movie. using parts from murdered new york prostitutes and dr. franken rebuilds his deceased fiancee and only to have her run amok in manhattan as a sort of superprostitute with a bad attitude. after an hour and a half of build up and this fairly funny ten minutes seemed a little anti climactic. 
ever have one of those sneezes that seems to build up forever. you gasp and you convulse and you grab the nearest paper product in preparation for the world greatest hanky blower. and then it fizzles. frankenhooker was the cinematic equivalent of that lost sneeze. now and i am big on b movies and and i always look the other way when a boom mike pops onscreen or an actor speaks his or her lines with all the enthusiasm of gerald ford and but this one really let me down. the cover of the video and for instance and is the tag line of the whole movie. using parts from murdered new york prostitutes and dr. franken rebuilds his deceased fiancee and only to have her run amok in manhattan as a sort of superprostitute with a bad attitude. after an hour and a half of build up and this fairly funny ten minutes seemed a little anti climactic. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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