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Brain Damage (1988)

Brian comes under the addictive spell of a parasite with the ability to induce euphoric hallucinations in its hosts.

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Al M 07 Sep 2012

From frank Henenlotter (the director of Basket Case), Brain Damage is a delightful piece of late 80s horror-comedy. An almost perfect blend of humor, gore, and surrealism, Brain Damange is a thoroughly entertaining twist on the body horror genre that will simultaneously make you laugh and gross you out. Look for the Basket Case cameo late in the film!

Mark L 02 Nov 2008

You have to love Frank Henenlotter for this,its so funny and sleazy and camp...its great. Its the story of Brian,who has unfortunately become host to Aylmer,a singing brain eating parasite that looks like a turd. Aylmer secretes this highly addictive blue fluid directly into Brians brain. All Brian has to do to get some more is feed Aylmer with live brains. Simple really. Good old fashioned fun.

Jams G 26 Sep 2010

a hilarious and gruesome fun 80s horror flick with brains(not intelligence) i remember seeing this on video store shelves during the late 80s and wanting to see it. glad i caught it. i recommend this for all horror/comedy fans. this is a good film for children as well as teenagers. like Evil Dead.

Anthony B 08 Sep 2013

Everyone seems to rave about Frankenhooker, not that there's anything wrong with that, because Frankenhooker is genius. However, for my money I would sooner watch Brain Damage, because while its not nearly as popular as Frankenhooker, it offers more gore, more goofs, and more good times. Not to mention Elmer. An adorably diabolic little slug-like alien who has the intelligence and the capability to latch himself onto human brains and force its owner, in this case Brian, to help him feed...and on other humans no less. While the film is not even remotely billed as a comedy, unlike Frankenhooker, I am convinced that the humor, while slightly subtle, is never the less apparent throughout. In fact, I would argue that it is ten times funnier than Frankenhooker, while still managing to be more disturbing than Basket Case. The squeam factor is awesome here. I won't spoil it for you, but I love the date scene with the spaghetti and meatballs. What happens exactly? Well, let's just say you won't be going out for Italian anytime soon.

Taylor S 27 Oct 2010

Balls out disgusting hilarious horror. Dunno how this one evaded me for so long. I'm a fan of director Frank Henenlotter's other oddity "Basket Case" but this one is in a league of its own.