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Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

Blood Freak (1972)

Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

Blood Freak (1972)

Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

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Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Caponization

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Gosh, Herschell!

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Director (Feature Film)

Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

Blood Freak (1972)

Cast (Feature Film)

Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

Blood Freak (1972)

Producer (Feature Film)

Stevie, Samson and Delilah (1975)

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Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Caponization Herschell (co-writer/producer/director Steve Hawkes) arrives for his first day of work at the poultry farm and learns about "Caponization" experiments in Blood Freak, 1972.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Gosh, Herschell! Herschell (Steve Hawkes), who is now turkey-headed and speaks only in gobbles, passes notes to the frightened "Linda," who worries but still digs him in Blood Freak, 1972.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Hell of Vietnam Chain-smokng co-producer, director and writer Brad Grinter is also the narrator speaking directly to the camera about hero Herschell (Steve Hawkes) in one of many vignettes in Blood Freak, 1972.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Hooked Vietnam vet Herschell (Co-director/writer/producer Steve Hawkes) appears to be suffering acute marijuana withdrawal, and takes his frustrations out on dealer "Brad" in Blood Freak, 1972.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) I'm Not a Coward Vietnam vet Herschell (co-writer/producer/director Steve Hawkes) succumbs at last to the temptation of drugs and "Linda" when she calls him a coward in Blood Freak, 1972.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Opening The opening sequence from Blood Freak, 1972 introduces the co-producer/writer/directors Steve Hawkes (as biker "Herschell) and Brad Grinter as the chain-smoking narrator.

Blood Freak -- (Movie Clip) Shooting Up Turkey-headed Herschell (co-writer/producer/director Steve Hawkes) has discovered he can get his fix by inverting drug users and drinking their blood, as seen in this dialogue-free scene from Blood Freak, 1972.

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