Pervert!

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Pervert!
DVD cover.
Directed by	Jonathan Yudis
Produced by	Jonathan Yudis
Written by	Mike Davis
Starring	Mary Carey Sean Andrews Darrell Sandeen
Music by	Elliott Goldkind Matt Piedmont
Cinematography	Guy Livneh
Editing by	Michael T. Fitzgerald Jr. Fitz
Distributed by	TLA Releasing
Release date(s)	February 12, 2005 (Los Angeles, California)
Running time	81 min
Country	United States
Language	English
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Pervert! is a 2005 comedy horror film directed by Jonathan Yudis. It is a tribute to the films of Russ Meyer.

In the French version of the DVD, another short film entitled Bloody Current Exchange by the French director Romain Basset is included as a hidden bonus.

[edit] Plot

College student James (Andrews) arrives from New Orleans at a desert ranch owned by his father, Hezekiah (Sandeen) to help out. Soon after arriving, James is hit on by Hezekiah's wife, Cheryl (Carey), and starts having nightmares. James and Cheryl are caught by Hezekiah having sex, Cheryl and Hezekiah have a fight, then she leaves the ranch that night.

Hezekiah drives into town and picks up another woman, Alisha (Jean), who also quickly falls for James then disappears. Cheryl staggers into Hezekiah's "studio" (an art workshop where he makes female body sculptures out of meat), and dies in front of James. He takes her into the house, where he finds his father crying over Alisha's dead body.

James calls a care facility because he thinks his dad has gone crazy. They send out a nurse, Patty (Clarke), who handcuffs Hezekiah to his bed so that the next time somebody gets killed, he can be eliminated as a suspect. In the few days of waiting for the next victim to show up, Patty and James decide to while away the time by having sex.

James reveals to Patty that he went to a Witch Doctor (Johnson) back in New Orleans to help him with attracting females but was misled; his penis can now detach itself from his body and kill people.

A side story involves a sexually confused local mechanic (Yudis, the film's producer and director) and his probably intentional delay in fixing James' car, in order to seduce him.