“It's the most obscene film I've ever seen.”

—  John Roecker

Roddy Bottum, commenting on Roecker's work directing Live Freaky! Die Freaky! — quoted in [Freaky deaky: gay music video director John Roecker takes stop-motion animation to bizarre places in his debut feature Live Freaky! Die Freaky!, The Advocate, February 14, 2006, Kurt B., Reighley]
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