Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot
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About This Movie
"Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot" is a 1979 documentary directed by ZDF. It explores the rise and fall of "Death" magazine, founded by Al Goldstein, known for his work with "Screw" Magazine.
This documentary is somewhat hard to find, especially on physical media, as it wasn’t widely distributed. Early VHS copies can pop up occasionally at specialty shops, but you might have better luck with collector circles. Its niche appeal makes it a curiosity for those interested in underground publications and the evolution of adult media. There’s a certain scarcity to it that draws in collectors who appreciate the melding of journalism and artistic expression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot"?
The genre of "Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot" is documentary.
Who directed "Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot"?
The documentary was produced by ZDF.
Who is the top cast member of the film?
The top cast member of the film is Al Goldstein.
What year was "Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot" released?
"Death Magazine: or How to Be a Flowerpot" was released in 1979.
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