The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Richard O'Brien's exaltation of B-movie camp and sexual fluidity, is one of the strangest, most-addictive movies ever made. After writing the stage show, O'Brien partnered with Jim Sharman to bring his wacky world onto the big screen. Tanking when it was released, Rocky Horror Picture Show clawed its way out of a cinematic grave through midnight showings in art house theaters, and over decades evolved into a cultural phenomenon. During the 6 weeks of filming was legendary rock photographer Mick Rock, known for his iconic images of David Bowie, Queen, T. Rex, Iggy and the Stooges and Blondie. Not only did Mick capture rare images of the filming, he also captured the unique moments and energy from the cast and crew. For the first time ever, these stunning photographs along with Mick's notes, interviews with cast members, and other production ephemera are brought together in a complete, stunning four-color collection published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the film's release.
