
Hotel Torgo
Watch the American dream crumble
Ratings
A documentary film crew follows Bernie Rosenblum to the El Paso, Texas ranch where he worked in 1966 on what is arguably the worst movie of all time.
Production
Shout! Factory
Language
EN
Status
Released
Release Date
Cast
Bernie Rosenblum
Self
Richard Brandt
Self
Colbert Caldwell
Self
William Bryan Jennings
Cop (archive footage)

Diane Mahree
Margaret (archive footage)

Jackey Neyman
Debbie (archive footage)

Tom Neyman
The Master (archive footage)
Stephanie Nielson
Master's Wife (archive footage)
Sherry Proctor
Master's Wife (archive footage)
Robin Redd
Master's Wife (archive footage)
Harold P. Warren
Michael (archive footage)

John Reynolds
Torgo (archive footage)
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