Shorts by Jeff Krulik

John Heyn and Jeff Krulik filmed Judas Priest fans in a concert arena parking lot in suburban Maryland. Thirty years later, Heavy Metal Parking Lot is hailed as one the greatest rock documentaries ever. It’s a definitive cultural touchstone for the 1980s metal scene: spandex, big hair, denim, mullets, muscle cars, and beer. Heavy Metal Parking Lot launched a ...Read More

Twenty years later, the producers of “Heavy Metal Parking Lot” track down and interview some of the heavy-metal fans originally featured in the 1986 cult classic.

From the creators of Heavy Metal Parking Lot, this 'sequel' (filmed a decade later), captures fans gathering in the Capital Centre parking lot for a Neil Diamond concert.

The 1999 entry in the "Parking Lot" saga from the creators of Heavy Metal Parking Lot, this time with the children's book phenomenon. "It was more of a Harry Potter Sidewalk than a Parking Lot, but it was another attempt to further expand our ‘franchise.’ I knew the Harry Potter phenomenon was big, but had no clue that it would become enormous. I’m glad that I was o...Read More

"Classy" Freddie Blassie, revered as the King of Men, tours Washington D.C.

Meet Ralph Whittington, who amassed one of the largest private collections of pornography ever. His collection can now be seen and studied at the Museum of Sex in New York City. "Taped in 1994 while on assignment for a Discovery Channel demo reel, I diverted the crew during lunch to shoot Ralph on an extended lunch break from the Library of Congress. Coincidental...Read More

One of America's most beloved, Oscar-winning actors hits the road to explore this grand and glorious land of ours in this unique documentary, which is part travelogue, part biography, and part talk show. Hop a ride with Ernest Borgnine on his 400-foot luxury bus, the Sunbum, as he drives across America, or talks with real, down-to-Earth people, and spends some quali...Read More

"We used existing Butch Willis material in our ongoing crusade (at the time) to expose more people to Butch. I was long retired as 'manager,' but still a fan, and I remain one today." - Jeff Krulik