John Heyn and Jeff Krulik's 1996 follow up to Heavy Metal Parking Lot.

Jeff Krulik's obsession with obsessions is on full display in this short doc about a guy who collects celebrity garments.

Actor Ernest Borgnine travels across the country on a bus to meet fans in a documentary that only Jeff Krulik could direct.

When Jeff Krulik worked at a public access station in Maryland, he got a call from a Pennsylvania hypnotist who wanted to shoot his hypnotism show in Jeff's studio. Jeff, of course, said yes. Here is the first half of that show (Jeff isn't sure what happened to the second half).

We're not entirely sure why Jeff gave us this video from a regional show called "People Are Talking at Richard Sher," but we like it a lot and we're keeping it in the Krulik collection.

A slice of life at the final Rock Against Reagan concert, in which the organizers are in need of a few things from the hardware store.

Ten years after Heavy Metal Parking Lot, Jeff Krulik and Jon Heyn return to the same parking lot for a very different concert crowd. (Note: we're keeping the title mysterious because it's a better reveal)

Jeff Krulik tracks down and interviews the creators of Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp, an insane show from the early 1970s with an all-chimp cast.

Jeff Krulik is at his most Jeff Krulik when he employs a waitress to help him shoot this in-depth examination of pancakes.

Fanboy takes viewers on a tour of Spencer Gifts, a novelty shop staple of American malls in the 90s, and learns a thing or two about itching powder.

Somehow, Jeff Krulik tracked down and interviewed Neil Keller, a man who collects the autographs and trading cards of famous Jewish people.

As part of his public access duties, Jeff hosted a program called It's Your County. In this episode, Jeff attended the Prince George's Fair and interviewed two of the ride conductors.

Meet the King Of Porn, a friendly and unassuming archivist and collector of pornography who owns the sexiest kitchen pantry in the world.

Get to know Butch Willis, an underground Maryland rock legend.

Al Breon has a special talent and he uses it to be disrespectful.