André Brummer

He composed films for Meyer, Roger Corman, Albert Zugsmith, and Ray Dennis Steckler, among others.

The Broomer brothers have a filmography right out of the Incredibly Strange Films book, but their family played a significant role in art history.

The boys' creative talent probably came from their mother's side.

She was a well-known dancer, and her father was the Hungarian composer-conductor Lajos Surly, who studied composition under Franz Liszt and briefly taught piano to a young George Gershwin.

Their father was Imre Brummer, who, along with his brothers, was one of the most powerful and influential art dealers of the first part of the 20th century.

If you've ever taken a trip to the Met in New York and viewed the antiquities, you've almost certainly seen something that went through the Brumer Gallery at some point.

So if you've ever contemplated the undeniable connection between the works of Henri Rousseau and the god-monster of Indian flats, well, there you have it.

Godmonster has further ties to the films of Russ Meyer thanks to the production manager George Costello, a brief cameo from Vixen herself, Erica Gavin, and the legendary Stuart Lancaster as Mayor Charles Silverdale.