On the resume of renegade producer/director and Monkees' co-creator Bob Rafelson, you'll find some of the more edgy films of the 1970s "Young Hollywood" era: Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, Stay Hungry, The King of Marvin Gardens, and more. He also helmed the Monkees' career-threatening acid-freakout film Head, which Rafelson has described as the godfather of the modern music video.
