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Tommy Turner is considered a key figure of the Downtown No Wave and Cinema of Transgression movements. While working days as a genetic research scientist and nights as a bartender at the Peppermint Lounge, the New York native rose to prominence through his zine Redrum and collaborations with Richard Kern and David Wojnarowicz.
Tommy Turner is a New York-born artist and filmmaker recognized as a key figure in the Downtown No Wave and Cinema of Transgression movements.
He is known for his work in underground experimental horror and transgressive cinema, including films such as Where Evil Dwells and Submit to Me.
He is closely associated with the 1980s New York No Wave scene and the Cinema of Transgression alongside collaborators like Richard Kern.