Production
This episode was shot in and around Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The gore and make-up effects were done by KNB Effects and were received mostly positively by critics and fans. The DVD featurette, Howard Berger and The Make-Up of Jenifer, detailed the process Carrie Anne Flemming went through to transform her into the beast.
This was the only season one episode to require cuts, although Takashi Miike's Imprint was entirely rejected for TV. Two shots were removed from the final film, both involving graphic depictions of oral sex. The first one occurred during the sex scene in the car between Frank and Jenifer, and the second occurred at the end of the film and actually showed Jenifer castrating and then eating Young Jack's penis. The deleted scenes are featured in the 'So Hideous My Love' documentary on the DVD.
Read more about this topic: Jenifer (Masters Of Horror)
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