Greaser's Palace

"Ghost" (Ron Nealy) attacks Larry (Michael Sullivan) who throws a fit then gets shot by his father Seaweed (Albert Henderson), as Jessy (Allan Arbus) arrives by parachute, in an early sequence from Robert Downey's Greaser's Palace, 1972.

Perfectly odd opening sequence, leading into Roger Corman company-player Luana Anders (as "Cholera") singing, from Robert Downey's Western-ish Greaser's Palace, shot all around New Mexico in 1972.

The big scene for young Robert Downey Jr., kind of, as he plays a child at a campfire, found dead by his mother (his mom and the director's wife, Elsie Downey), in Robert Downey's experimental Western Greaser's Palace, 1972.

Not for the first time, Seaweed Greaser (Albert Henderson) kills off his son Larry (Michael Sullivan), who is revived by pimp-messiah Jessy (Allan Arbus), in Robert Downey's improbable Western Greaser's Palace, 1972.