A 1987 TV-movie documentary directed by Laurens C. Postma that explores the career, body-horror motifs, and filmography of Canadian director David Cronenberg. The documentary title directly references the iconic mantra from Cronenberg's 1983 sci-fi horror film Videodrome, where the phrase "Death to Videodrome! Long live the New Flesh!" becomes a manifesto for the fusion of human biology and media technology.

• David Cronenberg: The filmmaker himself, discussing his artistic philosophies and relationship with body horror.

• Martin Scorsese: Filmmaker sharing perspectives on Cronenberg's demeanor versus his transgressive cinematic themes.

• Stephen King: Author (who worked with Cronenberg on The Dead Zone) discussing his impact.

• Robin Wood: Film critic analyzing the sociopolitical and psychological layers of Cronenberg's work.

• Jeff Goldblum: Featured via interview and clips following the 1986 release of The Fly.