Original sentence: 1955Bride of the MonsterDirector, Co-ScreenwriterOriginally titled The Atomic Monster and then Bride of the Atom.In one scene, the young women come across two lovers in a car on the side of a country road and tie up the woman in the car and lead the man in the car to a field at gunpoint, where at least one of the girls has sex with him.It was the most financially successful film of Wood's career.Jail BaitDirector, ScreenwriterSometimes referred to as The Hidden Face, a film noir in which a criminal has a face swap operation in order to avoid the police.Tim Burton affectionately relates much of the story behind this movie in Ed Wood.Wood is said to have helped with the plot.Wood made a pitch, took the money and, much to Weiss' horror, produced this compassionate film about transvestites.Wood may have contributed to the script
Edited sentence: 1955Bride of the MonsterDirector, Co-ScreenwriterOriginally titled The Atomic Monster and then Bride of the Atom, this is probably Wood's most famous film after Plan 9.Ed Wood made a pitch, took the money and, much to Weiss' horror, produced this compassionate film about transvestites.Ed is said to have helped with the plot.Ed may have had a hand in the script.It was the most financially successful film of Ed's career.Jail BaitDirector, ScreenwriterSometimes referred to as The Hidden Face, a generally enjoyed film noir-style Wood classic in which a criminal has a face swap operation in order to avoid the cops.Notable for the scene in which the girls come across two lovers in a car on the side of a country road.The UnearthlyAlthough Ed Wood did not work on this film, it featured Tor Johnson playing a character named "Lobo", very similar to his role in Wood's Bride of the Monster (1955); the story also has many similarities to Wood's film Night of the Ghouls, shot the same year.The girls tie up the woman in the car and lead the man in the car to a field at gunpoint, where at least one of the girls has sex with him.Tim Burton affectionately relates much of the story behind this movie in Ed Wood (along with those of Plan 9 and Glen or Glenda)