Extasy Records
In a 1990 follow-up with Yuzna, George provided special effects for "" (1990) that "Variety" called "imaginative" and "just what modern horror fans crave". In 1991, he made his directorial debut with "The Guyver", which he co-directed with Steve Wang. Yuzna produced the film. In America, the film was recut by New Line to remove some of the humor and focus more on action. "Entertainment Weekly" rated the film "C" and said that while the effects were good, the film was too clichéd. The "Los Angeles Times" called his creature effects in "Freaked" (1993) "terrific", and Ain't It Cool News said that George's work was the best reason to watch the film. In 1993, he returned to music releasing the album "Transmutation " under Extasy Records with a group called Screaming Mad George &amp; Psychosis.