"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is simultaneously one of the iconographic touchstones of 1970s cinema and a timeless romp that appeals equally to every fresh generation. Created with a sharp eye for cult and context alike, "Rocky Horror" leaped effortlessly from stage to celluloid, losing none of its immediacy and spontaneity in the process - and maybe gathering more. Dave Thompson goes deep inside the phenomenon to trace the story and the strangeness that is "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Paperback, 150 p.