Between 1981-84, Mark Morrisroe shot three low-budget movies on Super-8 film including "The Laziest Girl in Town" (1981), "Hello from Bertha" (1983) and "Nymph-O-Maniac" (1984). These trash aesthetic films were reportedly influenced by such directors as John Waters and Jack Smith.

At 45 minutes, "Nymph-O-Maniac" is the longest and most ambitious of Morrisroe's Super 8 productions. In his essay “Lipstick Traces: The Films of Mark Morrisroe” in the Fotomuseum Winterthur catalogue (ibid., p. 311), MoMA Chief Curator Stuart Comer writes: “The script seems almost entirely comprised of phrases culled from phone sex lines and porn dialogue, but the gender tables are turned and women play most of the roles. In rooms whose walls are covered in gay male porn magazine clippings and record covers, vamped up girls gossip, come on to each other, apply lipstick, steal drugs, burn popcorn, and discuss their boyfriends' penis sizes."

The promo still for "Nymph-O-Maniac" pictures Pia Howard, Richard Morel, and Nathan Shapiro.