He was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and optioned his first screenplay, the story of Elvis Presley returning from the grave to become president, shortly after graduating NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Davis's directorial debut Sex Galaxy was created entirely out of recycled stock and public domain footage, primarily from the 1968 film Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women,[1] which in turned borrowed heavily from Planeta Bur.
Due to its "recycling" of copyright-free stock footage, Davis has dubbed it the world's first 'green movie'.
President Wolfman culled much of its footage from The Werewolf of Washington starring Dean Stockwell, in addition to over one hundred other film sources.
The movie won many festival awards, including Best Feature, Audience Choice and Best Script,[4][5] and is distributed by Wild Eye Releasing on VHS and DVD, released in 2014.