Jonesy (G. B. Jones), a lesbian underground film director and the skinhead's sister, attempts to bring her brother and the hairdresser together.

More recently, No Skin Off My Ass has been screened at the Museum of Modern Art twice,[4] at Outfest Los Angeles in 2016,[12] and at Visionär Film Fest in 2019.

When I showed the film for the first time in Los Angeles in 1991, somebody brought Miles to my screening and he said my no-budget Super-8 movie was better than the Altman version!

"LaBruce's No Skin Off My Ass is, according to Alexander Cavaluzzo, "the voice of hardcore, tongue-in-cheek dissent with porn-packed political allegories.

"[3] The film is viewed today as "a homocore classic... a complex exploration of how subculture is articulated through style, and a poignant study in erotic fascination.