text: This place was characterized as a "vicious cabal of warring factions" by the author of God with Revolver.
full_question: This place was characterized as a "vicious cabal of warring factions" by the author of God with Revolver. In an unreleased film set here, Rene Ricard gives orchids to a bulimic socialite as they both imitate an Obetrol addict. Another film of this "cold, frightening, forbidding place" is dominated by DeVeren Bookwalter's changing facial expressions. A sex club called The Toilet inspired "ghost pissers" like Victor Hugo to come here and urinate to produce "oxidation paintings." An assassination attempt at this place was perpetrated by an author who believed that all males should be exterminated in the S.C.U.M manifesto. Paul America, Ultra Violet and Edie Sedgwick worked at this place and were three of its owner's "superstars." The films Couch and Blow Job were created in this place, where its owner made silkscreen prints of Mao Zedong and Marilyn Monroe. For 10 points, name this studio of Andy Warhol.
first_sentence: This place was characterized as a "vicious cabal of warring factions" by the author of God with Revolver.
raw_answer: The Factory [prompt on "Andy Warhol's studio" or obvious equivalents, such as "Warhol's workshop"]