Strip Jack Naked is a companion piece to Ron Peck and Paul Hallam’s ground-breaking Nighthawks. It is an autobiographical film that tells not only of the struggle to make Nighthawks but also of the director's life as a gay man growing up in late 20th century Britain. Its unusual honesty marks Strip Jack Naked as not just a lucid account of the responsibilities of a gay filmmaker, but as one of the most honest and abrasive British biographies ever made.

"Strip Jack Naked is one of the best gay films for some time"
- Sight and Sound.