GWAR will share a brand new documentary This Is GWAR, this Saturday, October 9th, at 4pm ET as part of Nightstream Fest. Directed by Scott Barber and starring alongside GWAR: Weird Al Yankovic, Alex Winter, Thomas Lennon, and Ethan Embry. Tickets for the stream are $13 and you can get them at this link!
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Frank Zappa Tribute Beer Released For His Birthday
“Why Does It Hurt When Ipa?” the cleverly titled new IPA beer tribute to Frank Zappa, has been released by the Zapp Trust and Duck Foot Brewing Co for his birthday, today December 21st. In true Zappa improvisational fashion, the brewed with ZAPPA hops, Simcoe and Cascade. The West Coast-style IPA has notes of passion fruit, spice, and grapefruit (a favorite of FRANK ZAPPA’s) with a clean and dry finish. The can features never-before-published photos of Frank which pair nicely with the beer itself. In addition, the label explains more, “the Zappa hop, like the man, has a hugely eclectic style. Published flavor notes have ranged from passion fruit, mint, spicy, savory, fruity cereal, and uh…purple. (Try the beer, you’ll get it). Just like Frank, this hop is one of a kind and awesome.” This comes on the heels of the just-released Zappa documentary, directed by Alex Winter (the Bill and Ted series, The Lost Boys). Watch the trailer now for the beer: Continue reading
Watch The New “Bill and Ted Face The Music” Trailer, Movie Gets Official Release Date
In a story Ghost Cult first reported on and continues to follow, Bill and Ted 3 aka Bill and Ted Face The Music will see the return of the pop culture and metal culture icons this year in their long in the works new movie from co-stars Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves. The film just dropped a new trailer in time for the virtual version of San Diego Comic-Con and now the film has a release date: September 1st in theaters (we hope) and On-Demand. Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves return as Bill S. Preston Esq. and Ted Theodore Logan III and the band, Wyld Stallyns. We already know William Sadler has returned to play the role of Death. Sadly, George Carlin died in 2008 so he cannot reprise his crucial role of Rufus. The soundtracks to the first two films are the stuff of Metal and Rock legend, but no word yet on the makeup of the soundtrack. Dean Parisot, who helmed the acclaimed Fun With Dick and Jane well as hit TV shows such as Justified and Monkl is directing and original Bill & Ted I & II franchise writers, Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon have also returned.


