Hear Misfits Classic “Where Eagles Dare” in “Jackass Forever”


 

Jackass Forever dropped in theaters this weekend and promptly knocked Spider Man: No Way Home out of the top slot at the box office in the USA. Reuniting the famous crew of DIY thrillseekers from TV and the previous movies in the series, the gang is back with this cringe inducing stunts and pranks. Not only does the cast members sport some pretty cool punk and metal shirts during the film, you can hear the Misfits classic track “Where Eagles Dare!” Originally recorded and released in 1979 as the B-side to “Night of The Living Dead” (Plan-9 Records) single,  “Where Eagles Dare” is the second most streamed track by the band. Misfits will co-headline Riot Fest later this year! With the tagline “Some people never learn” – Jackass Forever was directed by Jeff Tremaine and  stars Johnny Knoxville, Steve-o, co-writer on the film Eric André, Machine Gun Kelly, Chris Pontius, Rachel Wolfson, Tremaine, Jason “Wee Man” Acuña, Rachel Wolfson and more!

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FILM REVIEW: Mötley Crüe – The Dirt by Jeff Tremaine


We have heard the hype about The Dirt, the biopic about Mötley Crüe for a long time. They have tried to make this film for ages, while it languished in development hell, finally getting made and out now streaming on Netflix. By the bands’ own admission, much like the book, the film is full of exaggerated lurid rock star clichés and partially real stories about the band. It’s just so out there and real. Too real for most people, like the band was at times.  Continue reading →


Mötley Crüe Streams Soundtrack For “The Dirt”, Film Releases Today


Mötley Crüe’s highly-anticipated Netflix biopic The Dirt, based on the best-selling book about their career is out today. While we wait for the film to hit Netflix, we can jam the soundtrack in the meantime! Packed with 18 songs, including ‘The Dirt’ featuring Machine Gun Kelly (portraying Tommy Lee in the film), their  Madonna cover of ‘Like A Virgin’,  and two other songs ‘Ride With The Devil’ and ‘Crash and Burn’. On a first listen, these songs are better than the previous two new songs, being much heavier and in line with classic Crue albums, such as Dr. Feelgood.  Pre-orders are also live at the link below. Continue reading →