TagMark Boone Junior
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As I sat down to watch American Satan I had the misconception that the film I was about to watch would be about music, I was wrong. What I watched unravel on the screen was much, much more. In the beginning, we see a rock band, “The Relentless”, come together, Johnny (Andy Biersack), Lily (Jesse Sullivan), Vic (Booboo Stewart), Leo (Ben Bruce), and Ricky (John Bradley), their manager. Playing their first big show at the Whiskey, they take the stage and see a packed house, that is until people’s social media notifications begin to pop up, notifying the crowd that Metallica is playing down the street. As the bar empties the band sees Elias, the record exec (Mark Boone Junior) one of the members met earlier in the day. As he walks out the band lays down their instruments and leaves. Just when they are at their lowest they meet the Devil himself, played by Malcolm McDowell. After they agree
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From the Crypt
Marilyn Manson, a name synonyms with intense, amazing musical talent (I’m a big fan), should also be recognized for his acting talent. He killed it in his role as Ron Tully in Sons of Anarchy. Now he’s killing again, as a hitman in his latest film project, a crime thriller, Let Me Make You A Martyr, which just premiered at Fantasia Film Festival and is already getting great reviews. Manson was recruited by his fellow SOA actor and friend, Mark Boone who plays Manson’s partner-in-crime in Let Me Make You A Martyr, written and directed by Corey Asraf and John Swab. Mark brought me onto the project. We were friends from Sons of Anarchy.” Manson says. “He’s sort of my unwanted mentor. He tells me what to do. He’s always encouraged me, but he’s also very bossy about it. He says things like “You gotta do this motherfucker. You’ll like this.” After reading the script and realizing the character’s intensity
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ReviewsTrailers
As I sat down to watch American Satan I had the misconception that the film I was about to watch would be about music, I was wrong. What I watched unravel on the screen was much, much more. In the beginning, we see a rock band, “The Relentless”, come together, Johnny (Andy Biersack), Lily (Jesse Sullivan), Vic (Booboo Stewart), Leo (Ben Bruce), and Ricky (John Bradley), their manager. Playing their first big show at the Whiskey, they take the stage and see a packed house, that is until people’s social media notifications begin to pop up, notifying the crowd that Metallica is playing down the street. As the bar empties the band sees Elias, the record exec (Mark Boone Junior) one of the members met earlier in the day. As he walks out the band lays down their instruments and leaves. Just when they are at their lowest they meet the Devil himself, played by Malcolm McDowell. After they agree
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From the Crypt
Marilyn Manson, a name synonyms with intense, amazing musical talent (I’m a big fan), should also be recognized for his acting talent. He killed it in his role as Ron Tully in Sons of Anarchy. Now he’s killing again, as a hitman in his latest film project, a crime thriller, Let Me Make You A Martyr, which just premiered at Fantasia Film Festival and is already getting great reviews. Manson was recruited by his fellow SOA actor and friend, Mark Boone who plays Manson’s partner-in-crime in Let Me Make You A Martyr, written and directed by Corey Asraf and John Swab. Mark brought me onto the project. We were friends from Sons of Anarchy.” Manson says. “He’s sort of my unwanted mentor. He tells me what to do. He’s always encouraged me, but he’s also very bossy about it. He says things like “You gotta do this motherfucker. You’ll like this.” After reading the script and realizing the character’s intensity
Continue reading →
