Neckbone and Jerbear discuss the 2015 Jeremy Saulnier horror-thriller, Green Room. Synopsis: The Ain't Rights, a struggling punk-rock band on the brink of disbanding, land an unexpected gig at a remote neo-Nazi club hidden deep in the woods of Portland. Thinking it is just another low point in their journey, the group half-heartedly accepts, only to realise that a shocking act of backstage violence has trapped them inside the Green Room. With the wicked owner willing to go to extremes to protect his shady interests, the band must confront his frenzied regulars to save their skin.

Neckbone and Jerbear discuss the 1987 Peter George Troma distributed post-apocalyptic exploitation action film, Surf Nazis Must Die. Synopsis: When the son of a gun-wielding woman is murdered by neo-Nazi surf punks in the post-apocalyptic future, his Mama hunts them down for some bloodthirsty revenge.

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Neckbone and Jerbear interview A Band Called Death director Mark Covino.

Synopsis: The story of the Hackney brothers, and how the discovery of their long-lost demo tape led to their band's newfound popularity.

This is the first time the director of the movie being reviewed has been on the show. This is also the first time a documentary on this podcast has actually been good, so two firsts! More conversations with Mark will be on our other podcast, A Prairie Punk House Companion, coming March 1, 2025. Check out Mark's Etsy page below to find some of the last copies of A Band Called Death on DVD and blu-ray.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/ABCDmerch

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