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'''Live Freaky! Die Freaky!''' is a [[stop motion|stop-motion]]-[[animation|animated]] [[feature film]] by director [[John Roecker]] with original songs. The musical dramatizes the Manson murders using puppets, with the victims' and killers' names changed only slightly. Graphic violence and sexual acts by the puppets are depicted in the film. |
'''Live Freaky! Die Freaky!''' is a [[stop motion|stop-motion]]-[[animation|animated]] [[feature film]] by director [[John Roecker]] with original songs. The musical dramatizes the Manson murders using puppets, with the victims' and killers' names changed only slightly. Graphic violence and sexual acts by the puppets are depicted in the film. |
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The voice of the main character ([[Charles Manson]]) is Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer of Green Day. All puppets are voiced by Punk and alternative rock icons, such as Davey Havok of AFI, Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool of Green Day. Many other artists took a part in the film. The film was produced by Tim Armstrong (Rancid). Armstrong also has the part of the narrator. The film was released on Helcat Records |
The voice of the main character ([[Charles Manson]]) is Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer of Green Day. All puppets are voiced by Punk and alternative rock icons, such as Davey Havok of AFI, Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool of Green Day. Many other artists took a part in the film. The film was produced by Tim Armstrong (Rancid). Armstrong also has the part of the narrator. The film was released on Helcat Records on 31st January around the world. The film is unrated. |
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Live Freaky! Die Freaky! is a stop-motion-animated feature film by director John Roecker with original songs. The musical dramatizes the Manson murders using puppets, with the victims' and killers' names changed only slightly. Graphic violence and sexual acts by the puppets are depicted in the film.
The voice of the main character (Charles Manson) is Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer of Green Day. All puppets are voiced by Punk and alternative rock icons, such as Davey Havok of AFI, Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool of Green Day. Many other artists took a part in the film. The film was produced by Tim Armstrong (Rancid). Armstrong also has the part of the narrator. The film was released on Helcat Records on 31st January around the world. The film is unrated.