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It simply has to take you somewhere you have never been, and hopefully throw your mind through a few loops along the way. This type of movie doesn't have to make sense in the same way that a traditional film does. The other way in which a movie can succeed is with ideas. This is the route that most critics look for when giving a positive review. It can demonstrate a mastery of technical and thematic areas and create an emotional response in the viewer. One—it can have a fully realized plot that works to explain some larger subtextual moral. “Repo!” is based on a New York and Los Angeles stage production by Terrence Zdunich and Darren Smith, who also wrote the screenplay and all the music and lyrics.There are two ways in which a movie can succeed. Also making his acting debut is Nivek Ogre, best known as the frontman of Skinny Puppy. “They really hit all the right notes in bringing the bizarre fantasy world of the film to life.”Īll the actors in the all-star cast perform their own songs, including classical crossover star Sarah Brightman in her first film role, Anthony Head (of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” fame), Paul Sorvino, Alexa Vega and Bill Moseley. “We’ve been fans of many of these bands for a long time, and it was a dream come true to assemble such an all-star roster of musicians,” producer Mark Burg says. The soundtrack features Richard Patrick (Filter), Stephen Perkins (Jane’s Addiction), Shawn “Clown” Crahan (Slipknot), Ray Luzier (Army of Anyone), Brian Young (David Lee Roth), Richard Fortus (Guns N’ Roses), Sonny Moore (From First to Last), David J (Bauhaus/Love & Rockets), Daniel Ash (Love & Rockets), Blasko (Ozzy Osbourne), Tommy Clefetus (Rob Zombie), Melora Creager (Rasputina) and Poe.

The amalgamation of musical genres from pop to heavy metal and rap, to name just a few, really blends together to create one of the most diverse soundtracks.” Says Jonathan McHugh, the film’s executive producer who also served as the music supervisor: “This is by far the most ambitious and unique project I’ve ever worked on. Before filming began, the producers and actor-singers holed up in a Los Angeles recording studio for two months with musician-composer Yoshiki Hayashi from the seminal Japanese rock band X-Japan.