Danzig: Home Video 1990
"They are both the seekers and the sought-after. Now they are captured. Danzig on video: 40 minutes of uncensored pain and pleasure."
Step behind the curtain with *Danzig: Home Video (1990)*, a raw slice-of-life portrait from Glenn Danzig himself.
Director: Glenn Danzig
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Danzig: Home Video (1990) about?
This documentary offers a backstage pass to the early days of the band Danzig, showcasing live performances from their debut album alongside candid interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. It's a glimpse into the creative mind of Glenn Danzig and the unfiltered energy of the group during their formative years.
Who directed Danzig: Home Video?
The film was directed by Glenn Danzig himself, blending his artistic vision with a personal documentary format.
Who stars in Danzig: Home Video?
The main stars include Glenn Danzig, Eerie Von, John Christ, Chuck Biscuits, and Jill Kethel.
Is Danzig: Home Video (1990) worth watching?
For fans of punk, goth, or early metal, this short documentary is a treasure trove of raw energy and insight. While it lacks polish, its authenticity and the chance to see Danzig's creative process up close make it a compelling watch for dedicated music enthusiasts.
How long is Danzig: Home Video?
The runtime of *Danzig: Home Video* is 45 minutes.
About Danzig: Home Video (1990) — A Raw, Unfiltered Look at Glenn Danzig's Early Era
Step behind the curtain with *Danzig: Home Video (1990)*, a raw slice-of-life portrait from Glenn Danzig himself. Directed by the iconic frontman, this 45-minute documentary plunges into the band's debut album era, featuring electrifying live performances of tracks like "Twist of Cain" alongside uncut cuts of "Am I Demon," "She Rides," and "Mother." Beyond the music, the film captures intimate moments—Danzig dissecting his creative process, surrounded by comic books and rare literary finds, while revealing the eclectic passions that fuel his artistry. Clips of the band backstage and on tour paint a portrait of a group unapologetically embracing darkness and melody in equal measure.
The vibe is gritty and unfiltered, blending punk's rebellious energy with gothic introspection. With Glenn Danzig, Eerie Von, John Christ, Chuck Biscuits, and Jill Kethel at the heart of the action, this is less a polished concert doc and more a personal home video—glimpsing the band's unfiltered energy, chaotic charm, and behind-the-scenes antics, including Glenn's infamous Milk Duds chugging ritual before a show.