LORDI: New Audio Interview With MR. LORDI Available

January 9, 2008

TheRighttoRock.com has has issued its latest podcast (episode #42),featuring vocalist Mr. Lordi from LORDI. Mr. Lordi discussed the band's latest CD, "The Arockalypse", as well the group's movie debut, "Dark Floors".

The interview lasts approximately 30 minutes and can be heard at this location.

LORDI's upcoming horror film "Dark Floors" will premiere at Oulu Energia Areena on February 6. The home of Kärpät, a Finnish National Hockey League team, will host an audience of 5,000 people who will also see LORDI's show. With its image as the film-friendly town up north, Oulu is the perfect choice for the premiere: "Dark Floors" was shot there last summer.

The Finnish national premiere for the film is Friday, February 8.

Finland's biggest-ever premiere is a co-operation with the Northern Film and Media Foundation POEM and Oulun Kärpät.

Based on an original idea of LORDI frontman Mr. Lordi and director Pete Riski, "Dark Floors" is a classic horror film expected to make it big internationally. The English-language film was made with UK actors. Members of LORDI star as monsters who chase a group of people in a hospital where everyone has died. LORDI's song "Beast Loose in Paradise" can be during the closing credits.

"Dark Floors" is directed by Pete Riski and produced by Markus Selin. The film is written by Pekka Lehtosaari. It all started in an interview where Mr. Lordi said he would like Selin to contact him to discuss his idea for a film.

Solar Films produced the film in cooperation with the Northern Film and Media Foundation POEM and the North Finland Film Commission (NFFC).

"Dark Floors" official trailer:

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