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NORTH SIDE KINGS Frontman To Star In Horror Movie

January 2, 2008

NORTH SIDE KINGS vocalist Danny Marianino, who gained notoriety for allegedly knocking out Glenn Danzig with one punch back in 2004, will reportedly be one of the main stars in an upcoming horror film called "Nightmare Alley", due to hit theaters in the summer. NORTH SIDE KINGS' music will also be featured on the movie's soundtrack.

"Nightmare Alley" is said to be "a gore-drenched horror anthologhy frightfest" brought to you by the same people who brought you "Scarlet Fry's Junkfood Horrorfest" back in 2005, which starred Alice Cooper's daughter Calico. "Nightmare Alley" will also feature Jack Grisham from the legendary punk band TSOL.

Check out a poster for the movie at this location.

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