Stage Fright

Motoerhead

Overview

In this genre-bending “Glee”-meets-Rocky Horror musical comedy, a starry-eyed teenager (Allie MacDonald) wants to follow in her mother's (Minnie Driver) footsteps and become a Broadway diva; instead, she's stuck working in the kitchen of her step-father's (Meat Loaf Aday) snobby performing arts camp. Determined to change her destiny, she sneaks in to audition for the summer showcase landing the lead role. However, just as rehearsals begin, blood starts to spill, and Camilla finds herself terrorized by a homicidal masked killer.

Product Details

Release Date:	06/28/2019
UPC:	4050538467567
Original Release:	2006
Source:	Bmg Rights Managemen
Language:	English
Sales rank:	31,836

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Motoerhead	Primary Artist
Sven Offen	Director

Technical Credits

Emma Cederblad	Production Assistant
Roger De Souza	Stage Manager,Guitar Technician
Stefan Sjoland	Lighting Design
Freddie Lind	Road Manager
Vito DeVito	Drum Technician
Mathias Kind	Photography
Madlen Thiede	Photography
Harald Rammler	Photography
Gunter Puszkar	Post Producer
Andrea Guggenberger	Editing
Winni Ruehle	Photography
Dave Basone	Merchandising
Michael Hewlik	Production Assistant
Eddie Rocha	Production Manager
Jens Mueller	Photography
Michael Dreyer	Photography
Alex Parmee	Drum Technician
Dimitris Karras	Producer
Steffen Brandt	Production Manager
Ulrike Rudolph	Executive Producer
"Fast" Eddie Clarke	Composer
Lemmy Kilmister	Composer
Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor	Composer
Cameron Webb	Engineer
Paul Miner	Engineer,Mastering
Tim Butcher	Bass Technician
Lorenzo Banda	Monitor Engineer
Gert Hof	Stage Design,Lighting Design

Editorial Reviews

Although it was technically filmed one year too early (December 7, 2004, at Duesseldorf, Germany's Phillipshalle, to be precise), the discreetly double entendre-named Stage Fright DVD is meant to commemorate Motoerhead's 30th anniversary (1975-2005), and does so with rather impressive results, it must be said. The concert itself is presented in unimpeachable visual and audio quality (multi-angle cameras, DTS 96/24, Dolby 5.1, and AC3 stereo sound), and captures Motoerhead turning in a reliably top-notch performance from what was widely held to be the band's finest touring cycle in years -- not only because it was in support of a surprisingly memorable studio effort (2004's Inferno, introducing the memorable "Killers" and the brilliant acoustic guitar and harmonica breakdown "Whorehouse Blues"), but for reviving a few rarely played old classics ("Shoot You in the Back," "Over the Top," "Dancing on your Grave") amidst the usual on-stage warhorses, both welcome and necessary ("Killed by Death," "Ace of Spades," "Overkill") and inexplicably enduring ("Dr. Rock," "Metropolis," "No Class" -- all in serious need of retirement). Add to this an entertainingly crass and often self-demolishing commentary track provided by the ever lovable (if increasingly mummified -- he is 60, you know!) Lemmy Kilmister and merry henchmen Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee (incidentally, celebrating ten years as the most stable lineup Motoerhead has ever had), and you may also be looking at a live concert first. Then there's the second disc, where featurettes about the fans, the show, the road crew (yes, them again), and backstage shenanigans at an L.A. show add up to an absolute embarrassment of bonus riches. (The only persons not interviewed directly were the two gigantic moles on Lemmy's cheek.) Cherry-top the whole deal with a generous photo slide show, amusing backstage rider, assorted DVD-ROM goodies, and a lavish package to hold it all, and the celebratory cause is done more than enough justice. Here's to 30 more years. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia