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EditCindy Cirile(as Clara Pater)Jesse D'AngeloChris FinkelJon Mikl Thor(as Jon-Mikl Thor)Jillian PeriAdam FriedTeresa SimpsonFrank DietzLiane Abel Dietz(as Liane Abel)Denise DicandiaJim CirileDavid LaneGene KrothRusty HamiltonCarrie SchifflerTralle O'FarrellLara Daans(as a different name)Nancy BushDirectorJohn FasanoWriterJon Mikl ThorAll cast & crewProduction, box office & more at IMDbProReview3.82.1K12345678910Featured reviews4udar55John Triton (Jon Mikl Thor, who also scripted) and his band Triton rent a secluded farm house that has a 24 track recording studio built in the barn so the group can prepare for a tour and get down ten minutes of new material. What they don't know is that this place just happens to be a portal to hell and soon folks are getting offed faster that Eddie Van Halen's fingers on the guitar. BLACK ROSES director John Fasano proved himself heavy metal horror ready with this debut feature. Well, he proved he could make a film in focus and throw a few monsters around. This starts out as a standard horror yarn but takes a decidedly odd twist at the end. The film is pretty rough around the edges (I had to listen to the audio commentary to figure out what the final two scenes were about), but if you have an itch for big hair and Beelzebub, it will fit the bill. The film appears to have some sort of cult following, most likely due to hipsters digging the totally 80s look and the toned Thor, who really is the poster boy for 80s muscle bound metal.7gavin6942The Tritons, your typical 1980s hair band with cheesy songs, is on retreat in Canada in order to rehearse some new songs for an upcoming album. But the farm house they rented, once visited by Alice Cooper, has some otherworldly creatures that are hell-bent on destroying the band and their very lives.This is a "guilty pleasure" 1980s film to the extreme. Poorly acted, poorly directed... really lame music. The special effects are humorous but very clearly low budget. Yet, despite all this the film has a charm. It's what you might call Tim Ritter meets early Peter Jackson... "Killing Spree" meets "Dead Alive". But weirder.Most of the film comes across as either a music video or a softcore porn. When the band isn't performing a song ("Energy" or "Live to Rock") in its entirety (take these out and the film is an hour), they're having sex. And while there's not excessive raw sexuality, there's plenty of gratuitous skin, particularly in a shower scene... it runs a little longer than usual, and we get a nice view of Harry Manasse's brother Slick.While for much of this picture I found myself thinking it was fun but nothing special (and wondering why my friend loaned this to me), there is a dramatic plot shift later on. And, believe it or not, the movie gets even weirder and cheesier... leading into the sequel ("Intercessor"). I never saw the change coming and am still really confused on what the heck I was watching.Synapse has released a lot of great cult and exploitation films ("Street Trash", for one) and this is right at home on their label. While I don't see there being a great resurgence of interest in this one, it has a quality that makes it fun and hard to hate, regardless of how silly and low budget it may be.ManBehindTheMask63This is the greatest movie EVER!!! Actually, it's so bad it's good. "Rock N' Roll Nightmare" gives you puppet monsters, really boring and long sex scenes, some surprisingly good 80's metal ("Energy" is a favorite of mine), and Jon-Mikl Thor in a metal speedo! The plot revolves around a group of musicians who go to a farmhouse to record their new album (because the city has made them soft!). Little do they know, that a decade ago a demon killed an entire family who lived there. Now the demon is back and starts killing off the band members one by one. Jon-Mikl Thor is a likable actor and you can tell he really tried and put a lot of effort into this film. But the film is extremely cheesy and low-budget. Many consider this to be the "worst film of all time". I would totally disagree with that. The film has charm and a certain campiness to it. The twist ending is probably one of the greatest i've seen in such a bad movie. I actually was surprised at how well the plot twist worked. The director also did the metal horror classic "Black Roses". Overall, this is a cult classic that is pretty tame and cheesy, but it's fun and has heart. WE LIVE TO ROCK!!!JMconnellWhatever the makers of this film were taking, its most certainly strong! A rock band, led by metal muscleman John Mikl Thor, go to an old farmhouse/recording studio to record their next album away from any distractions (So why'd they take their girlfriends?). The farmhouse was the scene of some grisly murders a year ago, and the evil has awoken (Probably by the bad rock music!). It begins to pick them off one by one, until the final confrontation between Thor and the Devil himself.This is a severly daft movie, featuring some really bad actors, some ludicrous monsters (Rubber starfish, penis monsters?), loads of sex and terribly hilarious rock music. Well worth checking out, if only to see Thor belting the snot out of a huge rubber Devil.tbumberaFrom the wilds of Canada comes "Rock 'N' Roll Nightmare," apparently a vanity project from writer-star Jon Mikl Thor. If you've never heard of him before, join the club - his discography after 1986 looks pretty thin. There is so much to love here: a barely coherent plot, non-erotic soft-core sex, ludicrous "special effects," horrible acting, lousy pseudo-metal music and HAIR. LOTS AND LOTS OF BAD 80s HAIR. What a shame MST3000 never got the rights to this one - maybe I'll float it as a reunion project. As other reviewers have mentioned, the final reel alone is worth the price of a used VHS copy of this gem. Any bad movie lover will enjoy this obscure piece of undercooked Canadian bacon.More like this5.2Black Roses5.8Blacula4.5Uninvited5.9Trick or Treat4.0Starcrash5.6Cherry 20004.6Samurai Cop5.0The Barbarians3.7Megaforce3.9Plan 9 from Outer Space6.5The Raven2.2ZaatEditDid you knowEditTriviaThe film came in 10 minutes short of its required running time. So director John Fasano and star John Mikl-Thor filmed sequences of John Triton driving the band in the van to the farm. Hence, the prolonged opening shots of the van driving to the farm.GoofsWhen John searches downstairs, he's wearing stage make-up and his silver jacket. When he goes upstairs, he's clean-faced and wearing a sweater. Then when he goes back downstairs, he's wearing the make-up and jacket again.QuotesJohn Triton: [losing his patience] You're wasting my time, bub.Demon: This is incredible! It is almost no fun to kill one so stupid as to not know who it is that slays him! You are in my domain, and I will kill you as I have killed your pitiful friends!John Triton: [annoyed] Aw, you killed no one, bub!Demon: WHAAAT?John Triton: Or is it less familiar to call you Beelzebub? Or do you prefer Abaddon; or as the Hindus called you, Shaitan; or as you are known to answer to, Ahriman? Belial? Apollyon? Asmodeus? Because, you see... I *do* know you.ConnectionsFeatured in Nightmare in Canada: Canadian Horror on Film (2004)SoundtracksWe Live to RockWritten by Jon Mikl Thor (as Jon-Mikl Thor)/Steve PricePerformed by Thor (uncredited)Produced by Peppi MarchelloPublished by Motor MusicSign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendationsSign inHow long is Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare?Powered by AlexaDetailsEditRelease date1988 (Greece)Country of originCanadaOfficial siteAwful Movies WikiLanguageEnglishAlso known asThe Edge of HellFilming locationsMarkham, Ontario, CanadaProduction companyThunder (II)See more company credits at IMDbProBox officeEditBudgetCA$53,000 (estimated)See detailed box office info on IMDbProEditRuntime1 hour 23 minutesColorColorSound mixMonoAspect ratio1.85 : 1Suggest an edit or add missing contentTop GapWhat is the Spanish language plot outline for Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare (1987)?AnswerSee more gapsLearn more about contributingEdit page, Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare: Directed by John Fasano. With Cindy Cirile, Jesse D'Angelo, Chris Finkel, Jon Mikl Thor. At a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere, a hopeful hair-metal band seeking inspiration to record their upcoming new LP will soon find themselves in a furious confrontation against the Prince of Darkness himself., Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare (also known as The Edge of Hell) is a 1987 Canadian direct-to-video horror film directed by John Fasano, and stars heavy metal musician Jon Mikl Thor, Jillian Peri and Teresa Simpson..
John Triton - The lead singer of the Tritonz, a charming guy, magnanimous, but a bit of a himbo as he glides through life relatively clueless. But he has hidden depths to him. Phil - The Tritonz manager, who seems to be a bit lazy, always on the lookout for the ladies, and a bit forgetful., Lead singer John Triton gets the band to perform their first night in the farmhouse after dinner, and weird little beasties suddenly appear, and strange things start to happen. Band members (and their tagalong girlfriends) begin to act strangely and vanish one by one., Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare is a direct-to-video horror film directed by John Fasano in 1987, and stars heavy metal musician Jon Mikl Thor, Jillian Peri and Teresa Simpson. Hoping to record some new music, the band Triton travels to an isolated farmhouse in Canada,unaware that it is inhabited by murderous demons., Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare (originally titled The Edge of Hell) is a 1987 horror movie starring Jon Mikl Thor (Zombie Nightmare, 80’s metal band Thor) as John Triton, lead singer of the band Triton. Triton, along with their girlfriends and manager, have driven out to an isolated barn house to record new music., Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare (a.k.a. The Edge of Hell) is a 1987 horror film directed by John Fasano, and starring Canadian bodybuilder/heavy metal singer Jon-Mikl Thor as, well, a heavy metal singer named John Triton. Whose band also happens to be called the Tritonz., Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare was discussed on Episode 129 of THS. The movie was released in 1987, and stars Cindy Cirile, Jesse D'Angelo, Chris Finkel, Jon Mikl Thor. At an old farmhouse, a family mysteriously dissapears at the hands of evil. Years later, hair metal band The Tritons comes to the.