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In 1992, the rising rock band “Le Slouch” is on the verge of stardom. With a scorching new single lighting up the airwaves, and their debut music video premiering on MTV’s “Headslammers Bash,” everything seems to be falling into place, until disaster strikes. Following a sudden and tragic turn of events, the band is thrust into a violent psychedelic spiral, leading them down a blood-soaked path of death and destruction.

David Arond has spent his career doing one thing exceptionally well, telling stories that matter. He has produced countless award winning documentaries for PBS. And to perfectly align with GRUNGE,  David was a key producer on "Headbangers Ball" for MTV. David is now teaming up with Rene Rivas and Andrew David Smallwood of GRUNGE Film LLC for the feature suspense horror-thriller GRUNGE.

Rene Rivas is an award-winning writer, director, producer, and cinematographer based in Arizona. In 2015, he founded Rene Rivas Productions, an independent production company dedicated to creating high-quality, compelling films. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for visual artistry, Rivas has produced and directed numerous award-winning short films, showcasing his versatility and talent across various genres. His work has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal following, establishing him as a significant figure in the independent film industry. As he continues to produce and direct, Rivas remains committed to pushing the boundaries of independent cinema and bringing unique stories to life.

Andrew David Smallwood is an award-winning screenwriter and non-traditional Indigenous artist, specializing in features and contemporary sub-genres. Works focusing on narratives that both entertain and resonate with diverse audiences. With a knack for insightful social commentary, Smallwood crafts films that entertain, provoke thought, and leave a lasting impact on viewers. Their diverse body of work showcases a deep understanding of human nature and a commitment to authentic representation.

For over a decade, John Crye was the creative director of Newmarket Films, leading the development, acquisition, production, or distribution of such independent classics as "Memento, "Donnie Darko", "Whale Rider," "Monster," "Downfall", and "The Prestige." As a founding member of the filmmakers' collective, Fewdio, Crye produced the "Nightmare House" web series, which continues to build a cult following on-line and at festivals worldwide, as well as writing and directing several episodes. In 2010, Crye helped launch Wrekin Hill Entertainment, with whom he acquired and released such films as Peter Weir's "The Way Back" and "Hesher" starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. In 2011, Crye joined former Fewdio compatriot, Todd Sharp in launching SharpCrye, a production company creating fantastic branded content on indie budgets.

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