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Marilyn Manson - Demystifying the Devil DVD

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Marilyn Manson - Demystifying The Devil is a documentary flashing back to the incarnation of Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids and chronicles their controversial trials and tribulations. The documentary features shocking first-hand testimonials of the people who were closest to Brian Warner a.k.a Marilyn Manson back in his local band-based town of Ft. Lauderdale Florida as well as outrageous home video clips that depict the Mansons in ways never seen before. Developed by Chris Nicholas longtime friend of Warner and inspired by Manson's autobiography Nicholas... and executive producer Will Raee thought that much of its content would make an interesting documentary. [show more]

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Released
26 September 2005
Directors
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Format
DVD 
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Runtime
88 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5018755700859 
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This unauthorised biography traces the history of the self-styled antichrist superstar himself - Marilyn Manson (or Brian Warner, as he's known to his family). Inspired by Manson's autobiography 'The Long Hard Road Out of Hell', the documentary uses home-video footage and interviews to chart the path that led Manson from Fort Lauderdale obscurity to global notoriety.

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