Danzig: Home Video (1990) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Danzig: Home Video about?
Danzig: Home Video is a documentary. Glenn Danzig sits in a room surrounded by his book collection, discussing his songwriting process and reading Wolverine comics. The 1990 documentary features performances of songs from the debut album Danzig, including "Twist of Cain" and uncut versions of "Am I Demon," "She Rides," and "Mother." Behind-the-scenes footage captures moments like Danzig chugging a box of Milk Duds before an encore, while Eerie Von adds his own flair to the band's dynamic. Directed by Vincent Giordano, the film runs for 45 minutes.
When was Danzig: Home Video released?
Danzig: Home Video was released in 1990.
How long is Danzig: Home Video?
Danzig: Home Video has a runtime of 45 minutes.
What genre is Danzig: Home Video?
Danzig: Home Video is classified as Music.
What topics does Danzig: Home Video cover?
Danzig: Home Video explores topics including music-history.