Henry Rollins

Features interviews, performances, and behind-the-scenes footage with the bands, labels, fans, and press at the heart of punk music and culture.

Host Henry Rollins introduces tales of horror, psychological drama, and paranormal adventure in this stylish and thought-provoking anthology series.

A reclusive immortal who needs human flesh but tries to stay clean finds himself cast back into society by a gang of thugs and his estranged daughter.

Riot on the Dance Floor is a documentary from director Steve Tozzi, telling the gritty story of New Jersey's most infamous punk clubs and its larger than life promoter.

The music, fashion, art, and attitude of the punk subculture, featuring interviews with punk pioneers, photos, archival film, and music.

The comedian, actor, writer, and musician discusses a chance encounter with David Bowie, the genius of RuPaul, and more in this hilarious set.

Tension erupts when a couple shares their secluded hideaway with a visiting friend. Starring Henry Rollins in his first role.

A bank robbery led by a gang of thieves goes terribly wrong when one of the hostages turns out to be a wanted, unhinged serial killer.

Hoping to win a cash prize, a group of strangers heads out into the West Virginia woods for a survival-themed reality television program. Ex-military tough guy Dale (Henry Rollins) and his fellow adventurers (Erica Leerhsen, Texas Battle, Daniella Alonso) are set for a week in which they'll forage for food and battle Mother Nature. But, when they find they're being hunted by a homegrown band of cannibals, the competitors are forced to fight their way out -- or be eaten in the process.

Held hostage in her own home by a trio of escaped prisoners, a reclusive woman grows attached to the convicts as they wait for a ferry.

She was smart, beautiful and talented, and as lead singer of THE INSAINTS, would-be rock star Marian Anderson reigns as one of the Bay Area's most provocative and controversial lead singers of the '90s punk scene. The fetish model and dominatrix quickly became known for her wild and lewd live sex acts during performances. Narrated by pop-culture icon Henry Rollins, Last Fast Ride - The Life, Love and Death of a Punk Goddess, is the cautionary tale of the youth, tormented adolescence and tragic untimely demise of this legendary performer.

Cassette inventor Lou Ottens revisits his creation with a lineup of music legends, exploring why the revolutionary format just won't die.

The band Morphine blazed like a comet across the global music scene in the 90s with their bluesy rock until their tragic and untimely demise in 1999.

Cool "Disco" Dan is a mascot of Washington DC. Newspapers, politicians, and the general public championed him but no one knew him or his story. This movie is a historical one that cracks the mystery of DC's most underground cult character.

Experience four days of music, mud and madness at the world's biggest heavy metal festival, featuring Anthrax, Rammstein, Motorhead and more.

A rock'n'roll vampire spoof about a down and out band, The Winners, that will do anything for a record deal. When their disgruntled manager tells them that they are getting "long in the tooth", he doesn't know how prophetic he is.

"Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over" by Beth B is the first career-spanning documentary retrospective of Lydia Lunch’s confrontational, acerbic and always electric artistry. As New York City’s preeminent No Wave icon from the late 70’s, Lunch has forged a lifetime of music and spoken word performance devoted to the utter right of any woman to indulge, seek pleasure, and to raise voice in a rage as loud as any man. The film frames Lunch’s work through the lens of the various philosophical themes that have obsessed her for years to enlighten and empower women to voice the unheard and to break the cycle of violence toward women throughout the world. Lydia Lunch is the psycho sexual transgressive who revoked patriarchal expectations of what a female performer might mean, while forging a vocabulary of rare emotional honesty, philosophy and humor. 'Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over' includes interviews with Lydia Lunch and longtime collaborators and colleagues including: Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth; performance artist Kembra Pfahler; Teenage Jesus bass player, Jim Sclavunos; Donita Sparks from L7; famed DJ and musician Nicolas Jaar; Art Critic Carlo McCormick; Filmmaker Richard Kern and a long list of other groundbreaking artists connected to Lunch’s past and present. Filming in rehearsal and on tour with her band Retrovirus, the behind-the-scenes footage reveals a side of Lunch’s personality that has been unseen. Her warmth and generosity in private interactions along with hilarious banter in the rehearsal studio with band members contrasts wonderfully with her brash, assaultive style of performance. The film is not only about Lunch, but about the scene that she helped spawn, continues to grow and influence, and the creative people who join her in creating a new vision of woman.

On the night of the strangest wedding in history, a gang boss hires a stone-cold killer to bring him the finger of a fading, drug-addled jazz legend.

Harley Flanagan is a Punk Rock/Hardcore legend, known as the father of New York City Hardcore and the founder of the pioneering band Cro-Mags. From his harsh childhood on the burnt-out Lower East Side, Harley burst onto the Punk scene in 1979 at age 11 as drummer for his aunt's band, The Stimulators. A film about an extraordinary life, and the survival of unusual circumstances against crazy odds.

A couple, Heather and Steve suddenly find themselves abducted. Alone, and isolated in an undisclosed, suburban basement; both find themselves pawns in a psychological, mind-game with their diabolical hosts. Surrounded by several mysterious, locked suitcases containing clues to their very survival - they must exploit their remaining bruised intellect and depleting sanity, to escape the authority.