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The Bible Belt and Punk Rock collide in the most controversial documentary of the year, chronicling two years in the life of Knoxville white trash punk band The Dirty Works. Centered on self-destructive frontman Christopher Scum, take a peek inside a seedy underworld where mental illness, addition, violence and family dysfunction fuel creative vision. One part Hated, one part The Story of Anvil.

Sales Points

• Winner - Audience Choice - Y'Allywood Film Festival
• Official Selection - South Texas Underground Film Festival
• Official Selection - Y'Allywood Film Festival
• Official Selection - Horrorvision Film Festival
• Official Selection - The Pollygrind Film Festival
• Compared to The Story of Anvil and Heavy Metal Parking Lot documentaries
• Appeal to fans of GG Allin and the film Hated
• Celebrated and award-winning documentary

Press Quotes

A Masterpiece!

     —Metro Pulse

Provocative and Spellbinding.

     —Creative Loafing

Dynamic, disturbing and oddly moving.

     —Twisted Hillbilly Magazine

One of the most intimate rock documentaries I have ever seen.

     —Scott Freeman, Author, Midnight Riders: The Story of the Allman B

Left me feeling electrified, confused, shocked, fascinated, aroused, stunned, inspired and disturbed...all at once.

     —Kevin Cobra Daniel

This is a true blue, no punches pull look into the true heart of rock and roll and the prices those who chose to pursue it must pay!'

     —The B-Movie Avenger

Rebel Scum has all the makings of a CULT CLASSIC in the vein of DANCING OUTLAW, Starring JESCO WHITE, Searching For The Wrong-Eyed Jesus and American Movie.

     —Debra Dylan

Some uncomfortably intimate glimpses into the private lives of the troubled, volatile members.

     —Las Vegas Weekly

An unflinchingly honest and thought-provoking film, one that is a enthralling as it is repulsive. It may not be pretty, but rock n' roll rarely is.

     —latestdisgrace.com