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Angry Samoans: True Documentary
Here it is, the often hinted at lost documentary footage, historical overview, and video clip collection of one of punk rock's reluctant trend setters. Fun for the whole dysfunctional family
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Plot Summary
This documentary delves into the chaotic and influential history of the punk rock band The Angry Samoans. It chronicles their formation in Los Angeles, their confrontational performances, and their significant impact on the underground music scene. The film features interviews with band members and those who witnessed their legendary, often controversial, exploits.
Critical Reception
The film has been lauded by punk rock enthusiasts and critics for its raw and authentic portrayal of a seminal band. It's recognized for capturing the spirit of early LA punk and the band's unique brand of aggressive, often humorous, music and attitude.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unfiltered look at a legendary punk band.
Celebrated for its historical significance to the LA punk scene.
Appreciated for its raw energy and no-holds-barred approach.
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Fun Fact
The band's name, The Angry Samoans, was inspired by a line from the 1981 film 'The New Kids'.
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