Summaries

The real-life exploits of glam band NOVA REX come back to life in this hilarious 2011 documentary DVD that recalls the heavy-metal group riffing through the late 1980s hair-band era before crashing into a wall of early '90s grunge. Turn it up loud and love it!—Dean Robinson

Details

Keywords
  • sleaze
  • rock
  • music documentary
  • rock documentary
  • glam
Genres
  • Documentary
Release date Jun 30, 2011
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) Unrated
Countries of origin United States
Official sites Official Facebook
Language English
Filming locations Florida, USA
Production companies Quantum Records

Box office

Budget $10000

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 10m
Color Color
Sound mix Stereo
Aspect ratio 16:9 HD

Synopsis

The 2011 "hair-metal rockumentary NOVA REX: AIN'T EASY BEING CHEESY shares the hilarious true tales of the hard-working, harder-partying glam band NOVA REX with lots of music plus classic video footage and photographs spanning decades of live performances and wild backstage action.

NOVA REX: AIN'T EASY BEING CHEESY captures the flamboyant era of late-1980s, early-1990s good-time party rock & roll and its crash into the inevitable wall of serious grunge. Guitarist JP Cervoni, bassist Kenny Wilkerson, vocalist Kevin Tetz and various music-industry insiders remember the times through funny and insightful interviews with director Dean Robinson.

They personally take you behind the scenes for an intimate look at a band whose time had come and gone. In a satirical light-hearted way, these guys just lay it all out there in a manner that will have you laughing and reminiscing about the good old days. If you were in a rock band or close to one (groupie), then this movie will have you smelling sex, drugs and rock & roll all over again. As for the younger generations of musicians, this is a great training film.

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