Rock n Roll Nightmare (1987)
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Rock n Roll Nightmare (1987)
Surviving monster puppet from the cult classic movie Rock ‘n Roll Nightmare (1987).
Cover reveal day at last! The Edge of Hell will be released on August 4. Here's the jacket blurb:
Thirteen thousand Union soldiers will lose their lives at Andersonville prison. James Keenan is determined Nate Calhoun will not be one of them.
James and Nate have nothing more in common than their rural hometown. In Burr Oak, class distinction and petty jealousies pit the two young men against each other. Their combative relationship carries over into the ranks of the Eleventh Michigan Infantry, where Nate struggles to live up to the reputation left behind by his brother, and James contends with an abusive sergeant, Robert Langdon. Once a preacher in Burr Oak, Langdon seeks retribution for James’s part in his fall from grace.
The bloody battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga wipe away past differences and forge a deep bond between James and Nate. As Sherman’s armies march inexorably toward Atlanta, Nate’s capture puts that bond to the test. Determined to rescue his friend from notorious Andersonville prison, James risks desertion to embark on a dangerous journey through the wilderness of war-torn Georgia, pursued by Langdon, bent on revenge.
The Edge of Hell tells the story of the rank and file from small-town America—farmers and shop-owners who made up the nucleus of the Federal army and, through extraordinary valor, preserved the Union.
(Cover design by Jenny Quinlan.)
The Edge of Hell, aka Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare (1987)
LEO BILL AS RICHARD (PRAMFACE)
Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare | 1987