Hits every cliche you can find in both Faustian-bargain tales as well as musician-drama/rags-to-riches tales, and it hits them **hard**. But I still really enjoyed _American Satan_. If I try to keep it professional, it is really easy to find holes to poke in the quality of _American Satan_, but that doesn't stop it from having really spoken to me on a level somehow simultaneously both shallow and personal. _American Satan_ will probably not resonate with the majority of audiences, and objectively, it's not a great film, but I think (and hope) it will find some sort of a place in cult cinema. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._
A young rock band, half from England and half from the US, drop out of college and move to the Sunset Strip to chase their dreams.
Quick Stats
7.2
TMDB Rating
261
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1h 51m
Runtime
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Budget
$238K
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Key Crew
DirectorAsh Avildsen
WriterMatty Beckerman
CinematographyAndrew Strahorn
ComposerNicholas O'Toole
Production DesignLeigh Poindexter
Produced by
Intrinsic Value FilmsJeff Rice FilmsSumerian Films
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1 featuredCast

Andy Biersack
Johnny Faust

Malcolm McDowell
Mr. Capricorn

Denise Richards
Kat Faust

Bill Duke
Gabriel

Booboo Stewart
Vic Lakota

Jesse Sullivan
Lily Mayflower

Mark Boone Junior
Elias

Drake Bell
Damien

Tori Black
Cassandra

Olivia Culpo
Gretchen

John Bradley
Ricky Rollins

Ben Bruce
Leo Donovan

Bill Goldberg
Hawk

Patrick Muldoon
SS Singer

Larry King
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