Bad Biology Screening

Friday night was the night we had been waiting for. Our good friend Anthony Sneed (the Braves) was chosen to play the lead role of Batz, in a film created by the widely known and respected MC R.A. the Rugged Man and acclaimed director Frank Henenlotter (Brain Damage, Basket Case, Frankenhooker). Starring in the movie, across from Sneed is Charlie Danielson playing Jennifer, and the score was by Prince Paul. It also had a couple exclusive tracks from other hip hop stars such as Kool G Rap, Killah Priest w Reef the Lost Cauze, Smoothe Da Hustler, Atmosphere with Charlie Danielson, Tech N9ne, Ras Kass, and R.A. himself who had a couple including the credits song about making the movie in which he killed it as usual rapping "I found my lead role on fuckin' myspace..." The special effects were also very impressive and were done by Gabe Bartalos.

The anticipation had been building since the filming of the movie which partially happened in our old apartment on McKibbin St. James and I even got a special thanks in the credits! While I was working (engineering) bits of R.A.'s upcoming album, he was in the middle of producing this movie, which seemed to be stressing him out, but I soon realized like many greats that all of his creations stress him out. R.A. is a perfectionist. The premise alone had us itching to see it. Our good friend Connie Renda also played a small role, and I participated in one of the scenes donating my face to the collection of stills the main character keeps as a record of all of her partners/victims. I was dying to see what RA and Frank would do for 90 minutes in a film about penis's and vaginas.


There were times when I didn't know if I should be laughing but that's what I liked so much about the movie. It was a good time. I could tell everyone there really enjoyed it and there were smiles all around in the lobby after the film was over. Kool G Rap even told Sneed he is a fan, imagine G Rap giving you props! Congrats to RA, Frank, Sneed, Charlie, and everyone else who worked on the film it came out great! The overall vibe was cool, funny, and outrageous. There's more info about the movie here.