Amaryllis arrives on March 27th.

I talked to the drummer a couple of years ago. Did you know he was an Anthropologist? Here it is again if you missed it.

I have a friend that has Zombie decals depicting the memebers of his family on his back windshield. That'd be cool, but if you're into Star Wars this is the ultimate! There is also Indian Jones and Twilight.

Twins, semen, electric shocks, locomotives. NBC’s Fear Factor finale is cranking things to 11.

Monday’s episode of NBC’s reality classic has twins in bikinis being shocked by an electrified fence (exclusive video below) and contestants drinking — yikes — donkey semen.

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Slipknot percussionist Shawn "Clown" Crahan will make his acting debut in a new film called The Devil's Carnival, according to Loudwire. The movie is described as a "companion piece" to the 2009 cult film Repo! The Genetic Opera, a horror-rock musical which starred Alexa Vega, Paris Hilton and Paul Sorvino. In addition to Clown, the new film will feature Ogre from industrial pioneers Skinny Puppy.

Clown, who plays a character called "The Tamer," said in a statement, "It's always been a dream and a goal for me to try and act in something that is filmed besides music videos. I am very honored to have the opportunity to have worked with so many talented actors and people who are involved in making this production come to life."

• Filming wrapped on The Devil's Carnival on January 18th, but there is no set release date yet.
• Meanwhile, Clown and Slipknot singer Corey Taylor recently launched their own production company called Living, Breathing Films. Clown is itching to get into directing and Taylor told us that he thinks his bandmate will be awesome at it: ["You know Clown. He is so visually driven that there's no way he's not going to be an amazing director."]
• A launch party for Living, Breathing Films was held this past Saturday (January 21st) at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. The company will specialize in films dealing in "mystery, suspense, horror and the dark side of life," according to a press release.
• Slipknot will tour Australia and New Zealand next month, headline the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival this summer in the U.S. and Taylor is also working on the fourth studio album from his other band, Stone Sour.

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Five Finger Death Punch singer Ivan Moody has joined Slipknot percussionist Shawn "Clown" Crahan in the cast of the upcoming movie The Devil's Carnival. According to Artist Direct, Moody will play "the charming yet doomful character of Hobo Clown.

For some spare change, he'll spin you a story, but you may not like the tale's outcome." The horror rock musical, a sequel to Repo: The Genetic Opera, is being directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, who directed Repo as well as the second, third and fourth movies in the Saw franchise.

• The film, about an amusement park run by the devil, also stars Paul Sorvino, Alexa Vega, and Sean Patrick Flanery, as well as Skinny Puppy's Ogre.
• Moody has actually acted before, playing a monster in a 2009 direct-to-DVD release called Bled.
• Meanwhile, Five Finger Death Punch will hit the road in the U.S. and Canada for a spring tour that will kick off on March 23rd in the band's hometown of Las Vegas. The tour will also feature thrash metal act Soulfly and will extend into mid-April.

CHECK IT OUT: Watch an 11-minute teaser for The Devil's Carnival:

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A new app out yesterday (January 25th) for the iPhone and iPad allows users to earn free stuff just by watching TV. When you tap the screen, Viggle's app listens to what's on -- even shows that have been recorded on DVRs -- recognizes what users are watching and gives them credit at about two points per minute. After earing 7,500 points, users will get a $5 gift card from retailers like Burger King, Starbucks, Apple's iTunes, Best Buy and CVS, which can be redeemed directly from the device. AP did the math and figured it would take about three weeks of watching TV every night for three hours to earn enough for a Starbucks latte. There are, however, plans to offer bonus points for certain shows, such as American Idol, and ads and 1,500 points are given for signing up.

We are proud to announce the Mass Chaos Tour featuring Staind, Godsmack, & Halestorm, presented by C101, is coming to Concrete Street Amphitheater on May 1st!

Tickets don't go on sale until Friday but we have a SPECIAL PRE-SALE OFFER that we are only offering our e-mail subscribers...

A special 4-pack of tickets for just $100 +sc!   

For Thursday (1/26) only, from 10AM today to midnight just click the following link...

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 Enter the password "GODSTAIND" in the 4-Pack Radio Presale box to gain access!  

Remember, you must click on the link between 10AM & midnight tomorrow and enter the password "GODSTAIND" to get access! Get 'em before they sellout! 

VIP packages are available for this show; contact Kasey Cross at 361-884-8085 Ext. 16 or kasey@concretestreet.net for VIP information.

1) Carnival of Souls - Think of any scary movie with a shocking twist ending, from Jacob's Ladder to The Sixth Sense, and chances are it was cribbed from this 1962 cult classic about a young woman who emerges in shock from a car crash and begins seeing ghouls everywhere she goes. We have faith this will continue to endure; director Herk Harvey proved himself to be quite the survivor playing a post-nuke farmer in The Day After. Full movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exUFpSFblaw

 2) The Last Man on Earth - Richard Matheson's I Am Legend tends to pop up onscreen every generation, but it was Vincent Price who first lived alone in a world full of vampires, in that far-off future world of 1968. Scary for its day, though perhaps not as terrifying as what has become of vampires themselves in more recent pop-culture. Full movie: http://youtu.be/ibnpEk4hdjo

 3) Them! - Not to be confused with a similarly named 2006 French home-invasion thriller, this 1954 ant-attack flick is generally considered the best of the giant bug movies from the early atomic age. Cameo alert: Leonard Nimoy as a soldier who reads wire copy. Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2PLls02gOU

 4) Gojira - You've almost certainly seen the dubbed Godzilla, with scenes of Raymond Burr awkwardly spliced in. Seek out the original Japanese version to see how genuinely scary the movie was originally, as it basically starred a walking Hiroshima bomb. Trailer: http://youtu.be/1csyf1OzKlc

 5) It Came from Outer Space - Giant, hairy, floating eyeballs take over a small town after their spaceship crashes, and are shocked to discover that humans are scared of them. Go figure. Full movie: http://youtu.be/64pGWEAsIfg

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Godsmack, Staind and Halestorm, some of the most respected names in heavy alternative rock, are co-headlining the Mass Chaos Tour this Spring and want you to design the official tour poster. Channel the high-energy live presence of Staind, Godsmack and Halestorm to create an epic tour poster for the Mass Chaos Tour Tour that fans will want to buy at the show and display for years to come. Winner will receive $500, a prize pack and 2 tickets to a show. Due Date: March 05, 2012

This is what nightmares are made of, people! Special makeup effets artist Kevin Kirkpatrick made these prosthetic models of Beavis and Butt-Head to show what the cartoon legends would look like in real life. The answer: Terrifying! Click here to see more pictures.