Horror icon Kane Hodder is taking on a new role in the upcoming series “Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries,” which just released its first teaser. The original horror comedy series follows real-life rockers Dickie Devil and The Deviants as they solve supernatural mysteries with a cast of Deadsville characters, all while playing their own original music.
Created by Ronin James and written by James and Mark Mackner of “Daisy Derkins Trilogy” fame, the series promises to be a fun-filled ride for horror and music fans alike. And with Kane Hodder voicing the irreverent Doggie Deviant, audiences are in for a treat.
Here’s everything we know about the upcoming series so far:
“Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries” follows Dickie Devil and The Deviants, a group of rockers who find themselves solving supernatural mysteries in their small town of Deadsville. Helping them along the way is the irreverent and foul-mouthed Doggie Deviant, voiced by none other than Kane Hodder.
The teaser for the rebooted pilot features two minutes of cartoon camp and one-liners set to the band’s “Died and Went to High School” instrumental. It’s the first look at Hodder voicing Doggie, and it sets the tone for the Adult Swim-style shenanigans to come.
“Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries” is the brainchild of Ronin James, a stuntman and director also known as Jae Greene, and actress/producer Stephanie Jones. James is no stranger to horror, having worked on films like “The Blood Hunter” and “Daisy Derkins: Dogsitter of the Damned.”
The first three episodes of “Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries” are currently in production, while a full season of the series is being shopped to streaming networks. With a talented cast, catchy music, and a fresh take on the horror comedy genre, “Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries” is poised to become a new cult classic.
Fans of horror, music, and comedy should keep an eye out for “Deadsville Rock N Roll Mysteries,” a new series that promises to deliver plenty of laughs and scares. With Kane Hodder leading the charge as Doggie Deviant, this is a show that fans won’t want to miss.
