The ultimate warts-and-all documentary on the making of "MAKE-OUT with VIOLENCE." Featuring clips from the Deagol Brother's previous never-before-seen short films and art projects, candid interviews with the cast & crew, and behind the scenes footage shot over the course of the multi-year produc...

In 2007 graphic designer Ed O'Brien was asked to design pro bono a single poster for the film. 3 years and 50 designs later he was interviewed about the process.

An Introduction to the MAKE-OUT with VIOLENCE deleted scenes featuring actress Tia Shearer.

An extended version of the "Trespasser" zombie movie Carol & Patrick watch on television. Introduction by actress Shellie Marie Shartzer.

Rody places a mixtape in Wendy's coffin in this forgotten gem. Introduction by writer/actor Eric Lehning.

Wendy's father makes an unexpected and awkward appearance. Introduction by writer/actor Eric Lehning.

Addy & Brian share a moment after she picks him up on the side of the road. Introduction by actress Leah High.

Carol & Beetle wait for Patrick to make a decision. Introduction by writer/actor Cody DeVos.

As the morning sun dawns will Mr. Darling discover his mourning sons' dark secret? Introduction by writer/actor Eric Lehning.

A montage of deleted segments from an unfinished story sequence that was to feature a special cassette tape shared between Addy and Wendy. Introduction by actress Leah High featuring a special guest.

Patrick finds the Addy & Wendy Archives cassette tape in this extended scene. Introduction by actress Leah High.

Not even the privacy of a bathroom can keep Carol safe from the advances of Anne Haran. Introduction by actors Cody DeVos & Tia Shearer.

The first traces of an eventual split between the Darling brothers develop in this extended scene. Introduction by writer/actor Cody DeVos.

Patrick must think on his feet when Rody's sister Donna unexpectedly comes home. Introduction by writer/actor Eric Lehning.

An extended version of things falling apart between Carol & Addy on the dock. Introduction by actors Cody DeVos & Leah High.

In 2006 Synthpop group How I Became The Bomb was asked to write several songs for the film. Although legal conflicts kept the songs out of the film, "Harvest," "Atlas," and "Blood Will Tell" all appeared on the groups debut album "Deadly Art." Introduction by HIBTB lead singer Jon Burr.

How I Became The Bomb's "Harvest" originally scored the 80s inspired montage of the Darling Brothers settling in with Wendy at Rody's house. The song was eventually replaced with "Ride" by The Non-Commissioned Officers. Introduction by HIBTB lead singer Jon Burr.

How I Became The Bomb's "Blood Will Tell" originally scored the sequence where Beetle breaks the pact by revealing all to Addy. The song was pulled late in post production necessitating film composer Jordan Lehning write "West Winds II," a companion piece to the preceding scene's cue "West Winds...

With a lineup of cast & crew members, the band The Non-Commissioned Officers was formed to play the soundtrack live, raising awareness and money for the film. This performance of "Ride" is taken from a 2009 Exit/In show in Nashville, TN.

The Non-Commissioned Officers perform the movie's signature track "Flour" in this video from a 2009 show at Exit/In in Nashville, TN.

A Lightning 100 in-studio interview with The Non-Commissioned Officers about the film and a performance of "Bury That" from the original soundtrack.

In early 2010 The Non-Commissioned Officers were selected to appear on The Lake Fever Sessions, a series of online music performance videos shot in Nashville, TN. This rendition of "Turn Me Down and Fade Me Out" was a standout track from their set.

Looking to vary the soundtrack, composer Jordan Lehning enlisted the help of The Glib, the only band besides The Non-Coms to have music in the film. In January of 2009 The Glib played their final Nashville show before breaking up and leaving town. Roughly coinciding with the movie's completion,...