Fred Durst Cast In New A24 Horror Film 'I Saw The TV Glow'

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    Fred Durst sitting on a chair, performing live. Photo by Theo Wargo.
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    Fred Durst has landed a role in the upcoming A24 horror film I Saw The TV Glow.  The Limp Bizkit frontman will appear in the movie alongside a number of musicians including Phoebe Bridgers and Lindsey Jordan of Snail Mail. All three of Durst, Bridgers and Jordan will reportedly play musicians in the film. It is unclear if those musicians are themselves. 

    Consequence reports that while Durst and Jordan will be seen as solo artists, Bridgers appears as part of Sloppy Jane, a group in which Bridgers used to play bass. Metal band King Woman have also scored a role in the film. 

    I Saw The TV Glow film tells the story of a couple of teenage friends, who are obsessed with a horror series on TV that gets axed.  Their fixation on the series ends up becoming so intense that they're left questioning reality. The film is directed by Jane Schoendum and Justice Smith and Bridgette Lundy-Paine are cast in the leading roles. 

    The film is being produced by Fruit Tree Productions, the group started by Academy Award-winner Emma Stone and Emmy-nominated writer-director Dave McCary. 

    While no trailer footage for the film is available at this time, The Hollywood Reporter notes that the movie is current in the post-production stage. 

    Durst's role in I Saw The TV Glow adds to his impressive resume of cinematic appearances, which include The FanaticZooelander, Be Cool, Population 436 and Play Dead. He's also worked as a director on the film The Education of Charlie Banks

    Durst is also a streaming  star, of sorts, with Limp Bizkit playing a key role in the popular documentary film Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage and similarly themed Netflix series Trainwreck: Woodstock '99.

    Limp Bizkit released the album Still Sucks in October. They released the 'unofficially official' video for Dad Vibes in April. The long-awaited visual accompaniment to the single  daddest song to ever nu-metal is indeed peak dad. Featuring the members of Limp Bizkit and Steel Panther busting out their best dad moves while dressed in their best dad drip, it is just the thing to see you ROFLing into the long weekend. Watch the daddest thing to ever dad now for yourself below. 

     

    The Dad Vibes video dropped just as we brought you news of John Otto displaying his superior Dad qualities living out a once-in-a-lifetime experience with his daughter, Avateaming up with her on the reality TV dance contest Come Dance With Me. 

    Watch the Otto duo prepare for the comp in a video uploaded by John to Instagram below. 

    In an interview with Celebrity Page, Ava revealed she enjoyed being able to tell her Dad what to do for a change. 

    "I was a bit on the bossy side. I like having control. It was very nice"

    Papa Otto seemed okay with it though, all he wants to do is get through the thing without causing too much embarrassment to the family name.

    "I just tried to keep it one foot in front of the other and just worried about not trying to embarrass her, let alone embarrass myself — I already embarrassed myself"

     

    limp bizkit still sucks

    01. Out Of Style

    02. Dirty Rotten Bizkit

    03. Dad Vibes

    04. Turn It Up, Bitch

    05. Don’t Change

    06. You Bring Out The Worst In Me

    07. Love The Hate

    08. Barnacle

    09. Empty Hole

    10. Pill Popper

    11. Snacky Poo

    12. Goodbye

    Listen to Still Sucks now! 

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Fred Durst sitting on a chair, performing live. Photo by Theo Wargo.
Photo credit: Theo Wargo/Getty Images 

Fred Durst has landed a role in the upcoming A24 horror film I Saw The TV Glow.  The Limp Bizkit frontman will appear in the movie alongside a number of musicians including Phoebe Bridgers and Lindsey Jordan of Snail Mail. All three of Durst, Bridgers and Jordan will reportedly play musicians in the film. It is unclear if those musicians are themselves. 

Consequence reports that while Durst and Jordan will be seen as solo artists, Bridgers appears as part of Sloppy Jane, a group in which Bridgers used to play bass. Metal band King Woman have also scored a role in the film. 

I Saw The TV Glow film tells the story of a couple of teenage friends, who are obsessed with a horror series on TV that gets axed.  Their fixation on the series ends up becoming so intense that they're left questioning reality. The film is directed by Jane Schoendum and Justice Smith and Bridgette Lundy-Paine are cast in the leading roles. 

The film is being produced by Fruit Tree Productions, the group started by Academy Award-winner Emma Stone and Emmy-nominated writer-director Dave McCary. 

While no trailer footage for the film is available at this time, The Hollywood Reporter notes that the movie is current in the post-production stage. 

Durst's role in I Saw The TV Glow adds to his impressive resume of cinematic appearances, which include The FanaticZooelander, Be Cool, Population 436 and Play Dead. He's also worked as a director on the film The Education of Charlie Banks

Durst is also a streaming  star, of sorts, with Limp Bizkit playing a key role in the popular documentary film Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage and similarly themed Netflix series Trainwreck: Woodstock '99.

Limp Bizkit released the album Still Sucks in October. They released the 'unofficially official' video for Dad Vibes in April. The long-awaited visual accompaniment to the single  daddest song to ever nu-metal is indeed peak dad. Featuring the members of Limp Bizkit and Steel Panther busting out their best dad moves while dressed in their best dad drip, it is just the thing to see you ROFLing into the long weekend. Watch the daddest thing to ever dad now for yourself below. 

 

The Dad Vibes video dropped just as we brought you news of John Otto displaying his superior Dad qualities living out a once-in-a-lifetime experience with his daughter, Avateaming up with her on the reality TV dance contest Come Dance With Me. 

Watch the Otto duo prepare for the comp in a video uploaded by John to Instagram below. 

In an interview with Celebrity Page, Ava revealed she enjoyed being able to tell her Dad what to do for a change. 

"I was a bit on the bossy side. I like having control. It was very nice"

Papa Otto seemed okay with it though, all he wants to do is get through the thing without causing too much embarrassment to the family name.

"I just tried to keep it one foot in front of the other and just worried about not trying to embarrass her, let alone embarrass myself — I already embarrassed myself"

 

limp bizkit still sucks

01. Out Of Style

02. Dirty Rotten Bizkit

03. Dad Vibes

04. Turn It Up, Bitch

05. Don’t Change

06. You Bring Out The Worst In Me

07. Love The Hate

08. Barnacle

09. Empty Hole

10. Pill Popper

11. Snacky Poo

12. Goodbye

Listen to Still Sucks now! 

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