That is, they're in Captivity, a movie coming out June 22 starring Elisha Cuthbert, torture, evil, and the song "Rule of V" by the Nooms.
I asked how they scored the deal, and Num'rals head coach Steve Tulipana replied, "We have management that actively works to place our material in film and television. We were also on the GAP's in-store playlist a few months back."
Locals should remember this isn't Tulipana's first brush with Hollywood -- his band Season to Risk was shot playing a club in the 1995 film Strange Days, starring now-rocker Juliette Lewis and Ralph Fiennes' American accent. I can't find a relevant clip online. Tulipana remembers, "We tried so hard to get the out take footage we shot for Strange Days. We shot for two weeks. There was tons of stuff not used. One scene where Angela Bassett actually shoved me to the ground. It was hot!!!"
Guess we'll have to settle for the original video for "Rule of V," directed Bob Moczydlowsky.
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Aw, man, is YouTube embedding "related" videos in its embedding videos? I don't like that.
I do like the secret Hollywood info, though, Bob. Thanks!
gotta give credit where credit is due: Bill McShane (of Ultimate Fakebook) gets co-director props. he was the editor and the source of all the great lighting effects.
and just fyi, cuthbert fans... it seems Captivity is getting pushed back to July 13. they got in some hot water over billboards, and the rumor is that the MPAA is dragging its feet supplying an R (instead of NC-17) rating as punishment.
should be interesting...
cheers,
-bob
ps-- what's with the bush videos appearing below the RN video? THAT is funny.
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