Dead in Hollywood

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“Dead in Hollywood”

Single by Murderdolls from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls
Genre	Horror punk
Length	2:31
Label	Roadrunner Records
Writer(s)	Wednesday 13
Producer	Joey Jordison

"Dead in Hollywood" is a song by Horror punk band Murderdolls off of their debut album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls. The song is mainly a tribute to horror movies and their villains.

1 Origins
2 Differences from the Original
3 Music Video
4 See Also
5 References
6 External Links

[edit] Origins

Dead in Hollywood was originally entitled "Horray for Horrorwood", and was written by Wednesday 13 while he was in his last band Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 and was recorded and put on their third album Songs from the Recently Deceased.

[edit] Differences from the Original

Only two obvious differences from "Horray for Horrorwood" are different lyrics and of course, the different name

[edit] Music Video

The music video of Dead in Hollywood is very horror-orientated. The video also features industral rocker Marilyn Manson in a few clips. He was returning the favor for Joey Jordison appearing in Marilyn Manson's 2002 hit, "Tainted Love". The video was shown on such metal shows as Headbanger's Ball