Veerana Hostal Movie: I’ve always been angry at Indian cinema for neglect the horror type for the most, or never really exploiting it’s full possible. Most people these days almost certainly connect the dismay genre with Ram Gopal Varma, who for the new age has adopted the sort unto himself and has achieved varying degrees of success with films like RAAT, BHOOT, DARNA MANAA HAI, VAASTU SHASTRA and PHOONK. However these films are also efficient or bastardized versions of the genre’s true possible in India. We even saw a number of entries into the genre by Bhatt, the most popular of which moulded a Indian extra wedded issue drama with a ghost story and some super-hit music achieved booming success at the boxoffice.
On their new liberate, called Willing to Crawl, Blind Willy combines the dejection, soul, and rock basics with a little swampiness that makes you want to get up and do your groove thang…. prejudiced by the classics of yesteryear- CreEdence Clearwater Revival, Jimi Hendrix, Tony Joe White, Otis Redding, and some of those great New Orleans bands, Blind Willy covers all the bases. This project was put together by Doug Jones of Nashville who co-wrote and covers the vocals, guitars, and harmonica chores on this 5-song EP. He was assisted by one of his PIC (partners in crime) that infamous keyboardist from the Allman Brothers, Johnny Neel. Some of the other co-writers on this EP were guitarist Chris Anderson of The Outlaws, Joanna Cotten, Tommy Polk, and Daryl Burgess. The title track Willing to Crawl was used in the HBO series True Blood and the last track SWEAT was worn in the film The Dukes of Hazard.
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