Canada’s Banger Films Tunes Up Animated Rock Comedy ‘Gone To Hell’
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Deadline reports that Gone to Hell, an adult animated series about a world-famous rock band dispatched to the underworld, will premiere on October 30 through Banger Films' BangerTV YouTube channel. The Canadian production, described as blending supernatural adventure with rock-and-roll satire, comes from co-creators Brian Peco and Craig Mailman. The show joins a growing wave of music-centered animation aimed at mature audiences.
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