"The Death and Resurrection Show" is Set against the return of the original Band's line-up for the 2012 anniversary worldwide tour, the film is based around the dark, humorous and often misunderstood portrait of the perverse, encyclopedic genius of Killing Joke's founding front-man Jaz Coleman and the strange powers over other’s reality that he claims and seems to have.

The film covers the history of Killing Joke; dubbed the Forefathers of Industrial and considered to be one of rock's most influential bands you'd be hard pressed to find many bands who haven't at one time or another cited Killing Joke's music and belief system as an influence. The members of Nirvana, The Cult, Metallica, Tool, KLF and Soundgarden are just a sampling of the musicians who have admitted to being under the Joke's influence; Chris Cornell insisted that they were a template that he used in forming Soundgarden.

Including exclusive candid interviews with many of the key commentators from the last 30 years of music, the film visits Killing Joke's cult historical background through many of the people that were there or influenced by the results. Rock god Jimmy Page acknowledges Killing Joke made the music a mystic rite of self-transformation, Dave Grohl repents to Jaz Coleman that Nirvana listened to the Joke's music before going on stage to play and confesses that he has had reoccurring dreams of hundreds of UFOs with a message to us all, that show early human beings were impregnated by an ancient race of extraterrestrial aliens.

Rolling Stones producer Chris Kimsey remembers the Joke as intelligent bullies, devil worshippers able to create hypnotic walls of rhythmic sound capable of wiping out the planet. Peter Hook from New Order recalls joining the band very briefly, fleeing to the Isle of Wight after one of Jaz Coleman's apocalyptic visions! Sammy, the Egyptian music engineer on Killing Joke's album Pandemonium, testifies to the band’s penchant for mystical grandeur when they performed an intense Magik ritual experiment in the heart of the great Giza Pyramid unlocking a dark hideous entity, which even after the 20 years since the recording session still haunts him.

Secretive, high-minded and influential, Killing Joke are the Knights Templars of rock. Sensational, unstable and probably crazy; but in these times, there isn't a band on the planet capable of getting anywhere near the unadulterated power and intensity that Killing Joke creates.

COMING SOON FROM ILC PRODUCTIONS, JAZ COLEMAN AND COFFEE FILMS