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[Watch] Check Out Future Unlimited's Dark Video for "Haunted Love," Directed by Shia LeBeouf

Nashville duo Future Unlimited's debut self-titled EP was, for me, a standout from last year, combining a great synth-pop sound with tons of '80s influence. Since then they've released a couple of standalone singles, one of which was "Haunted Love." The song now has a dark video worthy of its eerie tones.

The pair have been pimping this clip for a while, and with good reason. Sitting in the director's chair is actor Shia LaBeouf, who is no stranger to music videos—he starred in Sigur Rós' video for "Fjögur Píanó" and has directed videos for Marilyn Manson and Kid Cudi. The clip for "Haunted Love" stars band member Dave Miller alongside LaBeouf's girlfriend Mia Goth, who take us through a disturbing tale of love. Watch it below.

(via Rolling Stone)

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[Watch] Kid Cudi - 'Maniac' (Directed by Shia LeBeouf )

Kid Cudi and Shia LeBeouf have teamed up again, but this time it's a ten minute gruesome short film as oppose to a weed opus in Amsterdam. Titled Maniac the video takes inspiration from Cudi's song of the same name and stars Cudders himself along with Cage. The video sees the pair make a game out of killing with each of them trying to out do the other with each kill made. Things take a turn for the worse towards the end but there are no Shia cries of "nonononono". The film also features some original music from KC and Dot Da Genius. 

 

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[Watch] Marilyn Manson - 'Born Villain' (Short NSFW Video) Directed by Shia LaBeouf

Well, Shia LaBeouf's cinematography skills seem to have impressed a certain Mr. Manson and after seeing Shia's work on Kid Cudi's "Maniac", "he freaked the fuck out," according to MTV. Going on Marilyn Manson then said "I want you to do my video." and here we are at the next chapter in Marilyn Manson's weird and wonderful career. The video/short film is a six minute piece that draws imagery from the songs content.When talking to MTV LeBeouf went on to explain that:"The song has all these references to 'Macbeth' and all this Shakespeare and heavy theology, so we tried to make Manson's 'Un Chien Andalou' macabre 'Macbeth' — that's sort of what that became." 

You can watch the freaky as hell video after the jump and I have to admit it's a pretty damn good piece of eye candy, but not in your usual fluffy bunnies and rainbow glitter kind of way. I warn you now it is VERY NSFW so actually, I advise you not to watch it at work, my boss walked over to me whilst I was and was all like: "SHEY WTF IS THAT!? etc etc", so yeah, save it for lunch and hide in a corner or something. Hopefully more news will com soon regarding Manson's new album. For now, Enjoy the film: Born Villain, after the jump and go thank our boys over at Antiquiet for the heads up. On a side note, happy Friday people!

Well, Shia LaBeouf's cinematography skills seem to have impressed a certain Mr. Manson and after seeing Shia's work on Kid Cudi's "Maniac", "he freaked the fuck out," according to MTV. Going on Marilyn Manson then said "I want you to do my video." and here we are at the next chapter in Marilyn Manson's weird and wonderful career. The video/short film is a six minute piece that draws imagery from the songs content.When talking to MTV LeBeouf went on to explain that:"The song has all these references to 'Macbeth' and all this Shakespeare and heavy theology, so we tried to make Manson's 'Un Chien Andalou' macabre 'Macbeth' — that's sort of what that became." 

You can watch the freaky as hell video after the jump and I have to admit it's a pretty damn good piece of eye candy, but not in your usual fluffy bunnies and rainbow glitter kind of way. I warn you now it is VERY NSFW so actually, I advise you not to watch it at work, my boss walked over to me whilst I was and was all like: "SHEY WTF IS THAT!? etc etc", so yeah, save it for lunch and hide in a corner or something. Hopefully more news will com soon regarding Manson's new album. For now, Enjoy the film: Born Villain, after the jump and go thank our boys over at Antiquiet for the heads up. On a side note, happy Friday people!

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