I Should Have Been Dead Years Ago

About This Movie

I Should Have Been Dead Years Ago dives deep into the chaotic and strangely compelling world of Stuart Gray, or as some know him, Stu Spasm. This documentary unfolds in a raw, almost unpolished way, mirroring the spirit of the underground music scene it captures. Over 20 years of footage, from grainy gigs to intimate interviews, paints a portrait of a man whose life is as wild as his music with Lubricated Goat. The pacing is a bit erratic, much like the artist himself, but it builds a sense of authenticity that resonates. Gray’s sculptures add an unexpected layer to the narrative, revealing his artistic side beyond just music. It’s an exploration of rebellion, creativity, and the psyche of an underground legend. A distinct vibe throughout, it’s not your typical documentary.

Raw documentary style · Archival footage adds depth · Explores themes of creativity and rebellion