The Darkside of Society

This documentary delves into the traumatic story behind Brian Yuzna's influential horror satire, Society. It uncovers the dark truths that inspired the film, including the satanic ritual abuse themes associated with the Beverly Hills elite Keith family. Narrated by those who experienced the events firsthand, including Screaming Mad George and Richard Stanley, the film presents a compelling look at how personal trauma shaped a cinematic classic.

At 72 minutes long, The Darkside of Society provides insights into the creative process behind one of the most provocative films of the 1980s. The documentary reveals how Woody Keith, now Zeph E. Daniel, used his autobiography to confront his past and co-script Society as a means of exorcizing his demons. Collectors of horror cinema and documentary enthusiasts will appreciate the depth of information and personal stories shared in this release.

Available on DVD, this film is a unique addition for those interested in the intersection of real-life horror and its cinematic representations. It serves as a fascinating exploration of the influences that shaped a genre-defining work.