CRUCIFIX

Crackheads Gone Wild is back and more controversial than ever! But this time the message is clear. The second installment to the hit underground film takes you even deeper inside the lives of Atlanta crack cocaine addicts and explores the substance that drives their addiction. Crackheads Gone Wild - Scared Straight is now becoming one of the most powerful, moving and inspirational documentaries ever created, leaving a wake of changed lives in it's path. No matter what you think you know about Crack Cocaine, this film is guaranteed to change your perspective on drugs, addiction, poverty and life period. Featuring HOT new music from Crucifix and Maskil Records, this DVD boasts a variety of in depth special features. With three never before seen music videos, deleted scenes, director's commentary, an eight page booklet of photos and personal notes on each individual addict, an Atlanta slang dictionary, a reference map, a behind the scenes look at the faces behind the film, plus a bonus disc featuring the Official Crackheads Gone Wild Soundtrack.FOX NEWS REPORT
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With widespread media coverage and over 100,000 independant sales of the first film, both nationally and abroad. The building anticipation for the upcoming sequel leaves only one question. "Can Crackheads Gone Wild 2 live up to it's name?" Though Scared Straight may not contain as much of a comical element as it's underground predecessor, the newest edition to the series is guaranteed to not disappoint. It's content goes far beyond disturbing, it's characters frightening, it's testimonies real and it's message clear. The Crackheads Gone Wild SCARED STRAIGHT Disc will open your eyes to a world far beyond any you've seen before...The Crackheads Gone Wild Bonus SOUNDTRACK Disc features the some of the HOTTEST new tracks from CRUCIFIX, including "COCAINE", "THESE STREETS", "RIDE WIT MY 40" and the bangin' new street anthem "ANIMAL" featuring Khujo and T-Mo Goodie of Goodie Mob. Plus an original film score by Crucifix.
CRACKHEADS GONE WILD - SCARED STRAIGHT is a product of Xtreeme Entertainment copyright 2007. All Rights Reserved.
Created and Executive Produced by Daryl "Mastermind" Smith, Co-Produced and Edited by Crucifix for Maskil Records LLC.

Born in Decatur Georgia, 1980, Cameron was the oldest of four children. He first began to realize his undiscovered passion for music at the age of eight, as he stumbled across the hidden ability to turn emotion into song. When he was twelve his family moved overseas as missionaries to Goma Zaire, Central Africa. The move was difficult for him. He was put into a local Belgium school that taught only in French, a circumstance that forced him to learn it fluently within a few months. But his perception of difficulty would be drastically changed within the year ahead. In December of 1992 he and his family were nearly murdered during military riots that shook the town of Goma, leaving the city a ravaged heap of dead bodies and shattered glass. It was at this point that Cameron really realized the presence of God, not because it was taught to him but because it saved his life. The riots not only altered his view on life but the way he approached his music. He began to write in the form of raw and honest prayers, as if searching for answers in an unforgiving world. In early 93 the family moved to the neighboring country of Rwanda where the political situation was slightly more stable and more predictable. But prediction is nothing more than an eye to the future, an eye blinded by the curtain of the present. And they could never have anticipated what they would endure within the next year. In April of 1994 the country of Rwanda would be raped by one of the worst genocides in the history of mankind. A slaughter that would never leave the small east African country the same. As the fighting broke out Cameron and his family found themselves trapped within the walls of a Baptist Guest House, cracked and shaken from the explosions that tore through the city of Kigali. It was then that death touched his eyes for the first time. He watched in horror, his adolescent mind ripped of its innocence as the man was shot three times in the head, his body ran over by armored trucks then left in the street to rot. But the family kept to the shelter that protected them before, and with Gods promise of safety amidst destruction they found themselves not afraid but encouraged by the 91st Psalm that they would be spared. They were then evacuated in a 32 car convoy with the other Americans inhabiting Kigali. Driving through burning cars and armed crowds, threatening them with machetes, machine guns and hand grenades the family drove over night to neighboring country of Burundi to safety. Within the next three months 800,000 people would be slaughtered, yet Cameron and his family lived to see God spare their live once again.

When Cameron returned to the States in 1996 his life would take a dramatic turn. Feeling lost and out of place in a world that couldnt understand his suffering he turned to the one thing that caused it, violence. After beginning to sell guns and drugs at school he joined a gang and reciprocated the only thing in life that he understood. Changing his name to BabyBlue and forgetting the God that saved his life so many times before he began a downward spiral. He stopped writing music, killing the only thing that allowed him to acknowledge his emotions, leaving him with nothing but a heart full of bad memories and no door to let it out. With his family overseas Blue had no one. No one to love, no on to trust, no one to help him out of the hole he had trapped himself in. He spent most of 98 and 99 homeless, sleeping in cars, crack houses, the home of anyone who would let him in, or the cold pavement. After realizing he had lost everything. Everything that made him special. He began to pray, calling on the God that showed him mercy when he was young. His life was empty, he was on drugs, stealing to feed the addictions that burned in his flesh. But no substance could fill his emptiness, an emptiness once filled by the God he had shoved out. So he began to write. Writing every emotion, thought, feeling or question that plagued his mind in search for the answer that he already knew. In writing he began to find himself, find God and find his purpose in life. He wrote the Prayer that saved his life... My Lifes Prayer.
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