NME — Directed by Beyoncé collaborator Bill Yukich The song will feature on the forthcoming X-Men movie Marilyn Manson has shared a video for his cover of the Lost Boys theme ‘Cry Little Sister’. Read more: Marilyn Manson Vs Ozzy Osbourne: Downlo... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Supernatural" visual comes ahead of Manson's tour with Rob Zombie. more info

Metal Injection — As previously reported, Marilyn Manson recorded a cover of "Cry Little Sister" by Gerard McMahon, known for beng the theme... The post MARILYN MANSON Unveils Creepy Video for "Cry Little Sister" - His Cover of The Lost Boys Theme appeared first on Me... more info

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NME — The artist's take on Gerard McMahon's song will be included on the soundtrack to the forthcoming X-Men movie 'The New Mutants' Marilyn Manson Marilyn Manson has released his cover of The Lost Boys theme song ‘Cry Little Sister’ – listen t... more info

Metal Injection — Sadly, Kiefer Sutherland is nowhere to be found. The post MARILYN MANSON Releases Cover of The Lost Boys Theme, “Cry Little Sister“ appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Consequence of Sound — The cover was recorded for the upcoming X-Men spinoff film, The New Mutants more info

Metalsucks — From the soundtrack to a movie that won't come out for more than a year. The post Marilyn Manson Releases Cover of Gerard McMann’s “Cry Little Sister“ appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Stereogum — The Lost Boys, Joel Schumacher's landmark 1987 teenage-rebel-vampires movie, is firmly etched in the collective memory of every kid who grew up watching TV in the '90s. It arguably helped make the world safe for creepy-crawly gothed-out visions like ... more info