The remaining six bands continue on to the next destination - the City of Angels.
As usual, the immunity challenge begins right away with the bands meeting horror movie legend Robert Englund (Freddie Krueger), rock god Dee Snyder (Twisted Sister), and Tim Sullivan, Writer/Director of horror film 2001 Maniacs.
The bands are challenged to score a scene for Sullivan's upcoming 2001 Maniacs sequel. The bands have to work quickly, because the judges will listen to the songs later that day and decide which band deserves immunity.
Later that night, the bands hit the Whisky a Go Go for the weekly battle... and the weekly elimination.
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01. Ep6 | 1/6 | Voodoo Child
8:26
Bodog Battle: Horror film director Tim Sullivan offers up the challenge.
02. Ep6 | 2/6 | Suspicious Minds
6:32
Bodog Battle: The challenge judges decide which bands deserve immunity.
03. Ep6 | 3/6 | Dancing in the Streets
7:11
Bodog Battle: The bands hit the street to do some self-promotion.
04. Ep6 | 4/6 | Give it Away
7:27
Bodog Battle: Blaxmyth heads on down to the Key Club for some reunions.
05. Ep6 | 5/6 | All The Young Dudes
6:11
Bodog Battle: Fear Nuttin' Band, Big Bang Radio, and Subversa duke it out.
06. Ep6 | 6/6 | Tell It Like it is
6:50
Bodog Battle: The judges deliver their final verdict, and one band flies home.
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Del from Big Bang Radio does his best Fear Nuttin' Band impression.
Listen to this professional recording of Big Bang Radio's Rebel Souls.
The bands hit up the city of angels for a spooky time.
Tensions hit their peak when Blaxmyth tries to write the 2001 Maniacs score.
Kenny of Fall From Grace admits to his fiancé that the stress is getting to him.
The BurnDown boyz record a song for the L.A. horror soundtrack challenge.
Big Bang writes and records a song for the 2001 Maniacs challenge.
Dee Snyder sends a special message to the bands about realistic goals.
