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| Brian Bianchi | ... | Mike | |
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Matt Canon | ... | Beast |
| Sandee Greene | ... | Therapist | |
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Matt Bancroft | ... | Majungas-Guitar |
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Mike Gentile | ... | Majungas-Vocals / Bass |
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Andy Palmer | ... | Majungas-Drums |
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"Majungas: Tame the Beast" (2015) is a short/music video directed by Matt Canon. The story centers around a psychologically tormented character named Mike (Brian Bianchi) who is unable to escape his inner demons while going through the motions of everyday life. The Beast (Matt Canon) is represented by a costumed creature that only Mike can see, antagonizing his every step. After failing to suppress The Beast with medications and consulting a Therapist (Sandee Greene,) Mike is faced with the challenge of eradicating the creature on his own.
The short is precisely guided to the lyrics of "Tame the Beast" by Majungas. The song "Tame the Beast" is from Majungas' debut album: "Hear the Roar" (2014.)