Oh, No! Not Meatloaf Again! Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" was released in 1975 and stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick. Although the film "bombed" on its initial release, it is considered a cult classic and is still shown in movie theaters to this day. It is an assemblage of the most stereotyped science fiction movies, Marvel comics and rock 'n' roll of every vintage.

Answer: Spice World

"Spice World" was released in 1997. The Spice Girls are driven around London in their double-decker tour bus having adventures and performing for their fans leading up to a fictional concert. The film includes, flashbacks, dream sequences and a lot of humor! The film reunited Meat Loaf and Richard O'Brien, who co-starred in the 1975 classic film "The Rocky Horror Picture Show".

Answer: A Hole in One

"A Hole in One" is a 2004 movie directed by Richard Ledes and stars Michelle Williams and Meat Loaf. The plot concerns a woman who has to deal with her mentally damaged brother after he returns from the war. When her brother dies and she sees Billy, her boyfriend, commit murder, she has doubts about her sanity and seeks out a lobotomy.

Answer: Wayne's World

"Wayne's World" was released in 1992 and starred Mike Myers, Dana Carvey and Rob Lowe. Wayne and Garth host a public access TV show from a basement. After they sell the rights, both find it difficult to adjust to their new professional life. Meat Loaf's character informs Wayne and Garth about the bands playing in the club and if they're good or not. This film was Mike Myers film debut.

Answer: Fight Club

"Fight Club" was released in 1999 and stars Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. The narrator (Edward Norton) forms a fight club with Pitt's character. They enter into a turbulent relationship with a destitute woman, played by Helena Bonham Carter who crates a rift between the two men. For his role, Meat Loaf wore a fat suit filled with bird seed which weighed over 100lbs. Rob Bottin, the make up artist made two different suits - one with nipples and one without, unsure what 20th Century Fox would allow!

Answer: Roadie

"Roadie" was released in 1980 and was Meat Loaf's first starring role in a film. The film featured cameos by Roy Orbison, Alice Cooper, Debbie Harry and Hank Williams Jr. Meat Loaf plays a truck driver who becomes a roadie for a touring rock and roll band and falls for a rock groupie whose ambition is to sleep with Alice Cooper.

Answer: Crazy in Alabama

"Crazy in Alabama" was released in 1999 and was the directorial debut of Antonio Banderas. The film stars his then wife Melanie Griffith and David Morse. Two of Melanie Griffith's children also have parts in the film. Griffith plays the part of an abused wife heading to California to follow film stardom while her nephew deals with a racial murder in Alabama involving a corrupt sheriff (Meat Loaf).

Answer: Formula 51

When it was originally released in the UK, the title was "The 51st State" but this was later changed to "Formula 51". It was released in 2001 and stars Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Carlyle, Sean Pertwee and of course, Meat Loaf.
Jackson plays a chemist who travels to England to attempt to sell his illegal drug formula that he hopes will net him a huge paycheck before he retires from a life of crime.

Answer: BloodRayne

"BloodRayne" was released in 2005 and stars Michael Madsen, Kristanna Loken, Michelle Rodriquez and Billy Zane. It was Kristanna Loken's idea to cast Meat Loaf as Leonid. Loken plays a half-human, half-vampire who teams up with a group of vampire slayers to kill her father and prevent him from gaining immortality. The film is a prequel to a video game of the same name.

Answer: Stage Fright

"Stage Fright" was released in 2014 at the South By South West Music Festival in Austin, Texas. It is a musical/comedy/horror slasher film which stars Meat Loaf, Allie MacDonald and Minnie Driver. It is a slasher movie that pays homage to a bunch of classics ("Pitch Perfect", "Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "Glee", "Scream" and "Friday the 13th"). Teenager Camilla Swanson (MacDonald) wants to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a Broadway diva, but she's stuck working in a performing arts camp.

She auditions for the summer show and lands a lead role, but as rehearsals start, blood begins to spill, and she finds herself terrified by the horror of musical theatre.