Brian Balchack

After mysteriously receiving the camera at the end of DV2, the brother of James soon finds himself becoming obsessed with how his sibling died. After going through the DV footage, his life unravels unleashing hell in the process.

After the body of James was found in DV, the camera that recorded his death is taken by the Man who discovered his body. Suddenly, the Man finds himself haunted by something entirely different.

In 1997, Farside went into the studio to record their final album, "The Monroe doctrine." Completed in 1999, "The Monroe Doctrine" became a seminal record in the Farside canon, showcasing the eclectic nature of the band's entire musical history. Shot inside For The Record Studios where Farside recorded their other two full-length records, "Rochambeau" and "Rigged," this documentary presents a fly on the wall account of the recording process as well as an intimate look at the dynamics of one of Orange County, CA's most popular, melodic punk bands making a record.

After the body of James was found in DV, the camera that recorded his death is taken by the Man who discovered his body. Suddenly, the Man finds himself haunted by something entirely different.