At the end of writer-director James Merendino’s 1998 screed of a film, SLC Punk!, the main malcontent, Stevo, played by Matthew Lillard, sits on a Salt Lake City bench wearing a suit and tie ...

Matthew Lillard seems just as surprised as everyone else that “SLC Punk!” is getting a sequel after all these years. Earlier this week, writer/director James Merendino announced that his 1998 ...

His boomer dad wants him to follow in his footsteps and attend Harvard Law School; Stevo prefers philosophizing ... they can decide which role to play. SLC Punk! occasionally loses steam; there ...

He’s very reserved — like, even goth kids are afraid of him ... for a third SLC Punk. It would take a lot of money. … It’s Stevo-centric, the character that was played in [the first ...

For those whose memory of the original is hazy, SLC Punk was set in 1985 and followed the antics of Salt Lake City punks Stevo (Matthew Lillard) and Heroin Bob (Michael A. Goorjian). Through wild ...

embark on a road trip to see a huge punk show. When Ross’ mother discovers that he is missing, she recruits the old SLC gang to help find him. When both parties collide at the concert ...

Merendino finds himself building a movie around Stevo’s pal Heroin Bob, who rather inconveniently died in the first film. Bob’s from-beyond narration may amuse SLC Punk‘s most ardent fans ...

SLC Punk! 2: Punk's Dead will ... these things are subject to change): 18 years later, in PUNK'S DEAD, Bob is still dead, but Trish from the Bong Shop, Stevo, Sean the Beggar, John the Mod ...

XYZ had acquired North American sales rights to James Merendino's 'SLC ... him alone in her steampunk shop, and she recruits his “uncles” — his deceased father’s best friends from punk ...