I don't think, as a teenage fangirl, that I realized exactly how bitter, how cynical, how teeth-grittingly furious the Monkees' 1968 movie Head is ... show was still in production.

The "Head" cult turned out in enthusiastic force for the weirdly countercultural movie vehicle for the TV-bred 1960s band. The rough, sometimes druggy genesis of the American independent movie ...

“It is far and away my favorite Monkees song.” “Porpoise Song” appears at the beginning and the end of the film. It sets the tone for the movie and balances its close. The 1968 film Head ...

Rafelson and Schneider were also behind The Monkees’ only theatrical movie, Head. While the TV show was accessible, Head is a bizarre arthouse surrealist film that doesn’t really have a plot ...

The first, “From The Monkees to Head” is a half-hour interview with Rafelson, who discusses the creation of the band, his friendship with Nicholson, and the film’s production. The second is ...

The Beatles may have popularised the zany band movie in the 60s, but The Monkees killed the genre stone dead with ‘Head’: the weirdest pop movie ever made. Hey hey we’re The Monkees / You know we like ...

During a 2022 interview with Variety, The Monkees’ Micky Dolenz discussed the band’s only theatrical film, the surrealist experiment Head. While The Monkees’ sitcom was fun for all ages ...

He has used The Monkees’ bizarre 1968 film Head in his teaching. It’s probably no wonder then that his latest book, The Monkees, Head, and the 60s is very much the scholarly work. The Monkees, Head, ...

Head marked the feature-film debut of The Monkees, the poppy foursome that headlined their own NBC sitcom for a couple seasons. The band was really the creation of two guys, Bob Rafelson and Bert ...