Marilyn Manson Uncanceled

When on February 1st 2021 Marilyn Manson was called out by name on social media by Evan Rachel Wood and a number of other women for alleged abusive behavior, and in the lawsuits that followed months later, one of the most common terms used to describe this abusive behavior was "gaslighting", which is an umbrella term that includes grooming, controlling, brainwashing, love bombing and manipulating with a goal to get someone to question their own reality, memory or perceptions. The association of Marilyn Manson with gaslighting began with Evan Rachel Wood's 2018 congressional testimony , in which she described that the abuse she suffered by her then anonymous abuser was centered around gaslighting. She said: My experience with domestic violence was this. Toxic mental, physical, and sexual abuse, which started slow, but escalated over time, including threats against my life, severe gaslighting and brainwashing, waking up to the man that claimed to love me raping what he beli...

... continued from part one.   Phoenix Rising: Part Two 6. An Interesting 2009 Interview With Evan in Light of Phoenix Rising An interview with Evan Rachel Wood was published in the New York Daily News on June 15, 2009. During this time she was living in New York, promoting her film Whatever Works , and training for a Broadway production of Spiderman . She wasn't with Manson at this time, but was casually dating Shane West. These are just a small portion of details not mentioned in Phoenix Rising . In light of Phoenix Rising , this interview also contains certain details of interest. As you read it ( here ), you will find the following: A. Evan's mom had an unhealthy obsession with making her into the next Jodie Foster (an article on this is forthcoming). B. Evan, like Manson, used violent language either as humor or for expressing herself (To Jodie Foster: "I don't know whether to kiss you or punch you." ) (About her mom: "No! I would have killed her....

When the two-part documentary Phoenix Rising aired on HBO on March 15th and 16th 2022, I saw it and immediately wrote my review of part two, having already written my review of part one when I saw its premiere at Sundance over a month earlier. I didn't have much time to process it at the time, because it has a lot of information, and with limited space to write about it in a limited time, there was only so much you could address. After watching the documentary about 3 or 4 times, I realized I could easily write a book with all I had to say. Now that some time had passed since I last saw it, I just rewatched the documentary this past week on the anniversary of its premiere, and there were things that stood out to me that I didn't either capture a year ago or didn't have enough knowledge at the time to better comprehend. I will try to summarize my thoughts and observations into a list of ten things I wanted to address, though it could easily be more than ten, choosing five t...

January 30 - A New Jane Doe Lawsuit Against Marilyn Manson Has Been Filed in New York With the passage of The Adult Survivors Act in New York last year and the one year elimination of the statute of limitations in sexual assault cases, a new Jane Doe case was brought against Marilyn Manson in New York on January 30th accusing him of childhood and adult sexual abuse and assault. This case differs from other cases because it not only accuses Manson of assault against a minor, which dates back to 1995, but the lawsuit includes the two record labels Manson was involved with at the time, namely Interscope and Nothing Records, as well as twenty individuals who have not yet been named. As for the identity of this Jane Doe #3, with certainty it is Bianca Allaine, whose allegations in February 2021 through two interviews with The Sun and a podcast, as well as information gained from her now deleted social media pages, match almost perfectly with the allegations of the new lawsuit, except for s...