Josh Roush

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Josh Roush is an independent filmmaker who is associated with the punk subculture.[1] A native of Middletown, Ohio residing in North Hollywood, California, Roush is probably best known for his feature film, Wrong Reasons, a "Punk Rock Thriller"[2] about the kidnapping of the female front of a band. In January 2023 Roush toured Wrong Reasons throughout the United States[3] and it was distributed digitally and on physical media by MVD Entertainment Group.[4] Recently the movie was screened at The Punk Rock Museum, hosted by CJ Ramone.[5]

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Middletown, Ohio, United States
OccupationFilmmaker
WebsiteAntiCurrent.com
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Josh Roush
Born
Middletown, Ohio, United States
OccupationFilmmaker
Notable workWrong Reasons, Long Lonesome Highway
WebsiteAntiCurrent.com
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Roush has done much work for Kevin Smith, including making three documentaries on him: Walrus Yes, The Making of Tusk, Magnum Dopus, The Making of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, and The Clerks III Documentary. He is also a music video director and regularly directs videos for the charity organization MUSACK.

In 2025, Roush finished his Michael Parks documentary titled, Long Lonesome Highway, The Story of Michael Parks.[6] The film stars Kurt Russell, Wyatt Russell, Mickey Rourke, Justin Long, Leonard Maltin, Haley Joel Osment, Robert Rodriguez, and Mark Frost, among others. He toured the film through the United States in April 2025,[7][8] and it is now available on DVD and streaming.[9]

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