An engaging, fun and funny documentary, “Rock-Afire Explosion” may not mean much to you if you’re, say, older than 35 or younger than 25. But for most of us in that age range, it’s almost a sacred name, maybe not on par with The Beatles or Rolling Stones (as one in this documentary suggests), but it’s still a key, lasting component of our childhood.
Rock-afire Explosion
Rock-afire Explosion
Rock-afire Explosion
An engaging, fun and funny documentary, “Rock-Afire Explosion” may not mean much to you if you’re, say, older than 35 or younger than 25. But for most of us in that age range, it’s almost a sacred name, maybe not on par with The Beatles or Rolling Stones (as one in this documentary suggests), but it’s still a key, lasting component of our childhood.