Madness may refer to:
Madness is a 2010 horror film written and directed by Sonny Laguna, David Liljeblad and Tommy Wiklund.
In the wilderness near Minneapolis, a bound and battered pregnant woman is stabbed and stomped to death by a hillbilly named Drake, who drags her body away.
It is revealed to be 1994, and cheerleaders Tara and Jenna are on their way to a competition being held in Minneapolis. Low on gas, the two pull into a service station, where they meet Chad and Oliver, who are experiencing car trouble. Taking pity on the two men, the girls offer them a ride, and the quartet leave, not realizing they were being watched by a one-eyed, Swedish-speaking man, who uses a walkie-talkie to report what he has seen to his comrades. One-eye follows the group, and causes them to crash by a throwing a piece of roadkill onto their windshield.
Drake pulls up to the walking quartet, and offers them a ride. Once everyone is in the car, Drake drives into the forest, prompting a panicked Chad to jump out of the moving vehicle. Drake meets up with One-eye, and the two tie Tara, Jenna, and Oliver up at gunpoint, and take them to their hideout. Drake places Tara and Jenna in the main house, while One-eye rapes Oliver in a shed. Elsewhere, Chad encounters Bob, one of the hillbillies, and the two fight. Chad kills Bob with a switchblade, and follows a pillar of smoke to the rednecks' house.
The discography of Cascada, a German Eurodance group, consists of four studio albums, one holiday album, one remix album, twenty six singles and twenty five music videos.
Cascada's debut album, Everytime We Touch was released in February 2006 and produced a chain of hit singles including the title track second single "Everytime We Touch". The album also includes the internationally successful "Miracle" and "Truly Madly Deeply". Second album, Perfect Day was released in December 2007, which was commercially successful and produced the international single, "What Hurts the Most". This was followed by, Evacuate the Dancefloor, summer 2009 and the title track and first single, "Evacuate the Dancefloor", entered the UK Singles Chart at number one becoming Cascada's first number one in the UK. The following album, Original Me became Cascada's lowest charting album, but released mild successful singles such as Pyromania. They released a greatest hits album after, including the singles Summer Of Love, The Rhythm Of The Night & Glorious. The latter was used in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013. The group released 4 miscellaneous singles, The World Is In My Hands, Blink, Madness & Reason, with little to no success.
Terry turns, he just cannot sleep
From the ceaseless noise out on the street
Its too hot, it's too late
Theres nothing he can do but wait
Terry says I'm going nowhere fast
Nobody hears, theres no-one there
Julie wakes to find herself alone
Which comes as no suprise, no suprise
No suprise to be on her own
Its four in the morning,
Why don't you call me
Im sorry I hurt you
I still want you back
Its four in the morning
Julie wakes to find herself alone
Which comes as no suprise, no suprise
No suprise to be on her own
Its four in the morning,
Why don't you call me
Im sorry I hurt you
I still want you back
Its four in the morning
Waiting, I'm so tired of waiting
Its four in the morning,
Why don't you call me
Im sorry I hurt you
I still want you back
Its four in the morning
I know what you're thinking
You're alone now
Im sorry I hurt you
I still want you back
Its four in the morning,
Why don't you call me
Im so tired of waiting