Back in November, a short video clip starring Lana Del Rey and Marilyn Manson surfaced and the shock-rocker has now revealed that it was never meant for public release.

The video shows Del Rey being sexually assaulted and Manson has now explained to the NME that it was never intended to be unveiled to the world because it was a project spearheaded by horror film maestro, Eli Roth:

"It wasn't a Marilyn Manson video. The editor of the company that put it out was somebody who's edited my videos, that video was something that was done with a camera that Eli, who's my friend, and I both wanted to test out, so I let him test it out...what they filmed was put in context seemingly as if it were a Marilyn Manson video, and that was in no way the intention."

"Eli and I wanted to do a music video with (Lana) but she was being such a problem. Although I still respect her, I'm friends with her. I just left, I was tired, I was not willing to make that part of the video. Eli and I originally had intentions of making a video with her, but that is not the intention that is represented in that film clip because that is not what I filmed, not for my video."

Manson went onto add: "But the people put it together with my other clips. And it really strongly stands out of place, it doesn't really make sense. I would not make a video of that nature, nor would Eli. I don't think either of us were ever intending for that to be seen, it was more of a camera test. I'm a person that would beat somebody's a** if they raped somebody that I know."

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Watch the disturbing clip below: