The History of Metal and Horror is the documentary that explores the history of heavy metal music and horror, and how the two genres have merged over time. Various metal artists share their first introduction to horror, their favorite horror films, their influences, and more. Horror film icons also discuss how their films have influenced the horror genre, their connections to metal artists, and why metal and horror work well together.
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Cast
Mike Schiff
Director
Michael Berryman
Self - The Host
Alex Rafala
Self - Christopher
Sarah French
Self - Gardener
Joe Knetter
Self - Proctologist
Matt Cable
Self - Military General
Alice Cooper
Self
Rob Zombie
Self
Dave Mustaine
Self
Kirk Hammett
Self
Corey Taylor
Self
Jonathan Davis
Self
Marky Ramone
Self
Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein
Self
Phil Anselmo
Self
Gwar
Self
Scott Ian
Self
Charlie Benante
Self
John 5
Self
Mike Schiff
Writer
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I stumbled upon this 2022 documentary by random chance. And since I am a big fan of both metal and horror, and have been so for about 37 years, then of course I had to sit down and watch this, no doubt about it. Writer and director Mike Schiff does deliver a rather entertaining and enjoyable documentary here, with some nice insights into both metal and horror, and why one compliments the other. Sure, "The History of Metal and Horror" didn't exactly dish out things that I didn't already know, but there were some really nice appearances by icons from both the metal scene and the horror movie scene. And they were giving good interviews. The documentary is also laced with imagery from various horror movies and music performances, which definitely added a nice layer to the overall presentation of the documentary. If you are a fan of horror films and metal music, then I definitely recommend you sit down and watch "The History of Metal and Horror". My rating of "The History of Metal and Horror" lands on a six out of ten stars.
I stumbled upon this 2022 documentary by random chance. And since I am a big fan of both metal and horror, and have been so for about 37 years, then of course I had to sit down and watch this, no doubt about it. Writer and director Mike Schiff does deliver a rather entertaining and enjoyable documentary here, with some nice insights into both metal and horror, and why one compliments the other. Sure, "The History of Metal and Horror" didn't exactly dish out things that I didn't already know, but there were some really nice appearances by icons from both the metal scene and the horror movie scene. And they were giving good interviews. The documentary is also laced with imagery from various horror movies and music performances, which definitely added a nice layer to the overall presentation of the documentary. If you are a fan of horror films and metal music, then I definitely recommend you sit down and watch "The History of Metal and Horror". My rating of "The History of Metal and Horror" lands on a six out of ten stars.
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