Posts from the ‘Metal Movies’ Category
A recent guest post I did on No Clean Singing reminded me of a favorite NZ film I haven’t yet reviewed for you all: Black Sheep. As you may or may not be aware, New Zealanders are rather proud of our sheep. We love to raise them, eat them, shave their fleece for winter jammies [...]
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You may have heard me exclaim over Repo! The Genetic Opera in recent weeks, so I thought it only fair to put up an actual review. Port O’ Call: Repo! The Genetic Opera, a 2008 American Rock Opera musical about organ repossession. Mateys: Directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, III and IV), based on [...]
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I’ve been waiting for this movie to arrive at the library, and it finally came in. We watched it the other night and laughed, and cried, and cheered and made sad faces along with Anvil’s journey. Here’s a review. Port O’ Call: Anvil: The Story of Anvil, a 2008 documentary about Canadian metal band Anvil [...]
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Seven Countries, Three Continents, One Tribe. Port O’ Call: Filmed around the world – in Brazil, Japan, China, Indonesia, India and the Middle East. Mateys: Directed by canadian anthropologist metalhead filmaker Sam Dunn (of Metal: a Headbangers Journey and Flight 666 fame) and Scott McFadyen. The film previews at the Bergen International Film festival in October [...]
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Steff Metal will never be a dumping ground for fashion spreads, because I’m just not clued in enough to catch all the fabulous darkly death metal goodies out there – better bloggers tackle fashion spreads, and I look upon them and drool. However, when a spread so fantastic, so magnificent, so utterly Steff Metal comes [...]
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Interview: Super Happy Story Time Land
Review: Twisted Tower Dire – Make it Dark
Tips for Forming Your Own Metal Band
Ten of the Best 2011 Metal Songs from Downunder
Blackout: Real Metal Radio NZ returns this Sat
