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Review: House of Whipcord (1974)
At a high-society London party, the beautiful French model Anne-Marie (Penny Irving) finds herself humiliated when her boyfriend unveils a large photograph of her being arrested for exposing her breasts in public. Among the guests is Mark E. Desade (Robert Tayman), who notices her embarrassment and seizes the opportunity with some smooth talk. Soon, he convinces Anne-Marie to accompany him to the…
Review: Django (1966)
Dragging a coffin through the rain and mud, the antihero Django (Franco Nero) makes his way to a filthy, lawless town in the Wild West. Along the way, he rescues the prostitute Maria (Loredana Nusciak) from being killed by a gang controlled by Major Jackson—but not out of heroism. Django is consumed by hatred and driven by revenge, with a clear plan for his visit. He lets no one stand in his…
Review: The Baby (1973)
Social worker Ann (Anjanette Comer) visits the Wadsworth family to assess whether their welfare support for their child is legitimate. Upon arrival, she meets the so-called “baby”—a fully grown man named Baby (David Mooney), who has been raised and treated as an infant. While he is mentally challenged, that alone hardly justifies the use of a crib, pacifier, and diapers. Ann soon realizes that…
Metal Release Radar Week 6 2025
All new metal releases in week 6 in 2025. Notable new albums this week from Dream Theater, Ereb Altor, Majestica, Saor, Obscura, and Morast. Source: Metal Archives. Follow our Spotify Release Radar Playlist. Flowering ShrubsLunacy’s DesolationFebruary 3rd, 2025GlasghoteFallowFebruary 3rd, 2025Hell WehrwolfLamentationFebruary 3rd, 2025Jesse CainJam SessionsFebruary 3rd, 2025MalincheCría…
Trånn Ciekals of Djevel Has Passed Away
Djevel announced on Facebook today that the band’s creative guitarist and driving force has passed away. “It is with deepest sorrow in our hearts we have to inform that our brother and mastermind of Djevel, Trånn Ciekals, is no longer among us. We need to process this now over the next couple of days, and our heartfelt condolences go to Trånn’s family, and first and foremost, his two…
Artist Bjerkeskaug Receives Threats After Painting of Trump and Musk
We previously reported on Ida Bjerkeskaug’s viral painting depicting Donald Trump taking Elon Musk from behind. Today, NRK reports that the artist is receiving threats and harassment from MAGA supporters. Graphic designer Ida Bjerkeskaug (40) from Horten has gained widespread attention for her acrylic paintings of powerful figures in recent weeks. Bend Over “I’ve received comments like ‘She…
Black Sabbath Announce Back To The Beginning
Icons of Metal come together to celebrate Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Performance on July 5th at Villa Park in Birmingham. All Profits From The Show Will Be SHARED EQUALLY BETWEEN Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Acorn Children’s Hospice The original Black Sabbath – Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward – will play for the first time in 20 years. The band will…
Metal Release Radar Week 5 2025
All new metal releases in week 5 in 2025. Notable new albums this week from Pentagram, The Night Flight Orchestra, Skaldr, Kraft, Pyre, and Confess. Source: Metal Archives. Follow our Spotify Release Radar Playlist. ExecutionEvolutionary History Of Human AtrocityJanuary 27th, 2025Fallen FortressAt the Heart of EmptinessJanuary 27th, 2025LysergicBlack and BlueJanuary 27th, 2025Mourning…
Norwegian Artist’s Painting of Trump and Musk Having Sex Goes Viral
Ida “Bjerkis” Bjerkeskaug from Horten has chosen to express her opinions about the U.S. president in a rather creative way. On Facebook, she shared her latest artwork, which depicts Tesla founder and X owner Elon Musk being taken from behind by the American president. Sharp-eyed art critics will also notice that the artist included a burning Pride flag in the background. Elon Musk drew…
Review: The First Omen (2024)
Between The First Omen and Immaculate 2024 offers a curious double feature for fans of neo-nunsploitation horror. Both films operate as allegories, grappling with themes of anti-choice dystopias and religious oppression. That said, if pressed to choose, I’d argue that The First Omen edges out Immaculate as the more daring and accomplished of the two. Sydney Sweeney in Immaculate is magnetic,…
Review: Nightmare City (1980)
TV reporter Dean Miller is waiting at an airport when an unmarked plane arrives. It turns out the plane has been exposed to radioactivity, transforming everyone on board into bloodthirsty zombies ready to take over the world. What follows is a fight for life and death for our friend Dean Miller. Zombies that run, jump, use firearms, and suck blood aren’t something you see too often.…
Review: Heavy Duty: Days and Nights in Judas Priest (2018)
This is the first book to offer an insider’s perspective on the notoriously secretive Priest organization, finally addressing why Downing abruptly left the band in 2011, just before a world tour, after 40 years with the group. Judas Priest has always been a rather closed-off band, offering little insight into internal dynamics. The group has stuck to standard responses and skillfully avoided…
Review: Slayer - Divine Intervention (1994)
Slayer’s sixth studio album marked a four-year gap since their previous release, Seasons in the Abyss. While it might not carry the same legendary status as its predecessors, it’s still an excellent record! Tracks like “Killing Fields” and “Sex. Murder. Art” stand out, alongside fast, intense bursts like “Dittohead” and “Mind Control.” Then there are the slower, heavier tracks like the title…
Review: All the Colors of the Dark (1972)
Jane (Edwige Fenech) is plagued by recurring, horrifying nightmares. When the man tormenting her in these nightmares begins to appear in real life, her situation worsens. Jane soon finds herself unable to distinguish between fantasy and reality. This film can be seen as an Italian response to Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby, where paranoia and Satanism take centre stage. What we have here is a…
Metal Release Radar Week 4 2025
All new metal releases in week 4 in 2025. Notable new albums this week from Avatarium, Harakiri for the Sky, The Ferrymen, Labyrinth, The Great Old Ones, Martyrion, Death Cult 69, and Sleepbomb. Source: Metal Archives. Follow our Spotify Release Radar Playlist. AaskeDark Incantations from Within the Viridian ForestJanuary 20th, 2025AlixerDasein / MitseinJanuary 20th, 2025CaprahedEmpireJanuary…
Review: Dagon (2001)
Paul and his girlfriend Barbara are on holiday in Spain with their friends Howard and Vicki. Paul and Barbara bicker incessantly, providing plenty of entertainment for their friends as they relax on the boat. However, their trip takes a dark turn when a violent storm catches them off guard, causing their boat to crash into a reef. Vicki is injured, unable to move, and Howard stays behind to look…
30 Days of Night (2007)
Barrow is a small town in Alaska, and once again, it’s time for the long polar night. For 30 days, the sun disappears entirely. A group of vampires plans to take full advantage of this extended darkness, allowing them to terrorize the town without worrying about the pesky sun, which, as we all know, is fatal to vampires. Now, the town’s core group of survivors must fight off the vampires for 30…