Three best friends embark on a road trip to a heavy-metal show, where they bond with three aspiring musicians and head off to one of the girls' country home for an after-party.Three best friends embark on a road trip to a heavy-metal show, where they bond with three aspiring musicians and head off to one of the girls' country home for an after-party.Three best friends embark on a road trip to a heavy-metal show, where they bond with three aspiring musicians and head off to one of the girls' country home for an after-party.
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- 2 wins & 1 nomination total
Jean-Mathieu Bérubé
- Fireworks Metalhead
- (uncredited)
Nathan Michael Fletcher
- Metalhead
- (uncredited)
Carlo Harrietha
- Headbutting Metalhead
- (uncredited)
Steve Pacaud
- Cool Guy
- (uncredited)
Derek James Trapp
- Metalhead
- (uncredited)
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Teen slasher with not enough slashing. Three teen girls meet three teen boys at a metal concert, and they take the party to a remote farm-house. Meanwhile, there are news stories about satanic murders being blamed on cults.
Pretty straight forward plot. The twists that occur are very easy to see coming. Nothing was reinvented with this movie. Nothing clever occurs throughout, though there is some intermittent suspense. You know what is going to happen at every beat, but there are still one or two thrills as you get there.
The production values are not bad, and at least it is shot well. But the dialogue is very poor, and much of the character interactions are not credible. The ending was also profoundly stupid.
Overall, disappointing. I probably won't choose to see this again, but if it's on TV, I might not change the channel.
Went into this one expecting a lot, I left disappointed.
It's the kinda film that reels you along, making you feel that something big is coming - and what comes is obvious and played out. It feels like a Scream rip-off, or any generic slasher really with a sprinkling of satanism, none of it really gels together. As a metalhead, the soundtrack is top-notch but good music can't save a bad movie.
It's the kinda film that reels you along, making you feel that something big is coming - and what comes is obvious and played out. It feels like a Scream rip-off, or any generic slasher really with a sprinkling of satanism, none of it really gels together. As a metalhead, the soundtrack is top-notch but good music can't save a bad movie.
Once again, a terrible plot, worse acting, and seriously bad, over-the-top, trying-too-hard '80s references. Scant, terrible soundtrack. Too much forced, obvious use of Hot Topic T-shirts...
This film was apparently made by people who didn't live in the 1980s, have bad memories of the '80s, or weren't in the "cool kid" club, then.
Dear Everyone trying to reproduce the 1980s:
Just stop it, already. You're ridiculous.
This film was apparently made by people who didn't live in the 1980s, have bad memories of the '80s, or weren't in the "cool kid" club, then.
Dear Everyone trying to reproduce the 1980s:
Just stop it, already. You're ridiculous.
Definitely NOT set in 1988!! Which irritates the hell out of me...don't give a year if you can't get the costuming & props correct! Johnny Knoxville as a pastor?!! Ya, that's believable. Decent B-movie horror
Wow. I was genuinely surprised at how bad this movie was. I have seen other reviews crediting Alexandra Daddario's performance but I genuinely thought that was one of the worst parts. Without giving anything away, she over acts her heart out and made me cringe multiple times. This on top of a mediocre script, uninspiring plot, and uninteresting characters with no sort of backstory, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Stay away from this one unless you really have nothing better to do.
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Did you know
- TriviaThe parking lot scene was inspired by the documentary short Heavy Metal Parking Lot (1986) about heavy metal fans outside a Judas Priest concert.
- GoofsSome of the one hundred dollar bills seen in a tackle box at approximately 54 minutes are the 2006 design, 18 years in the future of the events depicted in this film.
- ConnectionsReferences The Exorcist (1973)
- SoundtracksBlack Funeral
Performed by Mercyful Fate
Written by Kim Petersen & Hank Shermann
Published by Universal Music Publishing MGB Ltd.
On Behalf of Universal Music Publishing MGB Holding
Licensed Courtesy of Metal Blade Records
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- Triệu Hồi Bóng Tối
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- Gross US & Canada
- $60,794
- Gross worldwide
- $190,760
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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- 2.39:1
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