So... Banned

 An orgy of pain and true hatred... the desecration of the body.

 Aftermath goes beyond any way of seeing life... it is pure and simple but painful REALITY!

Nacho Cerdà's Aftermath is a deeply disturbing and realistic portrayal of mortuary rituals that traumatizes the viewer beyond typical horror. The film uses excellent special effects despite a small budget and explores dark themes of cynicism, nihilism, and the dehumanization of the body after death. A standout performance by Pep Tosar and an eerie soundtrack intensify the haunting atmosphere. This short film reveals harsh societal truths rarely depicted so powerfully on screen. Watch Aftermath for a powerful, unsettling glimpse into the darkest side of mortality and society's hidden cruelties.

 When I listen to this album, thousands of chills run up and down my spine...

 It’s so heartfelt and violent that it impresses any fan of the band, maybe even those too inclined to listen to grind/hc like me.

This review praises 'Sepultural Feast: A Tribute to Sepultura' for its intense and faithful tribute to the death metal pioneers. The reviewer, despite not being a metal fan, finds the album chilling and impressive. Highlights include contributions from Dimension Zero and Defleshed, while some covers like those by Denial and Slavestate are less favored. Overall, the album receives a solid rating for its powerful expression and elaborate execution. Listen to Sepultural Feast now and experience the raw power of Sepultura’s legacy reimagined by top death metal bands!