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 This album manages to convey a lot of energy and grit, proving to be a very profound album with its own soul.

 After 20 years of music, making such a super album is no easy feat!

W.A.S.P.'s 2009 album Babylon meets high expectations with original songwriting and strong performances. Less aggressive but rich in energy, the album features powerful leads by Doug Blair and skilled drumming by Mike Dupke. Notable covers of Deep Purple and Chuck Berry songs add depth. The album is praised as one of the best of 2009, highlighting W.A.S.P.'s sustained quality after two decades. Listen to W.A.S.P.'s Babylon now and experience one of 2009’s standout metal albums!

 The idea of creating confusion for the viewer, questioning whether what’s happening is real or just the effect of the mushrooms, is genius and fairly well-exploited.

 Shrooms may not be a masterpiece, but it is better, for example, than the umpteenth chapters of Saw and the like.

Shrooms is a 2006 horror film about five American friends in an Irish forest experimenting with hallucinogenic mushrooms. The film features interesting themes and well-executed suspense but is hampered by genre clichés and mediocre acting. Its unique confusion between reality and hallucination is a highlight. The ending strikes a balance of predictability and surprise. Watch Shrooms for a suspenseful horror experience that blends hallucination and terror—discover why it deserves more attention!

 "The film’s intent is to shock the viewer, and I’d say it succeeds brilliantly."

 "Either the highest or the lowest rating applies—there’s no middle ground."

Fred Vogel's August Underground's Mordum is an intensely violent and disturbing film shot with handheld cameras to enhance realism. The plot is minimal, focusing on extreme torture and shocking scenes designed to challenge the viewer. The film succeeds in its goal to shock rather than deliver a traditional narrative or moral. Recommended only for fans of hardcore extreme horror. The reviewer abstains from rating due to the film's divisive nature. Dive into one of the most extreme horror films ever made—watch August Underground's Mordum and experience shock cinema at its rawest.

 This new lineup is no joke, delivering a powerful and incisive Groove Metal.

 Bravo Vinnie, who managed to recover from his brother’s trauma and continue his mission without ever denying his past and origins.

Hellyeah's self-titled debut band featuring ex-Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul delivers raw and powerful Groove Metal. The album blends Southern sounds with aggressive riffs, capturing a nostalgic feel for Pantera fans. Tracks like "Hellyeah" and "You Wouldn't Know" stand out with catchy choruses and strong energy. Praised for its musical quality and audacity, the album earned notable chart success and metal fan acclaim. Highly recommended for listeners craving uncompromising metal today. Listen to Hellyeah’s debut and experience raw groove metal energy today!

 "The album presents the raw and gruesome sound of the early records, without leaving aside the melancholy and maturity."

 "One of the best releases of the new millennium."

W.A.S.P.'s ninth studio album, Unholy Terror, emphasizes religious themes while maintaining a sound reminiscent of Helldorado. The brief return of Chris Holmes adds to the album's impact. Powerful tracks like 'Hate To Love Me' and 'Who Slayed Baby Jane?' showcase the band's raw energy combined with matured musicianship. The album balances old-school heaviness with emotional depth, earning its place as one of the best metal releases of the new millennium. Listen to W.A.S.P.'s Unholy Terror and experience powerful, timeless metal energy!

 Noroi is a film that manages to convey terror as few have succeeded in doing in recent years.

 If it had been made with proper care, I would probably have been writing about one of the scariest films ever made.

Noroi is a mockumentary horror film by Koji Shiraishi that immerses viewers in a paranormal investigation centered around the legend of Kagutaba. Though the characters feel contrived and the story challenges the mockumentary format's credibility, the film excels in creating a disturbing and terrifying atmosphere. Its handheld filming style enhances immersion, making Noroi a recommended watch for horror fans seeking deep scares. Watching in the dark is essential to fully experience its eerie impact. Dive into Noroi’s haunting mystery and experience one of Japan’s most unsettling horror films—watch it now with the lights off!

 "The splendid vocal form of Mr. Lawless, truly impeccable and never dropping in tone throughout the album."

 "The recording is too clean, severely impairing the live impact of some tracks, making them sweeter and gentler than they should actually be."

W.A.S.P.'s 1987 live album 'Live... In The Raw' showcases the band's classic lineup delivering strong performances and rare live tracks. Despite polished sound reducing rawness and missing the band's anthem 'Animal (Fuck like a beast)', the album remains a must-listen for metal fans. The 1997 re-release adds valuable bonus tracks that enrich the experience. Overall, a highly recommended piece from one of heavy metal's greatest bands. Listen to W.A.S.P.'s 'Live... In The Raw' and experience classic heavy metal power and rare live gems now!

 "Six Feet Under managed to make these songs their own with much style."

 "It will be a pleasure to listen to these morgue version tracks."

Six Feet Under's 2000 album 'Graveyard Classics' features death metal covers of legendary rock and metal tracks. The band's unique growl vocals and heavy guitar work bring a fresh and captivating style to classics like AC/DC's 'TNT' and Black Sabbath's 'Sweat Leaf.' The reviewer praises the originality and personal touch given to each cover and highly recommends this album for fans of heavy music. Listen to Six Feet Under's 'Graveyard Classics' and experience iconic rock anthems reborn in death metal style!

 "Nothing is as it seems in this film where reality and fantasy merge, creating confusion but at the same time engaging the viewer."

 "Sublime is certainly one of the best releases in its genre in recent years and undoubtedly deserves much more attention."

Sublime, directed by Tony Krantz, is a psychological thriller set in a hospital where reality and fantasy blur. The film keeps a good pace despite its confined setting, featuring strong performances and an original storyline. It demands close attention to fully grasp its complex narrative. Overall, it is recommended as a standout in recent thriller releases. Watch Sublime now and dive into a mind-bending thriller that keeps you hooked until the very end!

 "Inside The Electric Circus is a milestone of their discography."

 "As a true fan of the band, I highly recommend you buy tickets for this circus, you will be fascinated."

Inside The Electric Circus, released in 1986, marks a significant step for W.A.S.P. as they balance a softer yet gritty sound. The album features standout tracks like the title song and '9-5-Nasty,' solidifying its place in 80s metal history. The reviewer praises the album's wild energy and highly recommends it to fans. It's regarded as a milestone in their discography, continuing the band's legacy from the success of The Last Command. Dive into W.A.S.P.'s Inside The Electric Circus and experience the wild spirit of 80s metal!