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 This CD is one of the few of the genre that can lift me on typical bad days.

 "Beyond" is the essence of doom. Finally, slow and oppressive guitars crush the listener with their heaviness.

This review praises Solitude Aeturnus' album Beyond The Crimson Horizon for its unique take on doom metal that conveys hope rather than despair. The band's cohesive sound and Robert Lowe's clean vocals bring a positive energy uncommon in the genre. Compared to other doom acts, their style is more straightforward and less theatrical, with clear influences yet a distinct identity. The reviewer highlights standout tracks and improved production quality, making the album a notable classic in doom metal. Listen to Beyond The Crimson Horizon and experience doom metal with a hopeful edge today!

 The crown of winter turns out to be even more disdainful in its gray tones compared to the debut of the Russian band.

 The more thought-out moments almost seem to have to be there as a continuation of the previous album.

Forest Stream’s second album, The Crown Of Winter, presents a colder, more aggressive sound compared to their debut Tears of Mortal Solitude. While maintaining complex songwriting and their signature atmospheres, it lacks the intimate moments and doom passages that made the first album standout. The reviewer feels the band recycles ideas and doesn’t fully convince despite some strong tracks. The album receives a mixed rating, suggesting hope for future works. Explore Forest Stream’s atmospheric black metal journey and decide if The Crown Of Winter resonates with your taste.

 Kim Ki Duk is without a doubt one of the greatest representatives of Oriental cinema, giving a poetic touch to films that remain absolute masterpieces.

 Time remains an excellent film, full of emotional turmoil that fascinates with its poetic nature.

Kim Ki Duk's Time showcases his trademark poetic and visual storytelling focused on love and identity. The film explores the anguish of transformation and emotional distance through a minimalist plot enriched by powerful imagery. While the dialogue increases compared to his earlier works, the film retains a compelling emotional and aesthetic impact. Time confirms Kim Ki Duk's place as an innovative and thoughtful filmmaker. Discover the poetic beauty and emotional depth of Kim Ki Duk's Time—watch or read more about this cinematic gem!

 "Into the Depths of Sorrow is a classically doom album, both in the structure of the songs and in the lyrics."

 "Transcending Sentinels is, in my humble opinion, the highlight of the entire work, thanks to a slow start that heralds the strong advent of the guitars and Lowe's always commendable vocalizations."

This review highlights Solitude Aeturnus' 1990 debut album 'Into The Depths Of Sorrow' as a significant work in the doom metal scene. It emphasizes the band's heavy yet epic sound influenced by Candlemass and Metallica, with Robert Lowe's strong vocals setting the foundation for their musical identity. The album's themes of solitude and human struggle are praised, alongside the tight musicianship. The review sees this debut as laying essential groundwork for the band's later development. Discover the roots of classic doom metal with Solitude Aeturnus' intense debut—listen now and explore their epic heaviness!

 "Ravenous is a raw and icy film, enhanced by a soundtrack that vaguely recalls Neil Young."

 "The story of the two characters intertwines into a single figure, splendidly recalled by the actor Robert Carlyle."

Ravenous is an underrated 19th-century horror-thriller directed by Antonia Bird that explores cannibalism and psychological terror. Featuring strong performances by Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle, the film blends suspense with chilling social themes. Although not widely known, it delivers effective scares and deep, complex storytelling. It stands out for its raw atmosphere, haunting soundtrack, and thought-provoking content. Explore Ravenous for a gripping blend of horror and history—watch now and dive into this underrated cult classic!

 The ice oppressing the Siberian expanses is the same that the listener feels in the poignant and terrifying notes of this album.

 All 9 compositions are true gems and none remain as an end in 'themselves', a pity that is sometimes found in an album of this type.

Forest Stream's debut album Tears Of Mortal Solitude is a chilling yet beautiful blend of symphonic black and doom metal influenced by Siberian landscapes. The album features complex compositions with evocative synths, dynamic melodies, and powerful vocals. Though the music may not appeal to everyone, it impresses with its emotional depth and consistent high quality. Comparisons to My Dying Bride and Opeth highlight its romantic and violent attitude. A must-listen for fans of atmospheric and heavy metal. Explore the haunting depths of Forest Stream's Tears Of Mortal Solitude and experience a unique symphonic black/doom metal journey today!

 The moniker Running Wild has over time become synonymous with quality.

 'Branded and Exiled' certainly does not disappoint expectations.

Running Wild's 'Branded And Exiled' is a robust and faithful continuation of their debut album, delivering pure heavy metal power with confident musicianship. The album predates their iconic pirate theme, showing a Venom-inspired darker style softened by classic metal elements. Though not groundbreaking, it remains a solid entry point for heavy metal fans and contributed significantly to the band's recognition in Europe. Listen to 'Branded And Exiled' to experience authentic classic heavy metal power from Running Wild’s early era.

 "Panico a Needle Park is a punch in the stomach, both for the themes dealt with and for the 'nonchalance' with which they are shown."

 "The film captures a world trapped by heroin, a life constantly hanging in the balance like walking on a wire stretched to infinity and under nothing."

Panico a Needle Park is a groundbreaking 1971 film that realistically portrays heroin addiction among New York youth during a turbulent era. Directed by Jerry Schatzberg, the film features powerful performances, especially by Al Pacino, and takes a documentary-like approach to depict a harsh social reality. Despite initial censorship issues, it remains a crucial cultural document of the early 70s drug crisis and youth struggles. The film's raw and unflinching style leaves a lasting emotional impact. Watch Panico a Needle Park to experience a powerful, raw depiction of 1970s heroin addiction and youth struggles.

 Carpenter brings to the big screen, with astounding naturalness, fear in its purest form.

 Michael Myers has become a true icon in the global horror landscape, soon to be joined by 'siblings' like Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees.

John Carpenter's Halloween, made on a low budget, became a groundbreaking horror classic that launched the slasher genre and introduced the iconic Michael Myers. The film's power lies in its simplicity and pure suspense, avoiding excessive gore. Scenes, especially early ones involving Michael as a child, remain unforgettable. Laurie and Dr. Loomis emerge as heroic figures against a seemingly normal town oblivious to danger. Dive into the suspense and legacy of Halloween—experience the horror that shaped a genre.

 2046 is a complex and intricate work that must be slowly unraveled like snow in the sun.

 It is this place that projects us into the future, through images generated in the present, which bring back moments of the past.

Wong Kar-Wai's 2046 is a richly layered film blending sci-fi and noir to explore memory, love, and loss. The protagonist's haunting past intertwines with futuristic, emotionless spaces, creating a nostalgic, dreamlike atmosphere. The story demands patience but rewards with deep emotional and sensual experiences. Through delicate details and complex narrative cycles, the film captures the fear and beauty of love and memory. It is an intricate work to savor moment by moment. Dive into the mesmerizing world of 2046 and experience love, memory, and time like never before.