MOEBIUS VOLUME 1: UPON A STAR (1987)
Of all my reviews here at Hollywood metal, my favorite are when I get to review lesser known material. Be... View Article
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THE INVISIBLE RAY (1936)
Along with The Old Dark House, The Invisible Ray is not a movie that comes up much in discussions on... View Article
XOTH – Hostile Terraforming
Holy fuck, space is terrifying. It’s big, it’s dark and don’t look but it’s hovering above you right now. It’s... View Article
BELPHEGOR – Conjuring the Dead
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DIVINITY – Original Sin
With a name like “Divinity: Original Sin”, certain associations come to mind. Terrible graphics, shoddy control mechanisms and messages not... View Article
MANOWAR – Sign of the Hammer
I enjoy reviewing older records that are approaching the realm of classics. I feel time is a way to measure... View Article
ALESTORM – Sunset On the Golden Age
According to google, the record for circumnavigating the globe in a ship, alone, is 78 days. If you cut in... View Article
TWILIGHT FORCE – Tales of Ancient Prophecies
I am going to be honest, the second I saw the cover for Tales Of Ancient Prophecies, the debut release... View Article
HERCULES
Though people may not know it yet, 2014 is the year of sword and sandal. Unlike its fraternal twin, sword... View Article
DARK SOULS II – The Crown of the Sunken King
Does anybody remember expansion packs? Oblivion’s “Shivering isles” comes to mind. A whole new slice of game was standard fare... View Article
SOVENGAR – Vindicta et Gloria
There’s something quite special about new folk metal albums, especially those coming from new folk metal bands. Perhaps it’s just... View Article
VLAD THE IMPALER
What is a game? A miserable little pile of activities. But enough referencing… let’s review. Oh wait, are you looking... View Article
EMPYRIUM – The Turn of the Tides
It’s been difficult, when dealing with Empyrium, to know which tense to use. After their 2002 album Weiland, they announced... View Article
FRANKENSTEIN (1931)
Reviewing classic horror is entertaining in two ways. First of all, one is exposed to underrated gems such as last... View Article