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THEY SOLD THEIR SOULS FOR ROCK AND ROLL

THESE ARE THE END TIMES

Primitive first stabs at viral video potential, from The End Times' upcoming debut LP THESE ARE THE END TIMES. Download the record free at www.thesearetheendtimes.com.

Posted by FClutter.

VENOM

"Bloodlust," live 1984.

Posted by torritorium.

SATAN'S BLACK WEDDING

Mark Gray is a Hollywood actor who travels to Monterey to attend his sister's funeral. Nina Gray slashed her own wrists and left a suicide note, but both Mark and the police believe there must be more to the story, since the corpse was thoroughly drained of blood and is missing the ring finger of its left hand. What they don't know is that an evil 200-year-old priest has turned Nina into a vampire and is commanding her to murder each member of her family. Ultimately, he plans to bring Nina and Mark together in an unholy union to conceive a son for Lucifer.

Satan's Black Wedding is an amateurish, low-budget feature, but it overcomes its many deficiencies where it counts, providing eerie ambience and maximum gore. The acting ranges from bad to serviceable, and a romantic subplot is unconvincing, but when the vampires attack, the viewer is given genuine creeps and buckets of red paint. The film's wretched lighting becomes an asset in these harrowing sequences, and the fiends are drooling, animalistic creatures with oversized fangs and dead expressions. There are no seductive vampires in flowing gowns and smartly tailored tuxedos here, just soulless monsters tearing into their horrified victims. As a result, Satan's Black Wedding won't appeal to most vampire fans and certainly not to anyone expecting any level of professionalism (the film refuses to acknowledge the difference between night and day, and the sound is awful, with dreadful hissing audible in most scenes), but schlock cinema devotees seeking uneasy sensations will find this brief obscurity worth an hour of their time. FRED BELDIN for All Media Guide

Posted by popcinema.

PSYCHOMANIA

Sublimely stupid British biker/zombie/satanist film circa 1974. Features George Sanders at his world-weariest. Don't miss it!

Posted by jasongreenwooduk1, who hosts an amazing assortment of horror films -- Hammer fans in particular should wade through his playlist.

THE BLACK CAT

This film is my favorite of Universal's early 1930s horror cycle ... Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, satanism, ailurophobia, war atrocities, incest and a climactic flaying, this one has it all and is surprisingly subtle at the same time (best depiction of a medical injection in cinema). Non-horror fans should watch it for the incredible art deco set designs. Contains no Poe references, despite the title. Maddening, engrossing, like a half-remembered nightmare. Directed by the great Edgar Ulmer.

Posted by jasongreenwooduk1.

SLAYER -- "HELL AWAITS"

Live 1984


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Studio version from the Hell Awaits LP.


"Hell Awaits" played backwards.

Posted by evilaggression, FaustoSonofDeath, buzzsaw1103, hellcomeru, mikeyth3mexican, TheCrown666, wheelsy, venom6161, noskoolskater and oatmealdog.

FEAR CHAMBER TRAILERS

Posted by TheFearChamber.

THE ZAMBEES

Circa "1966." Mockrocdoc from one of Michigan's finest.

Posted by Cinematroy.

BLACK ROSES

Essential rock/horror hybrid featuring Carmine Appice, Lou Ferrigno's wife and the guy who played Big Pussy on The Sopranos. From the same man who brought us Rock & Roll Nightmare. You'll love it.

Posted by Arcturo766.

BLACK WIDOW

Unearthed footage of this British band, one of the earliest examples of Satanic-themed rock. Not heavy, kinda like Jethro Tull fronted by theatre students, but peculiar enough to deserve mention.

Posted by pasithespider.