i just saw the screening with the film maker on hand . i wish i could have join them afterwards at the bar which they invite u all to and but i have get ta work tomorrow . oh and well . the film be what i have expect . i wasn not expect a definitive work on one of my favorite kind of music but rather what have be tout a a love letter to heavy metal artist and fan . that it be . it be funny in part and interest in part and not overly educational but all in all just what i have want . a longhaired and down to earth guy give an overview of u metalhead and some of the music and band and metal style that make u happy . this be not a corny vh1 type of special but rather a heartfelt tip of the hat to a culture that be still go on with teenager and with u slightly old folk . the teen get their release at the end of a school day and u old one get our release when we come home from work . we all crank up the metal . it be a film that be at once scatter in it presentation but also hold together by it topic . it have a good enough array of commentary from musician that keep the pace flow well . most of the musician interview come with at least one good one liner make metalhead and non metalhead grin with or grin at the subject . specifically and as much of a blip a twisted sister be in the 80 ( and i be not a fan ) and i keep notice through the year that dee snider be a very adept and articulate and funny person . in my mind he be probably the best spokesman for the heavy metal community . he have me laugh . i think this film speak more to the fact that metal be a release . some people get it and some people do not and but for some reason it work perfectly to some of u who use the music to let loose and no matter what sub genre we be into . this be a great love letter to metal for both young and old and i look forward to the dvd with the extra footage .