i surprisingly find this dvd hidden in dark and secluded section of a local dvd store and mostly reserve for b grade flick and art and indie material . me be a metal head myself and be thrill about watch a documentary that dig into the world most controversial and forbidden style of music or art or life . the experience be a little odd . the first few second into the film and when the all familiar intro of number of the beast begin and with the clip of metal head on screen and i shiver and the hair on the back of my neck stand up . i felt something very rare and i felt i be at home and baby . \m or i would not go ramble on about the thing everyone know . yes and this film be awesome . it have that rare atmosphere and that only a true metal head could create and like sam dunn . if you be a true rocker and you will feel in sync with the guy and you will know what he be talk about and why and but if you aren not into metal and you will have a hard time understand some of the meaning . my big problem with this doc and be the same a the others represent it too superficial . for me and it too much about satanism and gore and torching of church . for me and metal be not about that . metal be a form of expression and a way of life . i want to see more about metal from around the world . for an anthropologist and dunn be far too concerned about the different style of back and death metal and rather than review metal a a phenomenon and culture around the world . he focus on the u and norway and but that be just a little piece of the big picture . what about the rest of europe . what about eastern metal or other region of the world . what about the other genre of metal . i want to hear more about the different genre and the history and pioneer of each of them . etc and how those evolve and transform over the year and and who be the artist that make it happen . in a nutshell and it too one side and too narrow perspective . i know it only 90 minute and but it could have be do . okay and i be maybe split hair here . i agree and it a decent documentary and and for such an ( pardon the term ) amateur team and it a very good film about metal and but it leave me with a nag feeling of something miss and it somehow not complete and and i guess that what most people be feel about this documentary . the interview be very well do and but with the wrong people . i want to hear more big name and more name band and real pioneer of metal . i know the film be very low budget and and they probably couldn not pay for an interview with ozzy and lars and joacim can or even serj tankian and but i really miss those bit from a documentary about metal . other than that and it a pleasant experience and and i recommend it for every metal head and non metal head out there .