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Lords of Chaos (2018)

A teenager's quest to launch Norwegian Black Metal in Oslo in the 1990s results in a very violent outcome.

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Anton Bitel 13 Oct 2018

a painful, often devilishly funny look at male adolescent insecurity and idiocy.

Zippy M 23 Aug 2018

Don't bother with the steaming pile of garbage... No one portrayed in this movie endorses this. Jonas Åkerlund sucks, his music videos suck. Pass on this.

Eve Tushnet 01 Nov 2018

Director Jonas Åkerlund handles this cruel and sad material with sensitivity. He lets you laugh at Euronymous' pretensions and his Mean Girls-style cruelties, and makes you recoil from the destruction and desecration the band promoted.

Katie Rife 17 Oct 2018

Åkerlund’s understanding is more like contempt, in a film that downplays the bigotry of the Norwegian black metal scene and shrugs off the severity of its actions with a “boys will be boys” approach that has no reverence for the scene, but doesn’t provide any insight into it, either.

Kaleem Aftab 24 Oct 2018

Intriguing, well-acted and impressively crafted story.