Metallimania

Sep 20 1997 N/A 1h 49m

Comedy, Documentary, Music

Killing Time Productions are releasing an unofficial 95-minute documentary on DVD, titled "Metallimania" and filmed between 1994 to 1996, that humorously captured METALLICA and the outer limits of fan worship in a pre-Napster world. Like "Some Kind of Monster", "Metallimania" was also financed with METALLICA money for the band's own private amusement, a way to document what was then the longest tour of its career: nearly three years playing all over the world in support of its self-titled 1991 album. Cribbed from thousands of hours of camcorder footage taken at outdoor festivals, "Metallimania" freezes in amber for future generations the group in its last mullet-wearing "ALCOHOLICA" days and some of METALLICA's drunkest, scariest and most confused devotees.

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The wackiest, most dangerous, and drunkest rock and roll documentary ever made! Over 100 minutes of ridiculous debauchery with heavy metal's all time kings and their legion of maniacal fans. Whether you love, hate, or could give a crap about Metallica, this film will have you passed out in the bushes!

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Marc Paschke

Cast

Tom Araya, Eric Braverman, Rob Halford

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