music REVIEW: Cathedral – The Last Spire
Jack Traveller dons his mourning black and attends the funeral of Coventry’s doom pioneers Cathedral, with their farewell album ‘The Last Spire’.
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film REVIEW: Motel Hell
Chris Ward takes a look at Motel Hell, an 80′s cult favourite being released on Blu-ray for the first time by Arrow Video.
book INTERVIEW: OneMetal Talks to Plague Nation Author Dana Fredsti
OneMetal’s resident bookworm and zombie-hunter Peter Ray Allison talks to author and sword-wielding deadite Dana Fredsti about zombies, swords and sequels.
film REVIEW: Black Sabbath
No, this isn’t an early review of the new album by the legendary metal band but a look at the Blu-ray of the film that influenced their name, released via Arrow Video.
film REVIEW: Frozen Silence
Dom O’Brien takes a look at the Spanish war thriller Frozen Silence, released via Metrodome Distribution.
music REVIEW: Shouting Signals – Stand Your Ground
Henry Fogarty tries a debut EP from an emerging Essex quintet, and tries not to feel old and jaded.
music LIVE REVIEW: Bongripper, Conan & Humanfly @ DQ, Sheffield – 23/04/13
Danny Heaten braves the slings and arrows of incompetent sound engineers to bring you his appraisal of an evening of doom and drone courtesy of Bongripper, Conan, Humanfly and local supports Trudger and Ivory Tusks.
film REVIEW: Slice & Dice: The Slasher Film Forever
Everyone loves a good documentary, right? Chris Ward does, and luckily horror writer and critic Callum Waddell has put together a double-disc set about slasher films called Slice & Dice: The Slasher Film Forever, released via 88 Films.
film REVIEW: Oblivion
OneMetal newbie Sam Hailes gives his verdict on the Tom Cruise sci-fi vehicle Oblivion.
music REVIEW: Stone Sour – House of Gold and Bones Part 2
Ryan Neal concludes his review of Stone Sour’s new two part album. Read the verdict on House of Gold and Bones Part 2.
music NEWS: Saga movie announced: Vikings, zombies, bikers, black metal!
Darkthrone’s Nocturno Culto to star in “a black metal Viking biker film with zombies” – Kit Rathenar brings you the skinny.
film REVIEW: The Facility
After a stressful time recently, Chris Ward checks himself into The Facility – oh dear…
music REVIEW: Centurian – Contra Rationem
Dutch death metal quartet Centurian return after 12 years with their third full-length album, ‘Contra Rationem’. Phil Whitehouse joins the phalanx.
game NEWS: News: Watch Dogs – Collector’s Edition and Trailer Details
Who’s watching the Watch Dogs? Well we are as a matter of fact as we give more insight into this upcoming game and look at why Ubisoft Montreal don’t get the credit they deserve
music REVIEW: Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, Larry and his Flask & George Frakes @ The Forum, Kentish Town – 25/04/13
Henry Fogarty finds that punk is far more than a four-letter word.
film REVIEW: Come Out And Play
Another week, another remake. Only this one isn’t a full-on hardcore gorefest set in a cabin in the woods. Chris Ward checks out the Makinov-directed Come Out and Play, released via Metrodome Distribution.
game NEWS: Beyond: Two Souls at Tribeca Film Festival
Quantic Dream are known for their cinematic games; for pulling you into multi-dimensional characters and interesting, thought-provoking stories with little more than a few button pushes. Now, fresh from a 35 minute showing at the Tribeca Film Festival is their latest game, due in October 2013: Beyond: Two Souls. Quantic Dream are a French development [...]
film REVIEW: Baron Blood
More Mario Bava classics are being added to the Arrow Video catalogue. Chris Ward takes a look at 1972′s Baron Blood.
game ARTICLE: First Impressions: Among the Sleep
Among the Sleep, a game currently in Alpha state and in the midst of a Kickstarter campaign by Norway-based Krillbite Studio , has captured a lot of interest in the past few days, and it’s easy to see why. It is an atmospheric horror game, forcing the gamer to confront their own fragility; drilling into [...]
book REVIEW: Tank Girl: Everyone Loves Tank Girl by Alan Martin and Jim Mahfood
OneMetal’s Peter Ray Allison sits down to read the latest Tank Girl offering and recalls why everydody does indeed love Tank Girl.