Flea

Are you sorry you asked?

That very much has a vibe like the Batman Arkham video game series. Color me intrigued, though not sold.

Definitely a Top 10 so far of 2020. Produced by Patterson Hood, backed by the DBTs (and Jason Isbell on 1 song). This is the real deal!

My bad, I thought you were saying Chop Top was in the original. And there are not too many films that wouldn't profit from some Bill Moseley.

As good as this album is, imagine how much better it would be with Bon Scott on vocals.

Chop Top was in TCM2, not the original. And Cannibal Holocaust would be SO much better if it were not for the animal cruelty. That should not have happened.

Total concurrence.

I wish it were edgier.

The Toecutter makes a return in Fury Road (which honestly may be the best of the bunch).

And I will agree and qualify those thoughts by saying look for films beyond the mainstream. The most absolutely frightening film experience of my entire life was seeing Ridley Scott's Alien in theater during it's original release. Not much gore beyond the chestburster scene, and not many jump scares - just an overwhelming sense of "these people are FUCKED, they know it, and it won't be pleasant". I feel the same way about Carpenter's The Thing, especially since it has a downbeat/unresolved ending.

Now we are just getting into "name every debut album by artists you like" territory. And that's not a dig at anyone, just an observation.

The only film he directed that was worth a shart was Falling Down. The rest are pretty much rotten offal.