Slayer: The Repentless Killogy

DocumentaireMusique
Année2019
Durée2h 11m

'Slayer: The Repentless Killogy' is a short narrative film written and directed by BJ McDonnell, that blends the music of Slayer with an uncompromising and unmissable, trilogy of music videos assembled as one chronological story-line.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Wayne Isham

Director

BJ McDonnell

Director

Tom Araya

Self

CB

Cody Banta

Self - Hand Neo Nazi #1

Marv Blauvelt

Self - Prisoner

Paul Bostaph

Self

Katelyn Brooke

Self - Elizabeth

Paul Chomicki

Self - Paul

Jared Degado

Self - Prisoner

BE

Beach Eastwood

Self - Prisoner

Micah Fitzgerald

Self - Luther

DF

David Foy

Self - Gangster

Ryan Gibson

Self - William

Blake Heron

Self - Gunman Henchman

Gary Holt

Self

JH

Jason Hull

Self - Gangster

Kerry King

Self

JK

Joe Knetter

Self - Prisoner

Tyler Mane

Self - Tyler

Derek Mears

Self - Blake

BJ McDonnell

Writer

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10 commentaires

Yabi LaliMay 29, 2023

source: Slayer: The Repentless Killogy

Binod BoharaMar 14, 2023

source: Slayer: The Repentless Killogy

ستار سعد-SattarSaadNov 22, 2022

The whole thing (wont call movie) a Piece of crap in any way. I hope somebody get the price of this. All creators go to hell.(f yur selfes)

DBNGOGONov 22, 2022

Wow... this movie is obliviously funny. Oh is so bad it's hilarious. It will have you asking, "is this real life?" This was just bad, acting was horrible, there was no sense of real direction with random cuts abundant! They also happen to get a bunch of actors that aren't really relevant anymore. I feel like this came out 10 years too late. Also let us not forget the old man away by Tom Araya. There was way too much testosterone going on in this, that it just became a contest. Go into this knowing it is a collection of music videos not an actual movie with a live performance after credits.

Kathleen AgayaNov 22, 2022

Worst sound ever. My husband and I were actually in the front at the Forum show and this movie did not come close to what it was actually like or how it sounded. I liked the odd machete-ish short movie though. However , I did not come for the soothing sounds of Slayer. Is it over yet? 😫🔫

Awuramah💞Nov 22, 2022

So bad I have no words to describe it. Sound is awful as is the quality of camerawork. A disgrace.

@بلخير الورفليNov 22, 2022

Just like all Slayer ouput post Seasons in the abyss. I'd stick to Iron maiden & Megadeth live concert.

Shining StarNov 22, 2022

I knew it was only a matter of time before these old bands attempted to do what Mötley Crüe did with "The Dirt". I should have just listened to my gut feeling and not watched.

Eyoba The GreatNov 22, 2022

Let me start off by saying that I've been a life long slayer fan and continue to be a die hard fan up to this day. That being said the first hour of the movie seemed like a cheap D-rated horror flick directed by some random art school drop out. There was absolutely no plot, some guy just goes around butchering everyone he sees looking for the villain Lucifer. The violence is over the top and grotesque simply for the sake of shock value and violence. The last 90 minutes redeemed the movie as it moved to one of their recent live performances where they played many of their namesake songs like south side of heaven and angel of death. The audio quality could have been better but seeing as it was a theater it's understandable. Overall the first hour is a 2/10 and the last 90 minutes is a solid 9/10 so I'm giving it a 5 star rating.

JanemenaNov 22, 2022

Being a lifelong Slayer fan this has been a horrific experience - and NOT in a good way. The first part is a sort of extended videoclip, showing an endless series of bloody gore, pointless murders, senseless storytelling and lousy acting - even by A-list actors. Next the concert. Did Slayer want to torture its audience by presenting a concert in lowfi stereo and 4:3 video? Even bootleg vids on YouTube are of better production quality. Total ripoff and sadly Slayer's final wave goodbye to its fans.