Metalheads: The Good, the Bad, and the Evil
Year: 2008
Runtime: 82 mins
Language: English
Emily Thomas plays Bill’s girlfriend while he drifts through a gritty, authentic metal scene that starkly contrasts Hollywood’s caricatures. The film portrays real metalheads, rejecting the posers and mainstream clichés that reduce metal to pop‑glam trash like Motley Crüe. Bill even declares a song should only use the word “baby” when it’s about killing babies.
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