Deathgasm – The New Zealand Horror-Comedy That Looks Metal as F**k
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Just the name “Deathgasm” pretty much assures I will be on board for anything. But this description is icing on the cake.
DEATHGASM will gush bodily fluids, rain limbs and tickle your funny bone, before tearing it out and giving you a stiff beating with it.
More specifically, the plot deals with “a mysterious piece of sheet music said to grant Ultimate Power to whoever plays it. But the music also summons an ancient evil entity known as Aeloth The Blind One, who threatens to tear apart existence itself. Their classmates and family become inhabited by demonic forces, tearing out their own eyes and turning into psychotic murderers…and this is only the beginning!”
Tipper Gore promised me all that stuff would happen if I listened to metal music in the ’80s. It sure took long enough.
via EW
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