Lord of Chaos 2019 [Mayhem Live Scenes] 1080p 60fps

Описание: Lords of Chaos is a documentary about the Norwegian black metal scene of the late 1980s and early '90s Mayhem. It explores the dark fringe of humanity and the human capacity for evil, and sometimes exploits cultural and political taboos. It stars the "Home Alone" kid's brother and is more about the international headline-grabbing exploits of TNBM scenesters than the music. Longtime fans of the scene are rejecting the film for being a "Hollywood" production that's exploiting their subcultural niche.

The movie adaptation of the true-crime book “Lords of Chaos” is based on the story of a group of death-obsessed teenagers making hellish noise in their parents’ basements. Jonas Akerlund is the perfect director for the project, as he famously helmed music videos for the likes of Madonna, Metallica and the Prodigy. The movie dramatizes how Oystein Aarseth, known by the stage name Euronymous, conceptualized Mayhem as the darkest, most evil band ever, around whom a small group of metalheads congregated, informally known as the Black Circle. Oystein shrewdly contrived a facade in an attempt to generate publicity, spouted anti-Christian rhetoric and glorified death, not just in Mayhem’s music, but as a philosophy adopted by a cadre of impressionable teenagers. The movie depicts a typical rabble of young adults partying very hard to the scrappy sounds of Venom, Sodom and, of course, Bathor Oystein's character development is based on the arrival of Pelle Ohlin (Jack Kilmer, Val Kilmer's son), who relocated from Sweden to be Mayhem's vocalist.

He suffered from deep and chronic depression and committed suicide in a terrifying, disturbing manner. Oystein finds the body and snaps pictures of it, framed Mayhem as the world's most infamous band. Varg Vikernes (Emory Cohen), a Black Circle newcomer from Bergen, takes it seriously and torches a 17th-century church with a can of gas and some matches, and gets away with it. Culkin and Akerlund reach a conclusion that Euronymous was human after all, a complicated one.

The movie "Lords of Chaos" follows the story of Oystein, a black metal musician, and Varg Vikernes, a nationalist, racist anti-Semite. Oystein signs Varg's black metal project Burzum to his record label, but Varg walks the walk, adopting a doctrine of cold cruelty and committing repeated acts of arson and hanging swastikas in his room. Oystein narrates from the beyond, having been murdered by Varg in 1994. Akerlund shows his commitment to portraying truth rather than propagating the fiction of his characters, portraying the legendary characters as dumb, young, occasionally pathetic people who committed arson and a pair of grisly murders while still living at home with their parents.

cast:
Rory Culkin as Øystein "Euronymous" Aarseth
Jack Kilmer as Pelle "Dead" Ohlin
Emory Cohen as Kristian "Varg" Vikernes
Anthony De La Torre as Jan Axel "Hellhammer" Blomberg
Jonathan Barnwell as Jørn "Necrobutcher" Stubberud
Valter Skarsgård as Bård Guldvik "Faust" Eithun
Sam Coleman as Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen
Sky Ferreira as Ann-Marit
Andrew Lavelle as Gylve "Fenriz" Nagell

Release date: In Theaters: Feb 8, 2019
Release date: Streaming: Feb 22, 2019

[Scott Free Productions, Insurgent Media, 4 1/2, Eleven Arts, Chimney, RSA Films, Gunpowder & Sky, Vice Films, Nordisk Film]
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