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Heavy Metal
Heavy Metal

6.5

Heavy Metal

R·1981·90m

Summary

The embodiment of ultimate evil, a glowing orb terrorizes a young girl with bizarre stories of dark fantasy, eroticism and horror.

Crew

Director

Pino Van Lamsweerde

Director

John Bruno

Director

Jimmy T. Murakami

Director

Gerald Potterton

Director

John Halas

Director

Paul Sabella

Director

Harold Whitaker

Director

Jack Stokes

Director

Barrie Nelson

Director

Julian Harris

Characters

Jean Giraud

Original Story

Richard Corben

Original Story

Bernie Wrightson

Original Story

Angus Mckie

Original Story, Story

Dan O'Bannon

Screenplay, Story

Len Blum

Screenplay, Story

Daniel Goldberg

Reviews

JPV852

JPV852

April 23, 2022

6

I know this has an incredible fan base and considered a cult classic but as someone who never watched this I don't have any nostalgia feelings for this. I found some of the animation to be pretty good while others, like for the segment, "Harry Canyon", I didn't care very much for (although it was my favorite one of the bunch, reminded me of The Fifth Element). The rest was watchable but not terribly impressive and the last, "Taarna" had good visuals but at that point I really was not invested.

I don't know, maybe if I had watched this at some point in the late 80s or early 90s, it would have a better connection with my, but I was more interested as it is, not sure I have much interest in revisiting. **3.0/5**

Media

Status:

Released

Original Language:

English

Budget:

$9,300,000.00

Revenue:

$20,118,654.00

Keywords

flying car
taxi
midnight movie
heavy metal
based on comic
drug use
rotoscoping
adult animation