Reviews

Very professionally put together, this rock-n-roll documentary deep-dives into the lives of the men who became the metal missionaries of the Christian rock band Bloodgood.

Tasteful and shocking, Christian and rock, serene and loud, this band and this movie juxtaposes many things. Bu the one thing that Bloodgood does, and which comes across so well in this movie, is they live for Jesus and they exist to tell others about Him.

As someone who grew up in my formative years listening to this band, it is impossible to watch this without getting emotional.

If you are a fan of rock documentaries, this is one you have got to see.

The last reviewer obviously only watched the first five minutes of this film before deciding they didn't like it and shutting it off, yet decided to give it a lousy review anyways. This is NOT a "Mad Max ripoff". This may be a B movie, but it is remarkably original in its content. It has an engaging storyline which, if you watch the film for a while, really keeps you guessing as to what is really going on. There are more than a few great plot twists, as well. The acting is far above par for a B movie. If you like "post-apocalyptic road warrior movies", then you should give this one a try, as i did - and thoroughly enjoyed it. Now obviously, if all you watch are Hollywood blockbusters, then this isn't the movie for you. An interesting side note, the lead actors' voice sounds a heck of a lot like Stephen Amell, some raspy whisper-roar that he is so good at on Arrow. I gave this movie an 8 out of 10, and I hope you'll watch it and enjoy it too.