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Twisted Metal: Black

  • Video Game
  • 2001
  • M
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
625
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Twisted Metal: Black (2001)
Twisted Metal: Black
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Car ActionDark FantasyPsychological HorrorActionCrimeDramaFantasyHorror

Twisted Metal: Black features 15 psychotic mental patients competing in the Twisted Metal tournament for one wish that will grant them anything they want.Twisted Metal: Black features 15 psychotic mental patients competing in the Twisted Metal tournament for one wish that will grant them anything they want.Twisted Metal: Black features 15 psychotic mental patients competing in the Twisted Metal tournament for one wish that will grant them anything they want.

  • Director
    • David Jaffe
  • Writers
    • Jeff Goldsmith
    • David Jaffe
  • Stars
    • Michael Sorich
    • Mary Fleming
    • Maria Brady
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    8.3/10
    625
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • David Jaffe
    • Writers
      • Jeff Goldsmith
      • David Jaffe
    • Stars
      • Michael Sorich
      • Mary Fleming
      • Maria Brady
    • 14User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 nomination total

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    Michael Sorich
    Michael Sorich
    • Billy Ray Stillwell
    • (voice)
    Mary Fleming
    • Bloody Mary
    • (voice)
    Maria Brady
    • Dollface
    • (voice)
    Adam Segen
    • John Doe
    • (voice)
    • …
    Robert Ayers
    • Preacher
    • (voice)
    • …
    Katie Joseph
    • Raven
    • (voice)
    J.S. Gilbert
    J.S. Gilbert
    • Sweet Tooth
    • (voice)
    • …
    Joe Herrschaft
    • Cage
    • (voice)
    Ian Axness
    • Taxi Boy
    • (voice)
    Jay Richards
    • Commanding Officer
    • (voice)
    • (as Jay Richards Jr.)
    Bill Glanting
    • Dr. Hatch
    • (voice)
    Paul Olsen
    • Scared Man
    • (voice)
    Jeffrey Grellman
      Samantha Newark
        • Director
          • David Jaffe
        • Writers
          • Jeff Goldsmith
          • David Jaffe
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        User reviews14

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        10PlayerSS

        A saved series!

        This game blows away the previous Twisted Metals. 3 and 4 are a horrible mess, but this game picked the series back up. Gameplay is pretty much still the same in terms of fighting. The cars are more detailed and handle much better than they ever have. Top notch voice acting with well written stories and gameplay makes this a perfect game.
        psfreak02

        TMB kicks!

        Twisted Metal: Black is an awesome game. From the makers of the first two games, this blows the entire series out of the water. The movie graphics are very good and the movies themselves are outstanding. If you played the first four you'll remember the're semi-kid friendly. This one pulls out all the stops. Even the gory, sweary ones. You remember the plot: Mental asylum paitents are approched by a man named Calypso. If they participate in his car battling contest and win, they'll have one wish granted. Some are in it for redemption. Others, revenge. Eithier way it makes for great plot twists and top-notch gameplay.
        9benhur76008

        A great game to get, regardless of how old it is now.

        For its time, Twisted Metal Black was graphically competent.I happened upon it just recently, so naturally, with the latest generation of consoles, I was a bit biased. But the game gets way around that with its dark and gritty cinematic style, hectic yet smooth game play, and twisted characters that haunt the game with an ere appeal. The voice acting is first rate, especially by J.S. Gilbert, and the story telling leaves you begging for more. This was such a strong showing for the game they'd have to be crazy to not make another one along the same lines. I'd have to recommend it to all fans of the series, and even those who aren't familiar. It's an adrenaline filled romp through maniac chaos and destruction. Who doesn't love that?
        Godsmind

        Paint it Black

        From the opening menu, the action has begun. Pick one of the loonies and start your massacre of the other loonies. Such a simple gameplay working becoming one of the greatest experiences ever on a console. From the sick storylines, to the over the top characters, this game reeks of awesomeness. Maybe there's not a lot of blood or gore, but this game is packed with images that will have you reeling in pain. Just watching what your character goes through is enough to make you want to scream.

        This game is a perfect 10 in my book.
        10SugaRazor

        The most disturbing game ever made.

        Mortal Kombat, Grand Theft Auto, State of Emergency. These games are all attacked by the media repeatedly for being "too violent." If anything, Twisted Metal Black rises above these in terms of sheer horror. While GTA3 may come right at you with violence, it does not attack you mentally like Twisted Metal does. The storylines revolve around the demented minds of patients in an asylum and their quest to right a wrong. The game itself is one of the greatest on the Playstation 2 and without a doubt the best in the Twisted Metal series. About 15 characters in all, and each level gets progressively more difficult, making the game an everlasting experience. If you're looking for a game to buy on your PS2, I highly suggest this title.

        Overall rating: ***** out of *****

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        • Trivia
          When playing as Sweet Tooth if you look at the head on the top of his truck it always faces towards your nearest opponent listed above your radar
        • Goofs
          During Bloody Mary's middle cinematic, when the bride Kristen tosses the bouquet to Mary, Mary is seen with a look of shock on her face, but the shot is reused from a previous shot with Kristen and her friends in the background where Kristen is still holding the bouquet.
        • Quotes

          Sweet Tooth: The contest was over. So I went and saw Calypso and asked him to make good on his promise. To bring an end to all my pain. To bring an end to the curse. He offered me a vial. He said inside it held the blood of the man who cursed me on the night of my execution. He told me if I drank it, my curse would be over. But he also said, if I ever returned to my killing ways, the antidote would wear off. And the curse would come back to haunt me. I had to decide... It took me all of ten seconds.

          Sweet Tooth: [He stomps on the vial, shattering it]

          Sweet Tooth: Let's face it, boys and girls: A man has to have his priorities. I killed Calypso about as well as I've ever killed anyone.

          Sweet Tooth: Now that I'm free, I'm going to be the greatest of all time.

        • Connections
          Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #25.8 (2001)
        • Soundtracks
          Paint It Black
          Written by Mick Jagger & Keith Richards

          Performed by The Rolling Stones

          Published by ABKCO Music, Inc. (BMI)

          By Arrangement with ABKCO Records

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