Mötley Crüe Movies

One of the biggest bands of the hair-metal genre, Motley Crue receive the video-retrospective treatment in this release including such songs as "Home Sweet Home," "Same Ol' Situation," and "Dr. Feelgood." The Universal Masters Collection is a series of music-video compilations featuring some of the biggest artists of rock and pop. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

The Rockthology video series contains performance clips, videos, and interviews with rock artists. This edition contains work by such performers as guitar gods Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, rap act Public Enemy, and rock bands Kiss, Living Colour, and Motorhead. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Its the suburbanites versus the metal-heads in this tuneful drama. The trouble begins when the quiet community gets deeply offended by a leather-clad chain-wielding heavy-metal disc jockey. Several metal bands appear on the soundtrack including Deep Purple, Bon Jovi, Golden Earring, Kiss, Motley Crue, Rush, Iron Maiden and the Scorpions. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

Italian horror auteur Dario Argento produced and co-wrote (with director Lamberto Bava) this gory, nightmarish horror film set almost entirely within the "Metropol," a huge, cathedral-like Berlin cinema showing an invitation-only screening of a rather lame slasher film. The difference, of course, is that the cheap scares on the Metropol's screen are child's play compared to the horrors which soon emerge to lay hold of the unsuspecting filmgoers: when a young woman is scratched by part of a display in the theatre lobby, she begins to mutate into a fanged, slavering creature who then attacks other audience members, spreading the demonic infection until only a handful of survivors are forced to combat rampaging armies of inhuman beasts, making the latter portion of the film resemble Night of the Living Dead. A handful of sequels followed; there's a little "reward" for those who stick around for the end credits. ~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide