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by Sebastian Kluth

Mulgoe / Monstrum (2018) - Twisted political intrigue meets bloody monster hunt - 9/10 (12/02/21)

Mulgoe / Monstrum (2018) - Twisted political intrigue meets bloody monster hunt - 9/10 (12/02/21)

Monstrum is a South Korean historical fiction movie that bears a resemblance to the excellent Rampant. The film takes place during the sixteenth century and follows two story lines that intertwine. One part of the movie focuses on a strange monster that...

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Marked Man / The Warlord (2020) - Weak military action film but intriguing historical drama - 6/10 (12/02/21)

Marked Man / The Warlord (2020) - Weak military action film but intriguing historical drama - 6/10 (12/02/21)

There are two ways to approach Mongolian military drama Marked Man, also known as The Warlord. If you compare this movie to similar productions from other countries, the lack of budget becomes quite obvious which leads to an absence of gripping action...

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Happy Valentine's Day!

A fresh take on Desireless' classic Voyage, Voyage by Sirenia

My mother obviously prefers the original version: Right now, I prefer the vibrant cover version by Sirenia - check it out: What's your opinion here? Leave a message and enjoy the music!

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A return to the group's dynamic, entertaining and spontaneous side - A review of Therion's Leviathan

A return to the group's dynamic, entertaining and spontaneous side - A review of Therion's Leviathan

Three years after the ambitious triple album Beloved Antichrist that came around with three discs, forty-six songs and a running time of one hundred eighty-three minutes, symphonic metal pioneers Therion have decided to go back to their critically acclaimed...

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A return to the group's dynamic, entertaining and spontaneous side - A review of Therion's Leviathan

A return to the group's dynamic, entertaining and spontaneous side - A review of Therion's Leviathan

Three years after the ambitious triple album Beloved Antichrist that came around with three discs, forty-six songs and a running time of one hundred eighty-three minutes, symphonic metal pioneers Therion have decided to go back to their critically acclaimed...

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Girls, glam and grit: A review of X-Ray's discography (1983 - 1986)

Girls, glam and grit: A review of X-Ray's discography (1983 - 1986)

Creepy artwork but enthusiastic music (1983) X-Ray is a Japanese heavy metal quartet in the key of Anthem, Loudness and Sabbrabells to just name three similarly sounding groups. If compared to the energetic Anthem, the diversified Loudness and the mellower...

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Bland, conservative and forgettable - A review of Accept's Too Mean to Die

Bland, conservative and forgettable - A review of Accept's Too Mean to Die

Don't get me wrong, I have appreciated several records since Accept's return twelve years ago but the sextet's new effort Too Mean to Die is absolutely forgettable. Despite several recent line-up changes, the band is playing traditional heavy metal by...

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The Arizona Coyotes are on fire!

The knights in Sedona red scored the equalizer with one second left to play in the third period and went on to beat the St. Louis Blues for a third time in a row in a dramatic shootout! Watch the highlights below!

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Kluseba's Cold Cases: Sixth Episode

Ladies and gentlemen! It's time for another mysterious case that has become infamous all around the world. It involves a Portuguese crime scene, a German suspect and a British victim. It includes a series of dreadful accusations, overwhelming media attention...

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