Right!! She looks like a Christian in the year of 2019 which is rare to see nowadays is weird seeing people so extremely Christianized by the ways in 1500’s.. the majority of people are having affairs in US and she multiplies drama in a music talent film. Plus there is millions of people who listens to black metal who don’t want this movie or care about society... that’s exactly what we didn’t want. But it is what it is
My god she's annoying, Rory held himself really well in this interview. Really enjoyed lords of chaos, only really watched it because of Rory and glad I did.
Varg was a bass player in Mayhem. Not a lead singer. He replaced Necrobuther. Necro has left the band after Dead's (former lead singer) suicide.. Second: maximum sentence in Norway is 21 years in prision, not 11. And Rory, it's corpse paint not "face paint" :)
@@hmpz36911 well, fine. If you call it face paint - i'm ok with it. Obviously not every one should be into this genre. But from an actor which plays a role in a film about black metal scene i have slightly higher expectatios in this context ;)
Krzysztof Królikowski Well from someone who worked closely with bands from around the world in 80s/90s who also did makeup for them a lot; it was called makeup/facepaint more often then the later term of corpsepaint
Rory sure knows a lot about black metal... "What the difference between Death Metal and Black Metal?" "They paint their faces to look like dead bodies and burn churches"
@@noahfriebel3278 Right, and as an actor it's his job to properly research the material he's going to be portraying. As you can tell he obviously didn't do a good job of that.
@@tenchikid80 Yeah..I´ve seen the movie and I thibk h did a pretty good job...the movie is not really about the musical side of things its more focused on the charackter development so i think it´s not really neceserry to know the (besides, i can imagine he was probably annoyed by the interviewer so i can understand why he didnt answer the question properly :D)
@@painpeace3619 Yeah, Jonas Åkerlund can try and spin the story however he likes about why he made this movie. But when it comes down to it, he made the movie to exploit the things that happened and make a quick dollar off of it. He's not even in touch with the Black Metal scene anymore, he said it himself he doesn't even listen to the music anymore. The actors in the movie know hardly anything about Black Metal and Rory Culkin was attached to this movie for 4 years! And the best definition of BM he can come up with is that they paint their faces and burn churches? It'll be interesting to know just how many liberties this guy took with telling a story about people's lives he hardly knows anything about himself. He's just copy and pasting things from the book and throwing in some teen drama parts to make it 'accessible' to the masses.
Maximum sentence in Norway is 21 years, but it's usually never that long if you behave during the sentence. Unless you're considered sick enough to repeat your offenses. Then you can be locked up indefinitely.
Well, it's still weird though that he broke out of jail and was captured with explosives and still got parole for "good behavior". That doesn't seem like "good behavior". I mean, far be it from me to criticize Norwegian jurisprudence as they have a pretty low recidivism rate, it largely seems to work, but surely, if you bust and out and get yourself a bunch of explosives, shouldn't you get a little added time? Just sayin'. Norway is maybe just a little too chill.
Could be the worst interview ever, when you interview someone, don't just keep talking, let someone else speak, and varg wasn't the lead singer? He was the bass player, the worst interview, it's a good film, mayhem are still making amazing music, long live blackmetal.
Lol This lady is acting like Rory burnt the churches himself lol. It's a movie lady , if you make a movie about Nazi Germany someone has to play Hitler , it doesn't mean the people involved in a movie agree with the beliefs of the subjects.
Its pretty amateur to critique a true story movie by the actions of the characters in it and their likability, rather than how the film was made, acted, told, how it was received and made you feel.
Why interview him lady if u was gonna be so rude and against the movie🙄 it was also very ignorant for her to bring up Varg’s kids, I mean yes he killed someone but his kids don’t have nothing to do wit it. I can tell that Rory was over her😂
this interviewer is really rude and offensive. and she was actually dying to talk about his brother more than the movie he is promoting. and when he was actually answering his questions about his brother (out of nowhere questions btw) she was just rude and sarcastic towards him. so far from home alone. oh really woman?
Theres so many errors in the 'facts' provided here. I wish there was a polite way Rory could have corrected her on **some** of the facts. Theres so many people out there not knowing the truth and this will confuse more people.
Black Metal move in Norway back in those days was borderlining what some people call diabolicism or military satanism, which in other words, is to serve the devil with only violence, death, chaos and destruction; they may have not belonged to a satanic cult, but they got so close to behave like members from one. Besides the lack of rites, the difference is I don't think they came to practice magic, but those two are the only differences from a diabolist official satanic cult and these guys from the inner circle. If the guys had kept that direction, maybe they would have become a real mafia aligned to official satanic cults, and maybe they would've become a ritualist family involved in all sorts of organized criminal activities, such as drug dealing, snuff movies, supremacist ideologies, human rights vilations, boycots and other stuff. Just opinions... Dave Mustaine was a black magic practitioner, so it's not so far the connection between black magic and extreme metal genres
That's a very interesting point of view. Sorry for just seeing this 4yr later and replying. Satanism has different approaches. High level Satanists are horrible people generally but not known for being Satanists. Black Metal, with a few exceptions, is a LARP by guys who don't know much about it but like the darkness and image. It's more of a provocative 'lets upset the Christians' thing on top of that.
By the way not everyone remembesr Mcculkin as home alone we also remember him from The Good Son in 1993. Relax lady not everyone is the same as you or this is 2019 people became more skeptic about things way before Christian religión came along and not even a few care about religion
Anyone that's watched any of varg's youtube videos can see why an organization like vice news would make something like this to try and smear his name. Nobody knows that euronymous was the one that was obsessed with the black metal image and fucked varg out of money while varg was on his label, so varg left euronymous' label. This is when word started to get around that euronymous was a sketchy dick and people started to distance themselves from him. Upset about this, euronymous started to tell people that he was going to kidnap and torture varg after inviting varg to his place to discuss a contract. This is the night euronymous was murdered. It doesn't sound like any of this was in the movie. So, take it for what it is. Just a movie.
Imagine if in every film everyone who watched it was inspired like this lady is saying? what silly questions, and the worst part was Rory having to answer the obvious
hmm the lead singer murdered that guy? she needs to read the story again ;) he was i jail 16 years before probation.. where do you get yur facts from ;)
"Murder bad so movie about murder = bad. Everyone working in movie about murder? Bad! Everyone who enjoyed movie about murder? Bad bad bad!!!! Mentally ill people watching movie about murder? Very Dangerous!!!!!!! Will definitely replicate behaviour!!! And murder more people!!!" Honestly Rory showed such class and patience when handling a very incompetent interviewer with flatout imature and reductive views on art/cinema. The interview was a joke, that is, if it can even be called an interviewer since it resembled a monologue a lot of the time. Anyways, kudos to him.
Black metal was born due to death metal becoming a generic Morrisound standard. It became boring. You want something far darker, listen to the extremes of Doom.
I actually felt that way about black metal at one point after listening to it a lot. I went heavily into some more slower and heavier doom It sounded so hopeless and desolate and yet beautiful at the same time.
This Mayhem story has been told countless times no need for a stupid, cheesy movie. It’s just a quick cash grab for the band and everyone involved in this garbage excuse of a movie. A Dissection/ Jon Nödtveidt documentary would be nice though. Jon was a very talented musician compared to mayhem.
I'm not sure i can finish watching this because DJ chick kept going on and on and on and on in her introduction.....and WORSE.....BUTCHERED the storyline as she told it. Kudos to Culkin for not correcting her. She's in the #1 media market in the country, folks.......awful.
I think they celebrated singing a record label and Sharon let doves out as a symbol of achievement or something I don’t know but Ozzy grabbed one a bit it’s head off.
A lot of people are dumb in their early 20s. They've just had the chance to jump into the adult. They've barely had any chance to mature with life experience as adults. This is why we tend to call people in their early 20s kids.
Physically adults but when it comes to maturity and life experience they are still kids. They are at an age where they fully understand and are fully responsible for their actions, but they haven't matured mentally. You need life experience in the adult world and at late teens or early 20s your thrown into the adult words with barely any experience. Early 20 somethings can be pretty stupid. While we should expect responsibility and maturity from early 20s somethings, there's a reason why we call them kids.
the lies in the movie are mayhem never burned churches, it was their crazy fans, or atleast that is what the band said. if your a christian you wont understand
@@Eyeyamgod don't you know all are experts now that they saw the movie and downloaded popular black metal music off itunes! Ugh, then all thoae fans share their false knowledge and flood the boards with more lies! It's driving me crazy...
She took on all a moralist view of the movie hahaha and that sounds kinda pathetic for a person who works with culture and arts in general... She can't hide the disgusting tone in the questions, she can have any reaction she wants, but it's terrible to watch an interview like that.
I don't think it matters that she doesn't know about black metal, it's supposed to be a film for a broader audience and not just a the tiny amount of people who considered themselves black metal fans, but she seems to have been very confused about the plot and didn't take any notes or do anything in the way of research. She rambled on and on and didn't let Rory talk much, and seemed more interested in voicing her shock and moral dismay at the events portrayed in the film rather than asking intelligent questions. A person who knows nothing about the musical genre could still ask thoughtful questions about the themes of the film. I think there's a lot that could be explored on the issue of toxic masculinity, and about groupthink within small subcultures, what happens to a person when their mask becomes their face, when you're trying so hard to live up to your persona that you don't even really know your true self anymore.