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Into the Void: Life, Death and Heavy Metal (2025)
Delves into the emotional and often tragic sagas and behind-the-scenes lives of iconic heavy metal bands and artists, offering an intimate look at the towering legends and unforgettable figures in the genre's history including Randy Rhoads, NME, Judas Priest, Chuck Schuldiner, Wendy O. Williams, Iran's Confess, Ann Boleyn of Hellion, and Pantera's Dimebag Darrell.
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Delves into the emotional and often tragic sagas and behind-the-scenes lives of iconic heavy metal bands and artists, offering an intimate look at the towering legends and unforgettable figures in the genre's history including Randy Rhoads, NME, Judas Priest, Chuck Schuldiner, Wendy O. Williams, Iran's Confess, Ann Boleyn of Hellion, and Pantera's Dimebag Darrell.
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Written By:Evan Husney, Jason Eisener
In Theaters:9/25/2025
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Runtime:400 minutes
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