Michael Ledo In Auckland, New Zealand, two metal heads discover a manuscript to summon the King of The Demons. Having done that, they then try to reverse it. While the music is metal, I must question their values as true metal heads. They dis Poison, while wearing KISS make-up. They summon a demon and then panic and try to get rid of the demon. What real metal heads would try to get rid of a demon and wear KISS style make-up?The film has numerous comic elements as our "Brothers in Steel" have good one liners and situational dialogue. The effects ranged from good to a New Zealand Troma. The film makes fun of conservative Christians and most normal things.Walmart sells the film ($9.96 US) under the title "Heavy Metal Apocalypse" because "Deathgasm" doesn't fit into their family image (?).Fun film. Guide: F-bomb, implied sex, nudity.

Fujiko-san I loved this movie! A light-hearted, gore-fest for metal heads! Solid script and story, excellent effects, funny, just a little scary- perfect for the genre.If you do not like Metal (and ok, Im trying not to judge and failing) dont even bother. This movie was not made for you so dont waste your time watching it, or ours by writing a pitiful review afterwards.

Stevieboy666 A group of small town misfits form a heavy metal band and unwittingly unleash a demon through their music. Fantastic combination of horror, comedy, gore and heavy metal from first time New Zealand writer and director Jason Lei Howden. His passion for both horror and metal help make this such an enjoyable movie. Good acting & special effects, which provide gore by the bucket load, my only quibble was that I had a job at times to understand what was being said by some of the possessed. Overall a great, fun ride. And watch out for the post credits scene.

gavin6942 Four teenage boys unwittingly summon an ancient evil entity known as The Blind One by delving into black magic while trying to escape their mundane lives.One part "Dead Alive", one part "Evil Dead 2", and a heaping scoop of "Todd and the Book of Pure Evil"... you have "Deathgasm", a movie that is both dark and hilarious, with over-the-top gore and some questionable sexual references (but never offensive, just uproarious).New Zealand has really taken off as far as their film industry goes. I don't know if Peter Jackson injected them somehow or just got more people to notice the great things happening there... but whichever, there are some films from the last few years that are among the best in the horror genre.