Peter Steele

If you think it's funny to watch a drunkard, think of the fun you'll have watching someone on acid. This movie follows a doomed character who can't seem to go a day without tripping, venturing into one misadventure after another. Yes, taking acid can make a normal routine, like going to work, seem like an odyssey, complete with monsters (toilet sharks), perils (the sidewalk turning into an inferno), and beautiful maidens. Peter Steele from Type O Negative guest stars in this unusual comedy.

Symphony for the Devil was recorded Sunday August 22, 1999, at the 12th Bizarre Festival, Cologne, Germany. This gig was originally recorded for a German live-in-concert program, 'WDR Rockpalast', and broadcast on German television. The band bought the live footage because it seemed to be the best one available to date regardless of the previous TV releases. 12 cameras were used.

It's arguably the most brutal and nihilistic form of music ever to assault the eardrums, and for many young music fans, death metal isn't just something to bang your head to – it's a way of life. Whether you're a longtime death metal fan, a casual listener, or a complete newcomer to the scene, this insightful documentary features an in depth look at one of the music world's least explored genres that will educate as well as entertain. Presented with absolutely no pre-existing agenda, former Carnivore vocalist Peter Steele gazes into the black heart of the least explored style in the heavy-metal spectrum.

Testing the boundaries of political incorrectness, these characters have never attained anything through honorable means. They prefer to use lying, cheating, stealing, or brute force. Take, for instance, the pharmaceutical student who utilizes his skills to produce date-rape drugs, and he sells these concoctions in order to pay tuition. While each 'dirtbag' has his own story, all become obstacles to the protagonist – a dirtbag who's at the crossroads of change. Will he find redemption or destruction?

Go behind the stage with the gothic/metal band Type O Negative. See hilarious tounge-in-cheek humor from all 4 members (also has footage of Sal Abruscato). Also see a huge toilet paper fight with the crowd as Pantera plays on stage. You thought these guys were dark and mysterious? Think again.

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"Living the American Nightmare" is telling the story of all struggling artists who hit middle age before hitting it big. The main focus of this story of heartbreak & disillusionment is Myke Hideous, a singer/songwriter/artist from New Jersey who struggles to create despite numerous pitfalls in his career. Myke made his bones in the gothic rock band, the Empire Hideous. His project was littered with money trouble and line-up changes it's entire existence. The height of Myke's career came when he was asked to join the reunited horror punk pioneers, the Misfits.

Peter Steele was a 6'8" gothic icon who appeared to be a real-life vampire, but behind the towering physique and bass-heavy growl was a man battling crippling stage fright, addiction, and profound loss. From the streets of Brooklyn and the "Green Man" days at the Parks Department to the platinum success of Bloody Kisses and October Rust, this documentary explores the dual life of the Type O Negative frontman. We delve into his early days with Fallout and Carnivore, his controversial brush with the European media, and the personal demons that inspired anthems like "Black No. 1" and "I Don't Wanna Be Me." This is the definitive story of Type O Negative—a band that blended gloom, humor, and heavy metal into a legacy that remains unmatched.