Black Roses

The film constructs its narrative on a generational clash, relying on heavy metal as a potent symbol of misunderstood rebellion. It explores the era's moral panic through a lens of practical effects and demonic possession, creating a chaotic blend of music video aesthetics and body horror.

What lingers after the credits is the sheer energy of its absurd premise and the commitment to its over-the-top execution. It's a time capsule of 80s fringe horror that plays its power chords straight. — MovieFinder Editorial