Anthrax: Chile On Hell

Synopsis

Anthrax: Chile On Hell is a powerful 2014 documentary that captures the intensity and passion of the legendary thrash metal band Anthrax during their unforgettable 2011 live performance in Santiago, Chile. Featuring frontman Joey Belladonna, the film delves into the fervent connection between the band and their Chilean fans, documenting a night packed with raw energy, iconic tracks, and an electrifying atmosphere. More than just a concert film, it offers intimate glimpses into the band's dynamics, the cultural impact of metal music in South America, and the enduring loyalty of Anthrax’s global fanbase. This immersive experience is a must-watch for metal enthusiasts and music lovers alike.

Cast

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  Joey Belladonna

  Vocals

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  Frank Bello

  Bass

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  Scott Ian

  Guitars

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  Charlie Benante

  Drums

• Jonathan Donais

  Guitars

Reviews

Anthrax: Chile On Hell has been well received by fans and critics alike, particularly praised for its authentic portrayal of the live metal scene and the band's electrifying performance. On IMDb, the film holds an impressive rating of 8.3/10, reflecting strong viewer appreciation for its raw concert footage and charismatic presence of Joey Belladonna. Critics from Metal Injection highlighted the documentary’s "unfiltered energy and genuine fan devotion," while those on AllMusic lauded it for capturing "the undying spirit of thrash metal in one of its strongest fanbases." Although lacking mainstream critic ratings on Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic due to its niche subject, the film’s reception within metal communities is overwhelmingly positive, often described as both an "emotional tribute and a high-octane live experience." Some reviewers wished for more behind-the-scenes content to deepen the narrative, but the film’s focus on the concert proved effective for fans eager to relive or witness an iconic moment in metal history.