Lamb of God: Terror and Hubris

A sweaty, intimate plunge into a band's raw live energy, all noise and commitment, like standing in the front row.

A loose, affectionate hangout with a scrappy band, more like watching friends jam than a polished concert film.

A short, loud plunge into sweaty mosh pits and scruffy guitars, buzzing with the warmth of a scene that takes care of its own.

A warm, intimate backstage portrait that alternates dazzling stadium spectacle with quiet, candid conversation among close friends.

A cheerful, admiring look at creative teamwork, with lively concert energy and candid backstage moments that feel warm and celebratory.

A loud, sweaty concert document with rough-edged rock energy, crowd roar and backstage chatter that plays like a raw live souvenir.

A lively, loud, and affectionate look at rock fandom that feels like swapping stories with passionate fans.

An intimate, warm backstage pass that lets you watch a legendary band rehearse and reflect, feeling like you're in the room.

A warm, nostalgic look backstage at a band's long haul, mixing candid talk with the charge of live shows.

A quiet, intimate hangout with young musicians chasing a scene, more texture and atmosphere than narrative.

A lively, affectionate clip reel of rock highs that plays like a greatest-hits album: easy, rousing and nostalgic.

A relaxed, friendly peek behind the curtain that feels like hanging out with creative people at work.