Metal

Who knew these famous musicians also directed movies?

This is one way to pick up some extra cash and rock out at the same time. These guys aren't too bad considering the equipment they're using. Who knew you could get so crazy on drums made of just a couple buckets. This beats the hell out of mime any day for sure.

It's the little things in life that make you happy. I wish this version was on the original game because I think we all would have played a lot more. The more I listen to it, the more I want to make it my ringtone. Now this guy just needs to add some drums to Contra, Double Dragon, and Zelda!

Here's a cool little nugget to get you through your day. I forgot how much stupid enjoyment I got out of this movie. This makes it even better. A little bit of metal can go a long way.

That's probably the best present you could get a kid for Christmas. For being pre-school instruments, they sound pretty damn good. I may have to get my little nephew some of these for his birthday this year.

This is the funniest thing I've watch all week, literally tears were running down my face from laughing so hard. Watch as this kid records himself singing along with a Suicide Silence song. The sounds you are about to hear at around the :30 mark should not come out of a human ever.

The much anticipated "Hail to the King Animated Series" Avenged Sevenfold has been working on with Jon Schnepp (Metalocalypse, Venture Bros, ABC's of Death) is complete.

If you've ever wondered what it would sound like if a band from another genre of music covered some of metals greatest tunes. Then you may want to check out this band known as "Metalachi", which takes awesome metal tunes and sets them to mariachi music.

It seems like everyone and everything has done some sort of a take on the annoying viral video "Gangnam Style" but this is the first metal version of the song that I've ran across. And honestly, it doesn't suck all that bad.

Cats are a lot of things.  Mine is weird, possibly evil and pretty damn hilarious, but most aren't metal.  This cat is an exception to that rule and you can tell by his love for Slayer.

He might be 'The Man of Steel' but Superman was never really metal. At least he wasn't until now. Check out this metal version of John Williams' theme of Superman.

Slayer have been thrash masters for over 30 years. Having released 11 studio albums, the band discovered their sound right away and have been pummeling fans ever since, so it’s no surprise that guitarist Kerry King is promising “the same record we’ve been giving them for the last 20 years.”