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* DawsonCasting: Played straight with Emory Cohen, who was 26-27 while playing Varg Vikernes from age 17-18 to 20. Mostly averted with the rest of the main cast, particularly Jack Kilmer and Valter Skarsgard, who were fairly close in age to their real-life counterparts.
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* DawsonCasting: Played straight with Emory Cohen, Creator/EmoryCohen, who was 26-27 while playing Varg Vikernes from age 17-18 to 20. Mostly averted with the rest of the main cast, particularly Jack Kilmer and Valter Skarsgard, who were fairly close in age to their real-life counterparts.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Varg, who in real life is a neo-Nazi, is played by the Jewish actor Emory Cohen. As noted above, the real Varg was not amused.
* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos were composers for the film. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he had temped a draft of the film with their songs, especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'', and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos were composers for the film. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he had temped a draft of the film with their songs, especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'', and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: JewsPlayingNazis: Varg, who in real life is a neo-Nazi, is played by the Jewish actor Emory Cohen. As noted above, the real Varg was not amused.
* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos were composers for the film. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he had temped a draft of the film with their songs, especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'', and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos were composers for the film. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he had temped a draft of the film with their songs, especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'', and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Creator/SionSono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Creator/SionSono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Creator/SionSono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Creator/SionSono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
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* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he temped a draft of the film with songs especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'' and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos. Music/SigurRos were composers for the film. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he had temped a draft of the film with songs their songs, especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'' ''Valtari'', and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]], and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging that the film focuses more on Mayhem while the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his bandmates distancing themselves from the film.
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** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]], and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging that the film focuses more on Mayhem while the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his bandmates distancing themselves from the film.film as a "big fuck you" to it and its creators.
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** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
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** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] film]], and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging that the film focuses more on Mayhem than how while the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates bandmates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.film.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Varg, who in real life is a neo-Nazi, is played by the Jewish actor Emory Cohen. As noted above, the real Varg was not amused.
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* DevelopmentHell: As mentioned below in WhatCouldHaveBeen: Original planned film date and release date? 2009 and 2010. Then things got muddy and instead filming was done to 2016.
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* DevelopmentHell: As mentioned below in WhatCouldHaveBeen: Original planned film date and release date? 2009 and 2010. Then things got muddy and instead filming was done to 2016. Rory Culkin said he had grown his hair to play Euronymous across five years, cut it when it seemed the movie wouldn't come out, only to get a call about it two weeks later (his hair in the movie is a wig).
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* PropRecycling: The burning churches were built out of the scenery for ''Film/BladeRunner2049'', which also filmed in Budapest.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono Creator/SionSono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
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* DisownedAdaptation: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
** Varg Vikernes was especially irate over the film, issuing a statement denouncing the film for casting him with a Jewish actor (with Varg being an outspoken neo-Nazi and white supremacist) and depicting him in a negative light.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
** Varg Vikernes was especially irate over the film, issuing a statement denouncing the film for casting him with a Jewish actor (with Varg being an outspoken neo-Nazi and white supremacist) and depicting him in a negative light.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.reasons.
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
** Attila of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the film]] and while he found it to be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion playing him in the film, as well as songs of his other band Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
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* AllStarCast: Played with, as three main characters come from famous acting families -- Rory Culkin as Euronymous, Jack Kilmer as Dead, and Valter Skarsgard as Faust.
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* AllStarCast: Played with, as three main characters come are played by people from famous acting families -- Rory Culkin as Euronymous, Jack Kilmer as Dead, and Valter Skarsgard as Faust.Faust. Sky Ferreira, who plays Ann-Marit, is far better known for her work as a musician.
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* AllStarCast: Played with, as three main characters come from famous acting families -- Rory Culkin as Euronymous, Jack Kilmer as Dead, and Valter Skarsgard as Faust.
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* DawsonCasting: Played straight with Emory Cohen, who was 26-27 while playing Varg Vikernes from age 17-18 to 20. Mostly averted with the rest of the main cast, particularly Jack Kilmer and Valter Skarsgard, who were fairly close in age to their real-life counterparts.
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* DoingItForTheArt: This seems to be Jonas's motivation, as the film was indie-distributed through small movie locations and not big movie chains. This is also helped by its release to Video on Demand two weeks after it's official release date in America.
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* DoingItForTheArt: This seems to be Jonas's motivation, as the film was indie-distributed through small movie locations and not big movie chains. This is also helped by its release to Video on Demand two weeks after it's official release date in America. Jonas also clarified his reasoning for making the movie and planning it for ''years'' was so he could show the world the actual "human side" of the black metal scene instead of the violent/dark image documentaries and interviews show.
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* DoingItForTheArt: This seems to be Jonas's motivation, as the film was indie-distributed through small movie locations and not big movie chains. This is also helped by its release to Video on Demand two weeks after it's official release date in America.
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** According to Mayhem's current vocalist Attila Csihar that the band's official response to the movie was a "big fuck you". He did however state his son Arion Csihar was playing him in the film, implying he is probably indifferent compared to his other band mates.
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** According to Mayhem's current vocalist Attila Csihar that of Mayhem [[https://youtu.be/VqspP8LoDEc?t=2133 did get a chance to see the band's official response film]] and while he found it to the movie was a "big fuck you". He did however state be an "interesting watch" (along with confirming certain facts such as his son Arion Csihar was playing him in the film, implying he is probably indifferent compared to as well as songs of his other band mates.Tormentor being featured in it, and acknowledging the film focuses more on Mayhem than how the book was on black metal as a whole), he more or less didn't comment much on it aside from he and his band mates distancing themselves from the film as a "big fuck you" to its creators and such.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.care.
** According to Mayhem's current vocalist Attila Csihar that the band's official response to the movie was a "big fuck you". He did however state his son Arion Csihar was playing him in the film, implying he is probably indifferent compared to his other band mates.
** According to Mayhem's current vocalist Attila Csihar that the band's official response to the movie was a "big fuck you". He did however state his son Arion Csihar was playing him in the film, implying he is probably indifferent compared to his other band mates.
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* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he temped a draft of the film with songs especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'' and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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* PopStarComposer: Music/SigurRos. After filming "Óveður", Jonas Åkerlund approached the band saying he temped a draft of the film with songs especially from ''Von'' and ''Valtari'' and the trio started work on the score from there. You can even hear "Dauðalogn" midway through the trailer!
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}} and Music/{{Darkthrone}} showed this. The other members of the scene were either indifferent or just didn't care.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled not approve of this rumor multiple times.movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}}, Music/{{Darkthrone}}, and Music/{{Watain}} (at least its vox) showed this. The other members of the scene are yet to comment or just don't care.
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* {{Typecasting}}: This is Rory Culkin's second [[Film/Scream4 villain role in a horror film]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Ye the gods, to say the black metal musicians of the Norway scene did not approve of this movie would be an understatement. It should be noted that out of all the bands of the scene that showed annoyance at ''Lords of Chaos'', only Music/{{Burzum}}, Music/{{Mayhem}} and Music/{{Darkthrone}} showed this. The other members of the scene were either indifferent or just didn't care.
* DevelopmentHell: As mentioned below in WhatCouldHaveBeen: Original planned film date and release date? 2009 and 2010. Then things got muddy and instead filming was done to 2016.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
* DevelopmentHell: As mentioned below in WhatCouldHaveBeen: Original planned film date and release date? 2009 and 2010. Then things got muddy and instead filming was done to 2016.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally the movie was planned for filming in 2009 by Japanese director Sion Sono and be released in 2010 with Jackson Rathbone as Varg Vikernes. However plans fell apart when Rathbone couldn't play Varg anymore due to "scheduling conflicts". Eventually the film was passed to Jonas Åkerlund to be filmed in 2015 but was changed to 2016 for unknown reasons.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Despite what Vikernes kept ''constantly'' saying, Mayhem did ''in fact'' allow their music to be used in the movie, as Åkerlund had dispelled this rumor multiple times.
