Check out our interview with MetalLords stars jaedenmartell, isishainsworth and Aidan Greensmith, where they chat about their fun new netflix film and share why Black Sabbath is the best metal band for beginners:
One might not expect a sweet and spicy high school comedy like Metal Lords to come from the minds that brought viewing audiences Game of Thrones, but the new Netflix film was indeed penned by D.B. Weiss and produced alongside his longtime writing partner David Benioff. Premiering on the streaming service April 8, the movie is a smart and funny mix of two things that few would expect to go together so perfectly: teenage angst and metal music.
Jaeden Martell: It was a lot of fun to see him grow, and to see him actually discover this music and find himself within it. Hunter didn't know this, but by giving him this key to metal and this feeling of empowerment, he used that boosted confidence to stick up for himself against Hunter. Adrian Greensmith: My dad said something, which really helped me, right before we started filming. He was talking about metal, and he said that metal is unironic. A lot of young people today, we're all quite ironic. We all hide a little bit behind irony - which is totally fine; I do it all the time. I don't think Hunter fully gets that, and I don't think he's interested in that.
Isis Hainsworth: One of the first things [I did] when I was offered the part was that I spoke to Peter, our wonderful director, about what we're saying is going on with Emily. And he was very much like,"We're not going to give her a diagnosis. She's just a girl living in the world that we live in today, and sometimes that makes her angry. And that's totally understandable.
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