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'Heavy Metal Parking Lot' DVD To Be Re-Released Next Month

September 29, 2007

According to MTV.com, the classic 1986 cult documentary "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" will be re-released on DVD on October 30. The 16-minute movie was filmed in the Capital Centre parking lot in Landover, Maryland, before a JUDAS PRIEST show and depicts interviews with fans about what it means to be metal. Capturing a slice in time, the movie depicts an abundance of mullets, leather, denim, spandex, perms, '70s Camaros and metal 'tude in spades. In addition to the original short film, the DVD features two hours of exclusive content, including commentary by directors Jeff Krulik and John Heyn, video sequels from the 2004 Trio TV series "Parking Lot", various outtakes and new interviews with rockers featured in the film.

For more information, visit Amazon.com.

Watch clips from "Heavy Metal Parking Lot":

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