Satanic Metal Forces Unite Behind 666 Porn

March 10, 2007

The Satanic forces are uniting behind the first ever Satanic porno movie, "Club Satan: The Witches' Sabbath". This film was overseen by an actual priest in the Church Of Satan, and includes a real Black Mass, the likes of which has not been caught on tape since Anton LaVey's "Satanis" more than 30 years ago.

From start to finish "Club Satan" has involved true Satanic Warriors — from director Shane Bugbee, to star and producer Matt Zane, black metal legends DARK FUNERAL who make their film debut in this movie, and Extreme Associates, the most controversial porn company in the world, whose owners are currently facing life in prison for the movies they have released.

According to the filmmakers, "Club Satan: The Witches' Sabbath" offers viewers "real Satanism, the very best music, plus hot wax, urine, and gallons of blood! This is not a movie for the faint of heart, it is not for the casual viewer. Finally, here is porn for Satanists and metalheads, made by Satanists and metalheads! It is pure evil and total blasphemy!"

Matt Zane and Shane Bugbee first became what has been termed by AVN "The Satanic Juggernaut" back in June when together they counted down to the new Satanic Millennium on June 6, 2006 in Los Angeles. Matt Zane and his band SOCIETY 1 even appear in a television special about the sinister date of 6-6-06, the show ran on the FX channel, and appears in its entirety on the worldwide DVD release of the new "Omen" movie.

SOCIETY 1 is well known for their legion of fanatical fans who refer to Zane as "The Lord", and often scar and tattoo themselves with the band's logo to show their devotion to the "Inner Circle" — Zane's personal Satanic philosophy and secret organization. Matt Zane, the trail blazing porn director, Satanic guru, and SOCIETY 1 frontman, appears in "Club Satan" as the High Priest and performs a real Black Mass — Zane's strong devotion to the Left Hand Path made him the only logical choice to convey the power, mysticism, and fierce sexuality that this Sex Magic Ritual required. Director Shane Bugbee says, "Matt Zane makes dabblers like Marilyn Manson pale by comparison."

"Club Satan: The Witches' Sabbath" has influenced and inspired a whole new genre of pornography, as numerous fans and amateur filmmakers have begun to create their own satanic themed sex movies and websites, and even the big adult companies are scampering to imitate this much anticipated film. The new Satanic Millennium is upon us, now it is time to revel in the pleasures of the flesh!

"Club Satan: The Witches' Sabbath" DVD and CD soundtrack will hit stores March 25, 2007. The soundtrack CD includes DARK FUNERAL, SOCIETY 1, ACHERON, and many more!

For more information, visit www.clubsatan.com.

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