Satanas and Lucifer. Faroese rap group Swangah Dangah's first CD was called Belials synir (The Sons of Belial). Belial is mentioned in the song "Fall from Grace" from Morbid Angel's 1991 album, Blessed Are the Sick. American technical death metal band The Faceless also have a track called "Sons of Belial" on their 2008 album, Planetary Duality. Belial is mentioned in the song, "In Ancient Days," by the British band Black Widow. A song by Tiigers is called Belial on their EP Belial / Takedown. A song by the Japanese Visual Kei group The Gallo. The Norwegian Black Metal band Mayhem includes Belial's name in their song "Pandaemon," where he is the second demon listed. Television Belial was mentioned in an episode of Barney Miller, from its eighth season ("Possession"). A man who seasons earlier claimed to be a werewolf, returned to the precinct now believing to have become possessed by a demon, who made him smash a Nativity scene display at a department store. In the Danish program, "Juleønsket" ("The christmas wish") Belial is the main antagonist, though his original story differs as he is presented as an angel who was banished when he killed a rival archangel. Belial is the name of a weapons dealer in the Brotherhood' episode of Kings. In the superhero television series Legends of Tomorrow, hell is ruled by a triumvirate made up of Belial, Beelzebub and Satan. Belial is portrayed by actor Mel Tuck. In the Japanese tokusatsu franchise, the Ultra Series, a character named after Belial called Ultraman Belial exists as a recurring antagonist and character. Films The classic 1922 film Nosferatu says that the titular vampire originated from "Belial's seed," implying Belial's hand in the creation of vampires. Belial possessed the titular character in The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Belial is the name given to the deformed Siamese twin brother of Duane Bradley in the exploitation film Basket Case (1982) and its sequels Basket Case 2 (1990) and Basket Case 3: The Progeny (1993). In the 2002 film BloodRayne, based on the eponymous video game, Belial is an ancient vampire who had learned to overcome the vampires' inherent weaknesses. The 2009 Ultra Series film Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy introduces Ultraman Belial, an Ultra Warrior who was banished after his attempt to steal the Plasma Spark. He was transformed by Alien Raybrad into a warrior of darkness and has since then