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Title: A better target for satire
Review: This is Christopher Guest's best "mockumentary." For years, that designation has typically gone to Spinal Tap. However, heavy metal isn't any more ripe for satire today than it was approximately 30 years ago when Spinal Tap was first released; i.e., heavy metal is just as misunderstood and underappreciated as ever. Truth be told, the heavy metal genre engenders just as much quality music as any other rock and roll genre (somewhere around five to ten percent of it). What is the point of satirizing something that is substantially misunderstood and underappreciated? It seems to me that satire best lends itself to sacred cows such as, for example, small town values and community theater (the targets of satire in Waiting for Guffman).
