Best War Black

M*A*S*H is a long-running American television series blending dark comedy and medical drama set during the Korean War. The show’s notable value lies in its sharp satire of military bureaucracy and human relationships amidst chaos. It follows a mobile army surgical hospital unit, primarily staffed by...

Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising is a turn-based strategy game for the Game Boy Advance, released in 2003 as part of the Nintendo Wars series. A Japanese release was canceled but later appeared in a compilation alongside the original Advance Wars. It was subsequently remastered and will be availabl...

The Warbonnet Blackbird X is a premium gathered-end hammock renowned for its exceptional comfort and lightweight design. Featuring an integrated, removable bug net and a spacious lay-flat design, it's ideal for backpacking and camping where comfort is paramount. Its durable construction and meticulo...

German black metal album by Katharsis, released 2006 on No Colours Records, regarded as a peak expression of raw, chaotic black metal for its nearly impenetrable sonic density.

Studio album by Swedish band Marduk, released in 1996, known for its unrelenting speed, blasphemous lyrical content, and status as a key record in Swedish black metal's mid-decade peak.

Debut full-length by Spanish black/death metal band Teitanblood, released 2014, recognized for its dense chaotic assault rooted in war metal and primitive death metal traditions.

Studio album by Swedish band Marduk, released in 1999, notorious for its extreme tempo and World War II lyrical themes, recognized as one of the fastest black metal albums of its era.

Black Hawk Down depicts the events surrounding a Black Hawk helicopter downed during the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993. The film is based on Mark Bowden’s non-fiction account of the incident involving U.S. soldiers trapped amidst Somali militia. It features a substantial cast portraying the experience...

Studio album by Swedish band Marduk, released in 2009, earning praise for more varied and dynamic songwriting compared to their earlier hyperspeed releases.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is a first-person shooter video game set during the height of the Cold War. It offers intense multiplayer combat incorporating tactical elements and stealth gameplay. The title’s notable inclusion of the popular Warzone battle royale mode expands its appeal. It's des...

Studio album by Swedish black metal band Marduk, released in 1998, notable as a concept album centered on the legend of Vlad the Impaler, a thematic shift from their usual Satanic focus.

Norwegian black metal band 1349's 2005 third album, regarded as one of their most brutal efforts with Frost delivering extreme-tempo drumming throughout.

Black Book is a 2006 war drama thriller centered on a young Jewish woman operating as a spy within the Dutch resistance during World War II. Following a personal tragedy involving Nazi forces, she utilizes her position to aid the resistance movement. The film draws upon reported true events and inco...

Set during the height of the Cold War, this title offers a distinct aesthetic and narrative style. It features a compelling campaign with branching paths and a robust multiplayer mode that focuses on high-intensity action. Its inclusion of 'Zombies' modes makes it a favorite for those seeking variet...

Black and White in Color depicts events during the First World War’s conflict in Kamerun (German territory). The film portrays the French military through an anti-militarist lens, highlighting satirical depictions of French forces alongside those of the opposing German side. It was Jean-Jacques Anna...

Blackboards, directed by Samira Makhmalbaf, portrays Kurdish refugees following the 1988 Halabja chemical attack during the Iran-Iraq War. The film explores themes of survival and displacement through the experiences of individuals involved in smuggling and homelessness. It is presented as a metapho...

Norwegian black metal band 1349's 2004 second album, featuring Satyricon drummer Frost and known for its relentlessly high-speed, aggressive songwriting.

Mayhem's sixth studio album from 2014, featuring vocalist Attila Csihar and continuing the band's avant-garde, esoteric approach to Norwegian black metal.

Mayhem's 2000 album featuring vocalist Maniac, notable for incorporating avant-garde, spoken-word, and industrial elements into their black metal framework.

Black Powder War is a 2006 fantasy and alternate history novel written by Naomi Novik. It serves as the third installment in the Temeraire series, which reimagines the Napoleonic Wars with the inclusion of an air force made up of dragons. The narrative follows Captain Will Laurence and his dragon Te...

Norwegian black metal band Tsjuder's 2004 second full-length, noted for its raw production and uncompromising adherence to classic second-wave black metal orthodoxy.

Studio album by Swedish black metal band Marduk, released in 2003, marking the recorded debut of vocalist Mortuus and sustaining their tradition of aggressive, uncompromising black metal.

Norwegian black metal band 1349's 2010 fifth studio album, widely seen as a return to their fast, aggressive style after the experimental prior release.

Debut full-length by Norwegian black metal band 1349, released in 2003, featuring Satyricon drummer Frost and positioning the band as a fierce proponent of orthodox Norwegian black metal.

Black Crab is a 2022 Swedish thriller centered around Caroline Edh, a speed skater drafted into a military operation. The film depicts her and a team’s perilous mission to deliver a package across frozen sea ice behind enemy lines. Supporting cast members include Noomi Rapace and Jakob Oftebro in th...

1996 American drama directed by Emilio Estevez, depicting a traumatized Vietnam veteran's volatile psychological unraveling during a family Thanksgiving.

Black Brigade is the DVD title of Carter's Army, a 1970 ABC television war drama with Richard Pryor and Billy Dee Williams as Black U.S. soldiers in World War II.

Good Guys Wear Black, released in 1978, was directed by Ted Post and starred Chuck Norris as a leading action figure. It marked Norris’s second starring role after *Breaker! Breaker!* and is considered his most successful film at the time. The cast included Anne Archer, Lloyd Haynes, and other actor...