Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy Osbourne is one of the most iconic figures in rock and one of the founding fathers of heavy metal, however to many his "Madman" persona has overshadowed his considerable musical achievements. "God Bless Ozzy Osbourne" tells for the first time the story of his career from the founding of Black Sabbath through to solo stardom and his wider fame beyond. These were the wild days of his prodigious drug and alcohol intake, of biting the head from a dove at a record company meeting and biting into a bat on stage but also of the tragic death of Randy Rhoads and the reality TV show The Osbournes. The film follows Ozzy's torturous and emotionally fraught journey from excess to sobriety, which Ozzy regards as his greatest accomplishment. Featuring never before seen footage, new interviews with Ozzy himself, his brothers and sisters, his children, his bandmates in Black Sabbath and those who both inspired him and were inspired by him, this is the first film to take viewers inside the mind and psyche of this legendary figure.

An unflinching, warm and deeply personal portrait of one of the world's greatest and much-loved rock stars as he battles a catalogue of health issues to play one final show in his hometown of Birmingham.

Rocker Ozzy Osbourne was one of the pioneers of the celebrity reality show genre when he and his family members were the subjects of a popular series that showcased their home lives. In his return to the genre, Ozzy and son Jack head out on the road for a father-son journey that has been years in the making for the self-proclaimed history nerds. This isn't like the road trips Ozzy took when he was touring with roadies and tour buses. Instead, it's just him and Jack visiting iconic and historically significant locations and landmarks that are on the duo's bucket list. The Osbournes' destinations range from typical tourist traps like Mount Rushmore and the Alamo to niche attractions such as a tank collector's private museum of working war machines.

An intimate look at the final three years of Ozzy Osbourne's life as he and Sharon ready a return home and prepare for the ultimate farewell gig.

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This documentary explores the life of Randy Rhoads—masterful guitarist for Quiet Riot and Ozzy Osbourne—whose inventive riffs reshaped rock and roll.

The Osbournes' first family ghost hunt is a fright night like no other as they explore one of the spookiest places in Los Angeles—Heritage Square.

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A family is trapped with evil lurking beyond the walls.

A documentary about Rockfield Studios, where some of the greatest bands and musicians of our time have recorded some of their biggest hit records.