Goreflix

Wehrmacht's song 'Goreflix' delves into the macabre fascination with graphic violence and horror. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is addicted to the visceral thrill of watching brutal acts of violence. The opening lines, 'Addicted to the horror, I love to see the blood,' set the tone for the entire song, highlighting the protagonist's obsession with gore and death. This addiction is not just a passive interest but something that excites and energizes them, as indicated by the line, 'Excitement runs through my veins.'

The chorus amplifies this dark fascination, listing various forms of violence such as murders, stabbings, and slaughters. The protagonist finds amusement in these acts, which is a disturbing reflection of how desensitized some people can become to violence. The mention of 'hitmen getting paid to kill victims with their guns' adds a layer of realism to the song, suggesting that this fascination is not just limited to fictional depictions but extends to real-world violence as well.

The imagery in the song is graphic and unsettling, with lines like 'Heads cut off here, guts chewed up there' and 'Eyes scan the screen with that sickening vile stare.' These descriptions serve to emphasize the grotesque nature of the protagonist's obsession. The song concludes with a chilling acceptance of this addiction, stating, 'As long as there is adism, scraping and messy gore, I won't even care.' This final line underscores the depth of the protagonist's detachment from normal human emotions and their complete immersion in a world of violence and horror.