Watch Heavy Metal Parking Lot and Heavy Metal in Baghdad Online via Hulu

Band Photo: Acrassicauda (?)
Technology has come a long way in recent years when it comes to streaming full-length feature films to your computer and/or television. While Netflix has a massive user base, Hulu is probably the best free service out there. Got some free time this weekend? They are now carrying two metal gems for free streaming:
Heavy Metal in Baghdad - Follow the Iraqi band Acrassicauda through their trials and tribulations, as they seek to merely survive and make metal music:
As an added bonus, they have season 1 of "Hard N Heavy" online. Here's the first episode, entitled "Raw."
The rest of the season that's online is as follows:
1. Raw 55:19 03/04/1993
2. Fired Up 55:35 03/04/1993
3. No Fear 56:28 03/04/1993
4. Rock USA 57:48 03/06/1993
5. Axe Men 55:07 03/06/1993
6. Alternative One 55:54 03/11/1993
7. Legends On Film 54:39 03/04/1993
8. Classic Trax 57:37 03/11/1993
9. Sessions 55:09 03/11/1993
10. Sex 54:56 03/11/1993
11. Power Surge 55:35 03/12/1993
12. Trashed 55:44 03/12/1993
13. Live & Dangerous 54:23 03/12/1993
14. Alternative Two 55:22 03/18/1993
15. NU4U 54:39 03/12/1993
16. Speed Thrills 54:57 03/13/1993
17. Monsters 55:56 03/17/1993
18. Hard Core 56:48 03/17/1993
19. Overkill 55:09 03/17/1993
20. Trick or Treat 55:30 03/18/1993
Editor's Note: As a new Hulu user myself, I'm not sure what the region restrictions are for these streams. Please let us know in the comments if you're not able to view them from your country.
UPDATE: It seems that these videos on Hulu are only available in the United States. "Heavy Metal In Baghdad" is actually availabe on YouTube; however, it's split across multiple parts. It's definitely worth seeing though. You can start with Part 1 here.
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9 Comments on "Watch Heavy Metal Parking Lot on Hulu for Free"
6. writes:
It makes sense a lot of their target market is the US with the TV show subscriptions, but for other free content, I figured it would not be restricted. Kinda lame to me. Guess it leaves room in the market for other localized services to take on the same model though.
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1. domunited writes:
works only in the USA.