Between real-crime media fans and conspiracy theorists there's an almost rubber-necking fascination with the deadly and half-forgotten pieces of history whose eerie nature or unsolved status haunt the present day.

Unfortunately for metal bands who are desperate for any connection with the Occult, this story is only just that: a story. The Catholic Church never banned the use of the tritone, and the interval got the name not for fear of demonic conjuration but because, to people of that time, it just sounded bad.

But maybe this reveals a problem here: sure Reckoning doesn't really match up to Network, but why should it? This isn't so much a sequel as it is just another film by the same writer about a similar topic.