31 Days of Spooky Tunes Redux

[packerbacker180]

Never heard that, or don't remember. Fits the film, though.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yes It did, it was only featured very briefly in the car. I have always loved that song and listen to it so much!

Here is Rob Zombie's Dragula! It was featured in the Blair Witch 2, its a great song as well and so is the video!



Here is a cue from the remake by Adam Wingard. It's a tremendously scary piece of music that is so ideal for background music on a constant loop for Halloween & spooky times :blbat


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[packerbacker180]

The sequel was just ok. You can't really repeat the style and success of the first one. Never saw the remake for the same reason.

A bit newer, but the movies are pretty good.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I know but actually I'd give the remake a try, I found it to be quite entertaining and bit scary. That song was good and them women are too.

OK, I just posted the classic 1960, 13 Ghosts movie earlier. I have a fondness of it just not because of how great it is but also because My late cousin Jenny gave the VHS to Me when I was about 8 or so (maybe I'll talk about her later) Here is the beginning of the film. Like I said its like one of THE last of classic B&W spooky films before things would really change during the later years of the 60s. The music is by Von Dexter and has always been a scary yet lovely piece of film scores that I have always loved. Listen to how great it is

[packerbacker180]

Very golden age of Hollywood regal sounding theme.

Something maybe unexpected, maybe it'll make you smile...

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, it was so good. There is one one composer that ever sounded similar and that was Jerry Goldsmith.

Cool, I think I seen that one long ago. Sesame Street was so good back then

You just posted Body parts. Well here is the awesome & spooky main title by Loek Dikker. Listen to this build up and how creepy and horrificly wonderful this is

[packerbacker180]

Definitely horror sounding.

I suppose you could do 31 days of just Nick Cave songs, but this one was always particularly catchy to me with some dark murderous humor...

[BrandonDaCollector]

Indeed. That was ok, Not fave type.

Here is the iconic Freddy Krueger theme by Charles Bernstein!

[packerbacker180]

Yeah, that Nick Cave isn't the kind of song you'd play around kids.



While as not as good as the original (what could be), it's still a fun video...

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh gosh My Grandma loved Charile Daniels and them songs. We used to listen to them in her car on a custom CD I made for her Garlfiend Express (I made her a lot - it was so fun listen to old clasic songs & movie scores on Our shopping days) before things went down hill. Those are superb PB

Earlier you posted Bram Stoker's Dracula, well here is the main title to go with it. It's by the late great Wojciech Kilar. Listen to this haunting masterpiece, it get's better and better as it goes on