The Curse of 31 Days of Spooky Tunes

[BrandonDaCollector]

1986's Invaders from Mars has one of most biggest horror spooky alien soundtracks of all-time. It's so 80s that I love listening to it all the time for many reasons and it's perfect for the spooky season & Halloween. I have the special 2 disc set by horror masters Christopher Young & David Stoors that was released in the late 2000s, it's one of the rarest sets to ge tot. Don't let this one be skipped, you'll really regret if you because it's so darn fun

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[BrandonDaCollector]

That was good.

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[BrandonDaCollector]

That was a good one.

Last year I did Danny Elfman's theme, now here Joseph LoDuca's Army of Darkness. He did the two previous Evil Dead films plus a ton more, he even did the 2002 MOTU Animated Series

IMPORTANT SIDE NOTE: I know personally know his college Jared DePasquale. He gave Me many of his great horror movie promos and I believe I'm the only in the world that has them. He retired in the mid 2000s but made a comeback recently but really has been stuck on YT, IMO he was more talented that Joe, he had a similar style and sound effects but dang I just found him so much more funner

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[AcidDragon]

Great tunes! Definitely puts me in the spirit of Halloween!

[BrandonDaCollector]

Here's Ash's theme from Army of Darkness by Joseph LoDuca!

[packerbacker180]

I have to admit I just found this song today and I've found myself quite fond of it. It's a damn good video too with a bit of an homage to Thriller. I'm going to have to look into this band. The song is just over a year old. It's definitely getting added to the Halloween playlist.

Addendum: apparently they did Rhea Ripley's Demon in Your Dreams theme, which is interesting because Rhea and the lead singer kind of look similar, lol.



And in the pale moonlight, a debt to be paid
For one must suffer for all eternity
Nothing lasts forever, even guilty pleasures

[BrandonDaCollector]

That Motionless in White Werewolf was pretty & nifty

So here's the opening titles of the remake of Friday the 13th in 2009. It's by Steve Jablonsky whom is one of Hans Zimmer's guys and he's one of best of'em. I love his retro style and can really pay homage to the 80s. He's done a ton of great stuff like most of the Transformer movies. In 2010 he would do the score for the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Listen to how chilling this. Steve uses the iconic Jason theme that was originally made by horror master Harry Manfredini which I love it when a composer doesn't ignore his predecessor. This cue is haunting especially at 2:46 when with the eerie voices appear