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What are some others? Suggestions?
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What are some others? Suggestions?"I've been to college, but I can still speak English when business demands it."
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Easy answers maybe, but they work for me.Attached FilesRock! Shock! Pop! -
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Ditto on Halloween and Suspiria.
Another soundtrack I really liked was the original Dunwich Horror.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxRy4_YYZlM
Also, City of the Living Dead.
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Did City of the Living Dead get a soundtrack CD? I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
LaLa Land released a limited edition of The Dunwich Horror. It ain't scary, but I've always loved this score.
So far as I know this is Bernard Herrmann's best, most complete, and most "colorless" soundtrack from Psycho:
Keep 'em coming.Last edited by Richard--W; 09-21-2012, 07:57 PM."I've been to college, but I can still speak English when business demands it."
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Last House on Dead End Street.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiUZCBEIsTQ"Ah! By god's balls what licentiousness!"
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Jerry Goldsmith's "Ava Satanica" is too potent for me:
Of course, the scariest music score ever composed for a horror film was Humphrey Searle's experimental music for The Haunting (1963). An exercise in dissonance. This score is just way out there. But alas the score is considered lost, although a few brief cues had turned up some compilation LP or another.
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"Ah! By god's balls what licentiousness!"
Marquis de Sade, The 120 Days of Sodom.Comment
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I always dug the Creepshow soundtrack. Seems kind of church-creepy.Comment
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Good call on Ravenous, such an underrated movie in pretty much every possible regard.Rock! Shock! Pop!Comment
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Ravenous.
An amazing horror-western with an amazing score. Why didn't I think of that in my first post. Probably because of my aversion to it. I like the film but I don't like liking it. You know what I mean?"I've been to college, but I can still speak English when business demands it."
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Eric Stanze just listed his top twenty horror scores on his blog at FearNet.
Some pretty respectable choices there.Rock! Shock! Pop!Comment
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I've always had a deep-rooted fondness for Georges Auric's music for Jack Clayton's THE INNOCENTS.
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