Weird and Scary: Ultimate Scream in Film Scores [Soundtrack]
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This could be a listener's worst nightmare--and that's a compliment! Who can resist a compilation that features some of the best moments in contemporary horror and "weird" movies from some of the most recognized film composers? Bernard Herrmann's shower suite (rendition by Elmer Bernstein) from Psycho, Pino Donaggio's "Drill of Death" from Body Double, and J. Peter Robinson's background for Wes Craven's New Nightmare are among the symphonic scream themes. John Carpenter's own music for his Escape from L.A., Halloween, and Vampires is versatile and atmospherically pleasing. David Cronenberg is represented twice and in two distinctively different styles, as Michael Kamen's creepy orchestra for The Dead Zone contrasts with Howard Shore's metallic and darkly romantic strains for Crash. A ghoul-ash of tradition and loony experimentation. --Joseph Lanza
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Weird and Scary: Ultimate Scream in Film Scores
Various Artists - Soundtracks Manufacturer: Milan Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000D9WC Release Date: 1998-10-13 |
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Amazon.com
This could be a listener's worst nightmare--and that's a compliment! Who can resist a compilation that features some of the best moments in contemporary horror and "weird" movies from some of the most recognized film composers? Bernard Herrmann's shower suite (rendition by Elmer Bernstein) from Psycho, Pino Donaggio's "Drill of Death" from Body Double, and J. Peter Robinson's background for Wes Craven's New Nightmare are among the symphonic scream themes. John Carpenter's own music for his Escape from L.A., Halloween, and Vampires is versatile and atmospherically pleasing. David Cronenberg is represented twice and in two distinctively different styles, as Michael Kamen's creepy orchestra for The Dead Zone contrasts with Howard Shore's metallic and darkly romantic strains for Crash. A ghoul-ash of tradition and loony experimentation. --Joseph LanzaCustomer Reviews:
Spookishly done!.......2004-07-13
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