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12-30-2013, 03:49 PM
so before his apparently very prolific career as an orchestrator (his imdb is just all the big tentpoles you can think of, all the zimmer blah blah blah) - he did the soundtrack to his brother Buddy Giovinazzo's directing debut, Combat Shock (an insane PTSD movie which he stars in as well). was distributed by Troma, but despite being a fucked up and trashy film, it's certainly a several thousand notches above what you'd expect from Troma (Mother's Day is actually also a pretty good/intensely disturbing flick, but that's just a literally terrifying/disgusting redneck nightmare exploitation and besides some nostalgia for my childhood fav toxie - i really never gave this one a chance because it was a Troma video).
anyway, I couldn't keep myself from being totally fixated on the score for this movie.at times it has some really intense, raw electronics almost like a 15db more in the red Andromeda Strain... but overall some pretty impressive use of concrete composition too (and making due on a film with a 40k budget).
does anyone know of a "fan-made"/bootleg score for this from the Blu-Ray/DVD? i've kept checking to see if it would get a release, but it's never been released anyway (hopefully it's not another case of the 2-track master reels being trashed).
anyway, I couldn't keep myself from being totally fixated on the score for this movie.at times it has some really intense, raw electronics almost like a 15db more in the red Andromeda Strain... but overall some pretty impressive use of concrete composition too (and making due on a film with a 40k budget).
does anyone know of a "fan-made"/bootleg score for this from the Blu-Ray/DVD? i've kept checking to see if it would get a release, but it's never been released anyway (hopefully it's not another case of the 2-track master reels being trashed).