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Greg

Thanks, William. Horror has always been my thing, and Halloween my favorite holiday, so I look forward to seeing what you put here.:)

P.S.: My only disappointment is that you chose Hotfile as the host. The link(s) probably won't be around long. (Plus, I'll have to wait between DLs.) Anyway, thanks again.:)

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Excellent. Most excellent.

Lady in White! Thank you so much!

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Cat's Eye! Awesome!

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Thank you very much for that. Very good thread.

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"13th Friday" - Complete?... It's very hard to find. So, if you have that. Think to me. Many thanks. From France.

"13th Friday" - Complete?... It's very hard to find. So, if you have that. Think to me. Many thanks. From France.

Which ?. 1980 or 2009 ?.

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What passes for HORROR films today are mostly blood & guts gross out films- nothing scary about THAT.

But the best remains, as mentioned the 1940s THE UNINVITED and the 1960s THE HAUNTING.

One track of music from the later is available on a nla disc called HORROR! which also has great stuff from Night of the Demon and The Abominable Snowman. A rerecording of 'some' of the score for The Uninvited was attempted by Marco Polo some years back- but it is a rather lackluster account with its anemic piano work (which is central to the score & film).

I suppose one of the most FRIGHTENING scores composed based on just SOUND is Goldenthal's ALIEN3. That goes from very soft & gentle to very aggressive orchestral ATTACK on the senses.

And William- STOP POSTING IN BLUE! You are hurting my eyes. ;-)

And William- STOP POSTING IN BLUE! You are hurting my eyes. ;-)

You must be older, too. I second that request--my eyes are KILLING me!:)

Oh, and The Haunting is a fave, too. I'm mulling over the idea of putting together a Horror compilation of my favorite tracks to post for Halloween. I was definitely planning on including the theme from The Haunting in the mix.

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Well, for this thread, perhaps I should post in RED!!! :)

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POIFECT!

William, do you happen to have John Carpenter's Dark Star? I've never been able to find that anywhere.

im looking for the new expanded halloween 4 ... can anyone help? thanks

im looking for the new expanded halloween 4 ... can anyone help? thanks

As of 2 days ago it hadn't even shipped...

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/film-score-hunt-thread-v2-78573/421.html

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No, Biff, I don't have Dark Star! Sorry.

William

I may help with that if it is OK with Williamtaylor1969 :)

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I may help with that if it is OK with Williamtaylor1969 :)

Thanks a bunch!

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Darkstar by John Carpenter in 320kbps (the album as two longer suites...

Hotfile.com: One click file hosting: DS-JC.zip (http://hotfile.com/dl/131391418/2ff289c/DS-JC.zip.html)

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Here is two compilations of music fitting to th month of Halloween with music (score and songs) fitting to the season along with some cool dialogue intros etc
Made by two crazy dudes from another dimension...Check them out as they are pretty cool to play on horrorthemed nights :)

Halloween Madness Vol 1 Hotfile.com: One click file hosting: HMVol 1.zip (http://hotfile.com/dl/131393169/2612688/HMVol_1.zip.html)

Halloween Madness Vol 2 Hotfile.com: One click file hosting: HMVol 2.zip (http://hotfile.com/dl/131394315/13eed26/HMVol_2.zip.html)

and please leave feedback what you think of them too :)

ohh more please! thanks William! xD

Thanks William!!

The sound effects they used for the ants is what scared me when this movie came out...and still does to some effect.

Scott

It's not much, but I though I'd contribute too.



2005/10/13 | ASIN: B000PRT3TC | 320MP3

tracklist:
01. Halloween - Main theme / John Carpenter
02. Nightmare on Elm Street - Main theme / Charles Bernstein
03. Psycho - Suite for string orchestra / Bernard Hermann
04. Amityville horror - Main title / Lalo Schifrin
05. The exorcist - Tubular bells / Mike Oldfield
06. The twilight zone / Marius Constant & Bernard Hermann
07. The omen / Jerry Goldsmith
08. The shining - Opening theme / Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind
09. The sixth sense - Malcolm is dead / James Newton Howard
10. Poltergeist - Main theme / Jerry Goldsmith
11. The X-files / Mark Snow
12. The thing / Ennio Morricone
13. The fog / John Carpenter
14. Dracula prince of darkness / James Bernard
15. The outer limits / Dominic Frontiere
16. The Alfred Hitchcock theme / Charles Gounod
17. The devil rides out - The power of evil / James Bernard
18. Horrors of the Black Museum - Overture / Gerard Schurmann

RAR
download @ megaupload (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FY08GJX9)


Yey for spooky-scary music! <3

Hmm, as to what defines a good horror movie, Slash and Gore is basically its own genre. Easy to gross you out with Hostel-type gore and sudden orchestral noises, but very difficult to make you uneasy by character and story alone. I think the 70s and 80s had very intense movies, darker, without much gore. I digress, but music plays a big role.
Don Davis did the music for the remake of House on Haunted Hill. Fabulous score, in parts. Listen to the Main Title or "Hans Verbosemann", "House Humongous" (captures the mood nicely), and "Price Prestiferous". I'd say half the tracks are laced with Davis' signature orchestra-hit cacophony known from the Matrix soundcraps -- very annoying, not very haunting.

How about The Shining (unofficial release)? While also with certain noise-elements, the soundtrack compliments the drawn out scenes and Jack's insanity. It's really no score for those nights alone at home.

Just my 2 cents.
Thanks for the posts, William.

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Loving this thread! Thanks so much for these scores, was ecstatic to see both Fright Night soundtracks here. :)

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William do you have scarecrow

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Many thanks for these great scores!

Thanks William One of my favorite movies...The Omega Man.

Scott

thanks, william!

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Lifeforce is indeed a great Mancini score; I've never seen the movie, but I'd like to someday.

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Gracias hay muy buenos soundtracks.

What about "The Lair of the White Worm" Original Music by Stanislas Syrewicz, 1988? Nowhere to be found... Any chance someone has it?
Anyway, great thread. Thanks.

Especially like the lead female walking around naked in the middle of the film! :)
William

I don't think she actually wears any clothes throughout the movie.

Australian actress, I believe. Or British. Amazingly perfect.

Anyway, I believe that the release of "The Keep" didn't have much music from the movie. It was more along the lines of "music inspired by" kind of thing.

Any chance of The Amityville Horror (Schifrin)?

Anyone have Tales From The Crypt and/or Cat's Eye available for re-up?

Anyway, I believe that the release of "The Keep" didn't have much music from the movie. It was more along the lines of "music inspired by" kind of thing.


The album only includes two or three tracks from the film.

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Which ?. 1980 or 2009 ?.

Responding sorry so late (two years) ... lol ... I never saw that you had asked me a question. But I would be interested by the complete series of soundtracks... Thank you very much.

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Upton, you have the Friday the 13th (2009) version in FLAC?, or the Expanded Version?

Apparently AMANDA has gotten JESSIE to demand that I remove all of my links, and it appears that AMANDA will be doing this on ALL of my future posts and links, so I will NOT be posting any reups on any links. You can PM Amanda and Jessie and thank them both! I had reupped all the links, but that's all gone now. Pity, this used to be such a fun site, before......

Greg