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Just in time, Ice Nine Kills released a new video for their single Take Your Pick which is based on the movie My Bloody Valentine. It features vocals from Corpsegrinder from Cannibal Corpse, and such it is a pretty brutal song. The video is an animated bloody mess as the miner killer from the movie […]
The soundtrack for The Haunting is like a carnival ride, as it starts out cheery and fun before it drops you into the dark and foreboding parts. The darker tracks elicit mood of spectral figures reaching out to you, while the brighter tracks bring to mind of playfulness. Maybe to match the tone of the
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The follow up to The Crow features a soundtrack with more of an alternative/nu metal vibe to it than its predecessor. There are three cover songs such as Hole covering Fleetwood Mac’s “Gold Dust Woman”, White Zombie’s spooktastic cover of KC and the Sunshine Band’s “I’m Your Boogeyman”, and Bush solemn cover of Joy Division’s
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Here is the latest rocker from Falling in Reverse known as “Zombified”. With visuals that look like something out of a zombie apocalypse, the song is Ronnie Radke’s thoughts on cancel culture and how everyone is expected to fall in line with what society thinks is appropriate. If you love zombies films, you will definitely
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Take a listen to the foreboding score of the original Final Destination film from the year 2000. A clever movie about people who are able to see major catastrophic death before it happens, so they try to cheat death, only to find out you can’t. The music sets up the tension as well serving the
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Mushroomhead went the cinematic route for their video for the song “A Requiem For Tomorrow, which comes from the latest album “It’s A Wonderful Life”. The video starts out with a choir singing in Latin as we watch two robed figures summon demonic figures from the pit. From there, we are then treated to the
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The soundtrack to the phantasmagorical Pan’s Labyrinth is as adventurous and mysterious as the movie itself. The tracks border between promising future threats to come as well as evoking emotion within. The perfect mood setting for a gothic fairy tale, horror fans will fall in love with this soundtrack for all seasons. Take a listen
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Every horror movie will eventually get the sequel treatment. It stands to reason that applies to albums based on horror movies. Ice Nine Kills decided to release a followup to their album The Silver Scream. Is it as good as the first? For the most part, it is, serving as the perfect companion album and
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The soundtrack to the original Child’s Play from 1988 is as menacing the killer doll that is featured in the movie. Take a listen below to the track below for an example: This is a classic soundtrack that belongs in every horror fans collection Till next time, stay scared! -Tha Thrilla –
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