Most horror franchises have a lot of ups and downs, none perhaps more so than Amityville but thanks to Lalo Schifrin, it helped to make the original Horror memorable.
Song of the Day: Lalo Schifrin – The Amityville Horror Music Suite
Song of the Day: Vic Mizzy – The Addams Family Theme
While the show might have been more comedy than horror, both genres are a lot of fun and the theme song is a classic.
Song of the Day: Jay Chattaway – Maniac’s Theme
A bit of mood music from the film Maniac by Jay Chattaway.
Song of the Day: Ennio Morricone – Magic and Ecstasy from The Exorcist II The Heretic
Just a little Ennio Morricone from The Exorcist II to start the day off on the road to Halloween.
Song of the Day: The Dudes of Wrath – Shocker from Shocker
How can one not like a band called The Dudes of Wrath? Suffice it to say, this all-star outing creates a track that may just be better than the film.
Song of the Day: John Carpenter & Alan Howarth – Chariots of Pumpkins from Halloween III
For this Halloween, an aptly titled track from both John Carpenter and Alan Howarth.
Song of the Day: Hans J. Salter – The Creature From The Black Lagoon Suite
One of the greatest creature features of all time would receive a great soundtrack courtesy of Hans J. Salter. A fantastic bit of music for the season.
Song of the Day: James Horner – Wall Street And The Wolves, Wolfen Soundtrack
Wall Street and the Wolves, an excellent track from the Wolfen soundtrack by the great James Horner makes for an excellent listen.
Song of the Day: Jerry Goldsmith – This Is Science, Hollow Man Soundtrack
Jerry Goldsmith would add his talents to this tale of an invisible man, a fun film and a great soundtrack.
Song of the Day: Tim Cappello – I Still Believe from The Lost Boys
One of the more memorable songs and scenes from the film The Lost Boys features Tim Cappello and his track I Still Believe. Definitely good stuff!
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