Nothing quite like some very apt music to go with a killer doll courtesy of Bear McCreary and even better, finishing it off with a little recitation from Brad Dourif.
Song of the Day: Bear McCreary – Theme from Child’s Play
Song of the Day: Slashstreet Boys – As Long As You’re Bloody
If there was one parody The Merkins have to keep doing ad infinitum, it is the Slashstreet Boys as they remain exceptionally entertaining no matter how many times you watch or listen […]
Song of the Day: Mark Isham – Family Theme (The Conjuring Soundtrack)
Though most of the tracks from The Conjuring Soundtrack were composed by Joseph Bishara there was one, single track composed by Mark Isham called Family Theme which closed it all out, a […]
Song of the Day: Rob Zombie – Dragula
While it might not be a Halloween video per se, it has every single quality that the scariest day of the year calls for. It also happens to be a great song.
Song of the Day: James Bernard – Dracula Resurrected (Scars of Dracula Soundtrack, 1970)
Nothing quite like a little horror from Hammer Films and what better way to set the mood than a little music from James Bernard heralding the return of Dracula.
Song of the Day: Jed Kurzel – The Babadook End Credits
There is nothing quite so effective as a good score for a film and Jed Kurzel does just that for The Babadook.
Song of the Day: John Carpenter – Halloween II Theme
John Carpenter makes great music on top of making great films and the main theme from Halloween II, while familiar, turns out to be its own, memorable beast.
Song of the Day: Disasterpeace – Title (It Follows Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Disasterpeace brings the atmosphere for horror film It Follows with Title, a moody and electric piece of work.
Song of the Day: Leatherface – Friends with no Faces…
The Merkins go country as Leatherface covers Garth Brooks with Friends with no Faces.
Song of the Day: Ennio Morricone – Desolation (Main Theme, The Thing)
From John Carpenter’s classic The Thing is the main theme – Desolation by the one and only Ennio Morricone. A chilling and haunting score if there ever were one.
