A great movie needs a great score and Bernard Herrmann would deliver that for Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho.
Song of the Day: Bernard Herrmann – Prelude from Psycho
Preserving His Love – Mortuary (1983)
Mortuary is a fun film from 1983 that stars Mary Beth McDonough as Christie, a young woman who believes that she has witnessed the murder of her father. Her mother insists that […]
Mortuary (1983) – The Visuals
Song of the Day: Howard Shore – Scanners Main Title + A Public Scanning
Howard Shore and Scanners, two things that should not go together but do and end up being great.
A Curse Across Time – Manhattan Baby (1982)
Manhattan Baby, directed by the great Lucio Fulci, is a disconnected and disconcerting effort that makes little sense and simply ends up being a very strange yet somehow compelling piece of film. […]
Manhattan Baby (1982) – The Visuals
Song of the Day: Lalo Schifrin – The Amityville Horror Music Suite
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.
Off We Go To… – Grandmother’s House (1988)
David and Lynn no longer have any parents after their father unexpectedly dies and so they have to move in with their grandparents. Not a bad deal really, though it is sad […]
Grandmother’s House (1988) – The Visuals
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.
