Much like that other monstrous family, The Munsters would also sport a catchy theme song.
Song of the Day: Jack Marshall – The Munsters Theme
Song of the Day: Franz Reizenstein – Opening Credits, The Mummy 1959
Franz Reizenstein would compose a little music for Hammer Films and their version of The Mummy in 1959, capturing the attention of the audience right from the start.
Song of the Day: Wojciech Kilar – Vocalise, Theme From The Ninth Gate
Sung by Sumi Jo and orchestrated by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Wojciech Kilar’s Vocalise is hauntingly beautiful.
Song of the Day: David Draiman – Forsaken from Queen Of The Damned
Queen of the Damned might have left a little to be desired but it was made infinitely better thanks to its soundtrack and the inclusion of David Draiman.
Song of the Day: Lion – Love Is A Lie from Friday the 13th Part IV
Nothing quite like a little music from Lion to spruce up a horror movie. No Crispin Glover though, that can be seen in the next clip:
Song of the Day: Claudio Simonetti – Theme Song from Body Count
Claudio Simonetti serves up a perfect bit of mood music to accompany the slasher Body Count.
Song of the Day: The Robert Cobert Orchestra – Dark Shadows Opening Theme
Robert Cobert would set the tone for Dark Shadows as much as Barnabas Collins would, making for a most memorable show.
Song of the Day: Bernard Herrmann – Prelude from Psycho
A great movie needs a great score and Bernard Herrmann would deliver that for Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho.
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.
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.
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