Showing posts with label soundtracks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soundtracks. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Doomed Moviethon presents Fang Of Joy

I was hoping to have this out by Spring but hey, better late than never, right? I am VERY EXCITED about this. Check it:

Special thanks to my homies: Brad and Elizabeth Hogue, Scott MacDonald, and Jeffrey Canino for contributing to the zine. My wife LeEtta Schmidt for drawing the cover. And special thanks to Druid Lord and Orgasmo Sonore for agreeing to be interviewed.

Attention shoppers! Every issue sold goes towards the printing of issue two!

Order your copy here!

If you can't use eBay email me (doomedmoviethon[at]gmail.com) and we'll work something out.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Can Anyone Identify This Music?

Hey gang. I finally watched my Vestron VHS of House by the Cemetery and I immediately noticed something odd about it. The music on the opening credits is different. It sounds very familiar. Can anyone identify this:


Thursday, December 10, 2009

Giallo Mix - Don't Fail Me Now



I have a 3.5 hour giallo soundtrack mix on my iPod and boy does it make me happy. For lack of anything substantial to post about today, I thought I might share some of it with you. I noticed that my giallo mixes are still floating around out there in Internetland so I'm passing the savings on to you (some of you out there probably already have these). There might be some repeated tracks between the three collections and I don't think I provided much more than the title of the film that each track belongs to but hey... they're free. Have a happy Thursday!

Here are the links:

Giallo Meltdown:

http://rapidshare.com/files/76113044/Giallo-Meltdown.zip

My Dear Giallo:

http://www.mediafire.com/?7nyg93lwxmn

My Dear Giallo 2:

http://www.mediafire.com/?sfgznnmziqj

Thursday, October 22, 2009

FAUXRROR 2: LASERDEAD



Two years ago, my friends and I started FAUXRROR (pronounced like Horror but with an F), a "band" that creates music for horror films that never existed. We even went so far as to give each track its own poster and plot synopsis. For FAUXRROR 2: LASERDEAD, we have created the music for just one made up film. In an alternate reality much like our own, director Ron L. Esteban set out to make his horror masterpiece but things got out of hand. This tale is told in more detail in the brief history of Laserdead included with the download.


Here's a sample track for you and yours:

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Cross-posting Halloween Jamz

We need some spooky music up in here. Over at the music blog I contribute to, I've been posting some Halloween-themed music. You can check it out here. And in case you need some more spooky audio goodness, my giallo mixes are still available in case you missed them. Those are here.

I've always thought this was a particularly Halloweeny one.