Tod Browning was one of the original Universal horror directors, with his biggest hit being ‘Dracula’ in 1931, and dozens of other successful films under his belt during the decades prior. After his success with the godfather of Fangs, one year later he decided to do a more pulled back story – enter, ‘Freaks.’ ‘Freaks’ […]
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The soundtrack to the original Child’s Play from 1988 is as menacing the killer doll that is featured in the movie. Take a listen below to the track below for an example: This is a classic soundtrack that belongs in every horror fans collection Till next time, stay scared! -Tha Thrilla –
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I picked up a lot of classic horror recently from Barnes & Noble for their 1/2 off Criterion sale, and the first one I’m digging into is this famous, but underseen, film. When a man is found floating face up in a lifeboat in the ocean – dubbed the only survivor of the ship he
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Midnight Syndicate have crafted the perfect gothic instrumental album that pays tribute to the classic horror films from yesteryear. Combining their symphonic score, with combination of effects and some vocal work, they take you on a journey to a foreboding castle perched upon the cliffs that looks over the village of Arcacia. Inside, legendary monsters
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Today’s entry is a hybrid of the foreign and flashback entries. “Diabolique” (french for ‘Devil’), is a simple black-&-white film about a hurting wife and her husband’s mistress, and their plan to get rid of him. If you’ve heard of stories covering this territory before, I believe it’s safe to say this is one of
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