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The other day, I read a review of City of the Living Dead on the Final Girl blog, wherein the author talks about how she tends to give Italian horror movies a pass when it comes to things like plot and whether or not they make any sense. And it occurred to me that I do the same thing, and though there are a number of factors at play, it must have at least a little to do with the fact that the films of Fulci and Argento are often accompanied by some of the greatest soundtracks in the history of horror.
Case in point: The House by the Cemetery. This movie makes absolutely no fucking sense, but there are some awesomely gruesome deaths, genuinely frightening supernatural occurrences, an ample portion of unintentional humor, and a mournful, atmospheric, piano- and synth-heavy soundtrack courtesy of Walter Rizzati. Ergo, it's dope as fuck.
Track listing:
1. Quella Villa
2. I Remember
3. Terna Bambino
4. Blonk Suspense
5. Blonk Monster End
6. Verso il Terrore
7. Incontro
8. Terna Bambino
9. Blonk Monster
10. Voci dal Terrore
11. Chi sta arrivando?
12. Walt Monster End
13. Blonk Fascia
14. Vero il Terrore
Mommy says you're not dead
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ReplyDeleteSo glad to see another audiofile who is also into giallo and Italian horror cinema. I fell in love with the genre upon viewing Prufondo Russo for the first time. I watched it in the late late hours of night and finished it as the sun was coming up. Needless to say it rattled for that entire day. That's how I knew I'd found something truly amazing and worthy of my time and fandom.
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