Halloween
The success of the original Halloween launched six sequels, a ravenous decade's worth of imitators, and Hollywood careers for star Jamie Lee Curtis and director John Carpenter. But its budget was a micro one, and director Carpenter managed to save a few bucks by hiring the same composer he'd worked with since his days as a student and struggling indie--himself. Borrowing the staccato rhythmic devices of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells cum Exorcist score, Carpenter overlaid them with a few simple Grand Guignol-esque synth chords and created nothing less than a surprisingly enduring horror classic. Carpenter also gleaned a few hints from Italian prog-rock horror-score kings Goblin, imbuing his simple, synthesizer-based cues with an almost subconscious sense of dread, tension, and impending doom. If the music has become something of a modern cliché, that's only a testament to its continued ability to strike terror in the hearts of listeners. --Jerry McCulley Binding Audio CD. Publisher(s): Varese Sarabande. Label: Varese Sarabande. Format: Soundtrack.
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| Prix le plus bas (CAD): | 174,35 $ |
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| Artist : | John Carpenter |
| Format : | CD |
| Language : | English |
| Marque : | Varese Sarabande |
| Occasion : | Halloween |
| Title : | Title F-I |
| Type de produit : | Music |
