In this episode:
- Andy of Lag Time Podcast joins us to discuss horror music!
- And what a discussion it is...in that we meander a lot and don't really come to any particular revelations about horror music. But we do bring up a lot of cool scores! Here's a list of some of the movies, video games, TV shows, and specific composers and soundtracks we bring up:
- Terminator
- Pan’s Labyrinth
- Hannibal
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre
- Friday the 13th
- Shyamalan movies
- Akira Yamaoka (naturally)
- The Ring
- Twin Peaks
- The Crow
- Throne of Blood
- The X-Files
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- The Walking Dead
- Invader Zim
- Escape from Horrorland
- Bioshock
- Resident Evil
- DayZ
- Amnesia
- Slender
- Five Nights at Freddy’s
- Vertigo
- Psycho
- Horror stories present unique opportunities and challenges compared to other genres, and as such also have their own suite of cliches to go along with it.
- In case anyone was wondering, Fio is 0% composer.
- Listen to the end of this episode for the full version of the podcast theme, "This is My Design."
- Apologizes for the size of the episode file this time around. I wanted improve the audio quality a little bit, since we were discussing music.
- For those who may have missed it, here is the episode Anglo-Filles where I joined them to discuss soundtracks.
- The terms for music/sound in movies: "Diegetic" aaaaand (drum roll)..."non-diegetic." Wow. You'd think it'd be easier for me to remember that.
- Here's that YouTube video of username Diego_Reynoso playing around with some of the samples Akira Yamaoka used for the Silent Hill games.
- From Fio: "Dead Souls" is the Joy Division NiN cover on the Crow soundtrack.
- Also from Fio: The trailer with "Welcome to the Jungle" running over it is Run All Night.
- Here are the "Real Games of Genius" parodies that Andy and I made:
- Highlights from Fio's podcast notes:
- Doesn’t Bobby’s World have an episode about Friday the 13th? On a similar note, remember fucking Bobby’s World?
- Poll: Is me being really into Iron Maiden in high school predictable or suuuuuuuper predictable? (From Ian: Is it inversely proportional to how predictable it was that I was into Iron Maiden in high school?)
- “Chorus of Kittens” is among my favorite of the Jhonen Vasquez requests for the composers in Zim.
Music:
- Opening:
- "Mercedes Lullaby (Nana de Mercedes)" - Javier Navarette (from Pan's Labyrinth) | YouTube | iTunes |
- "First Crop Circles" - James Newton Howard (from Signs) | YouTube |
- "The Walking Dead (Main Theme)" - Bear McCreary | YouTube |
- "Promise (Reprise)" - Akira Yamaoka (from Silent Hill 2) | YouTube | iTunes |
- Outro: "This is My Design" - written & performed by Ian | SoundCloud | Bandcamp (Coming Summer 2015) |
(Header image taken from http://www.chud.com/155557/soundtrack-review-hannibal-seasons-1-2/)
http://archive.org/download/AMOT068/AMOT068.mp3