Mark of the Devil

UK soundtrack label One Way Static's next release is the amazing and beautiful Michael Holm scores for the 1970's films "Mark of the Devil" and "Mark of the Devil II."  As per usual with these horror score reissues, i'm stoked.  Take a listen to "Liebesthema" below.  You may also recognize it from its use in "Hobo with a Shotgun."

Wolfcop

So, there's this film making its way through the festival circuit right now called "Wolfcop."  I honestly don't want to know a thing about it, as i would like to be completely cold to the hilarity and the madness before i watch the movie...and i will watch this movie.  That aside, i got a taste of the retro-sounding soundtrack that will be issued by One Way Static (that's the cover art above), and available exclusively at this weekend's Mondo-Con in Austin, though there should be more available after that.  It sounds pretty fun.  Take a listen to the excellently titled "Burchard Von Worms" by score composer Shooting Guns below, and then marvel at the movie poster art below that.

Fantastic!

The Hills Have Eyes

After last year's excellent reissue of "Last House on the Left," One Way Static Records is at it again, releasing a soundtrack to another classic Wes Craven joint, Don Peake's score to 1977's "The Hills Have Eyes."  The horror soundtrack revival continues!  Hooray!  Listen to a small sampling of the score below.

Last House on the Left

It's pretty damn awesome that reissuing horror movie soundtracks on vinyl has become a thing lately.  And just in time for Halloween, the UK's One Way Static Records releases the soundtrack to Wes Craven's "Last House on the Left," and the 70's country-fried psych folk of actor/musician David Hess (RIP).  Stateside, grab it from Light in the Attic, and listen to "Wait for the Rain" below.