Dying to rot your brain with a “comedy that kills”? Then Zombieland might be the ticket. On this Slashback Friday we salute David Sardy and his brilliant score that keeps us from losing our shit on a ferris wheel.
We had no idea what a legend Mr. Sardy (or should we call you New York?) is with his work with Oasis, Jet, and LCD sound system. This man can bring the terror to film and to wax. Bravo Mr. Sardy…bravo
Shhhh…seriously don’t make a noise. On this Slashback Friday we salute Marco Beltrami who we hope survived composing the score for A Quiet Place considering he had to make noise.
Shhhhh…but did we mention Marco is a complete legend and also scored Scream? Shhhhhh! 🤫
As bloodthirsty zombies rampage the streets and transportation stations of Seoul, South Korea, what worse situation than to be on a train filled with even more of the carniverous undead?
On this Slashback Friday, LVCRFT salutes Jang Young-gyu’s brilliant heart pounding score to Train to Busan. Remind me not to refill my subway card.
Just when you thought John Carpenter couldn’t crush all corners of horror, he drops the societal breakdown underground opus; Assault On Precinct 13. On this Slashback Friday we salute your brilliant terrifying brain and bone chilling tunes Mr. Carpenter.
Thank you for the chills and thrills in every way and may you reign as horror royalty forever!!