The Horror Movie Anthem

[SteveSzyk]

Which song by any artist best describes horror and should become the horror movie anthem?

[the-burn-out]

"Wonderful" by STP. Must be moving on ! Hold on ! Hold on! sounds like the whelping noises I make in Arbys and Dairy Queen

[countchocula]

Any White/Rob Zombie song.

[Horror whore]

I agree with count....

[CAPTAIN BLAKE]

CHAINSAW by the RAMONES, RELEASE THE BATS! by THE BIRTHDAY PARTY, WORLOCK by SKINNY PUPPY, TV SET by THE CRAMPS, and HORROR BUSINESS by THE MISFITS.

[cereal killer]

Rob Zombie or Marilyn Manson.

[the-burn-out]

Flash of the blade by Iron Maiden as used in Creepers/Phenomena

[DawnOfTheDead]

MARCH OR DIE by Motorhead (dirge-esque growling guitars slowly playing alongside bagpipes, whilst Lemmy belches about Armageddon day). It plays like a doomsday anthem. And "Cannibal Song" by the best band of all time, MINISTRY (A bass line played over and over to a simple repetitive beat with people softly screaming in the background and sounds of munching and crunching while birds squawk, and Jourgensen squeals about cannibals, of all things!)

[CAPTAIN BLAKE]

Hey DEADman, funny you mention MINISTRY, 'cause I was thinking of adding FLASHBACK to my list. Perhaps the most harrowing, intense, and disturbingly funny revenge track on record. CANNIBAL SONG is also a great choice, and YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE also deserves mention, as it was obviously composed (in hell) by the great songwriting duo of Gacy/Dahmer.

[JustOneFix]

Here's a few:
"Surprise! You're Dead" by FAITH NO MORE
- more speedmetal than their trademark funk-metal,this song has a really fast, precise rhythm section as well as some weird,apocalyptic imagery courtesy of Mike Patton
"Mummified in barb wire" by CANNIBAL CORPSE
- gory and graphic, this song has a nice contemporary Death Metal feel to it
-any song by SLAYER
"Everyday is Halloween" by MINISTRY
- If I were Al Jourgensen, I would
consider re-recording this song for
the upcoming Halloween sequel. It's really creepy.

[SteveSzyk]

THRILLER by MICHEAL JACKSON pretty much describes a horror flick. Too bad it's called THRILLER and not HORROR FLICK.