You gotta love horror
fans! What other type of movie nut would take the time to sample music and
dialogue from his favorite movies, mix them together and make groovy tracks with
them? Only a horror fan!
Well, that’s exactly
what arranger/producer P.J.Farrauto of MediaWorks Productions did. Listen to his
tracks: His Name Was Jason (Friday the 13th), The Night He
Came Home (Halloween) and Momma’s Boy (Psycho)
here. FUN STUFF! And you can do like
me, download them onto your PC to play as background music for your upcoming
Halloween Party!
About the Author
Favorite Movies: Rambo 1-2-3-4, Cobra, The Crow, Rocky 1-2-3-4-6, East of Eden, Near read more Dark, The Lost Boys, The Hitcher, Fight Club,The Terminator, Indiana Jones trilogy, Predator, High Tension, 9 and a Half Weeks, Angel Heart, Johnny Handsome, Alfred Hitchcock flicks, Lost Highway, Aliens, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, Conan The Barbarian, Dirty Harry series, Lethal Weapon series, Mad Max series, old school Argento and that's just the tip of the ice pick...
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