Music Video of the Day: Keep Your Demons by TAELA (2023, dir by ????)


It may be tempting to keep your demons but personally, I recommend going out to a field several states over, releasing them, and then running away as fast as you can.  There are some thing that you just don’t need to keep with you.

Enjoy!

Music Video Of The Day: Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansell (2020, visuals by Eric Wilson)


Today’s music video of the day is for the haunting piece of music that we all know from Requiem For A Dream and countless Olympic ice skating routines.

Anyone who says this is not a horror song has somehow forgotten watching Ellen Burstyn get electroshock treatment while Jared Leto loses his arm.

Enjoy!

Bonus Horror Song of the Day: Love Song For A Vampire by Annie Lennox


I kind of feel like I didn’t give enough love to the vampires this Horrorthon.  I’ll make up for it next year.

For now, though, allow me to offer up this Love Song For A Vampire, which was recorded by Annie Lennox for 1992’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula!

Music Video of the Day: In Your Head by Raven Numan (2024, dir by ????)


Todays music video of the latest from Raven Numan.  Raven is the daughter of Gary Numan of Cars fame but she’s also a talented singer and performer in her own right.

This song is about obsession.  It may start like your typical pop love song but listen to the lyrics and …. yikes!

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Aquamarine by Addison Rae (2024, dir by Sean Price Williams)


This video has a decadent feel to it, one that makes it perfect for the scary season.  It may not be about vampires but perhaps it should be.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: The Valley by Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor (1985, dir by Michele Soavi)


Today’s music video of the day is for an instrumental piece that was composed by Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor for Dario Argento’s 1985 film, Phenomena.

Put together by Michele Soavi, this music video features not only scenes from the film but also clips of Dario Argento directing both Jennifer Connelly and Fiore Argento.  Soavi, of course, went on to have a directorial career of his own, directing four classic horror films before stepping away from feature films to take care of his ailing son.  Soavi has since returned to directing, though most of his subsequent work has been for Italian television.

Enjoy!