Look at Billy Zoom go!
Ever since I watched The Decline of Western Civilization earlier this year, I’ve been watching every video of X that I can find. This video was shot for a CBS show called No Holds Barred. According to the video description on YouTube, the show was “short-lived.”
Enjoy!
Nothing is stupid as long as you’re the one in charge.
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Tell me about it, Paris. I’ve been exhausted since May.
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From 1993’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, here’s the anthem of the day!
Was there ever any doubt?
Happy Halloween!
This feels like an appropriate video for the greatest day of the year.
Enjoy!
Thanks to the one and only John Carpenter, the version of this sweet little song that The Chordettes recorded in the 1950s will be forever associated with the Night He Came Home. Sadly, none of the Chordettes are with us anymore and I haven’t been able to find any interviews about how they felt about their song of teenage love being used in Halloween.
I’d like to think they would have appreciated it. Michael Myers may not have had hair like Liberace but he did have a mask that looked a lot like William Shatner.
Dawn of the Dead (1978, dir by George Romero, DP: Michael Gornick)
Dario Argento not only produced and edited the European cut for 1978’s Dawn of the Dead, he also introduced George Romero to Goblin. The Italian band, famous for their horror movie soundtracks, provided the classic score to Dawn of the Dead.
(Admittedly, the score is is used far more prominently in Argento’s cut of the film than in Romero’s.)
For today’s horror song of the day, here is Goblin’s Main Theme From Dawn of the Dead.
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!
As I mentioned earlier, there have been many covers of Donovan’s Season of the Witch. This one is from Lana Del Rey.
Through the Shattered Lens 