Back in the day, I used to collect movie Soundtracks until they started using pop music to increase sales. Anyway, I dislike Halloween albums because... well, that's exactly what they sound like. Instead, I've always created my own HW music collections to create a creepy atmosphere. Here's some of my favs:
Bram Stoker's Dracula Soundtrack:
Main title:
YouTube - "Bram Stoker's "Dracula"" - "Dracula, The Beginning (Track 1)" - Wojciech Kilar
The Storm (This one kicks in at 1:05):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PTpIH4VODs
There's several really great songs on this album. Here's the link for some more of 'em:
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
Here's my absolutely favorite! I've actauly had kids too scared to approach while playing this, and that was when I didn't even have ANY props or decorations up!
Legend Soundtrack - Tangerine Dream (Awesome band!!!)
YouTube - Legend - Darkness
I love this last one so much that I was tempted to keep it to myself!I've loved Tim Curry's (a.k.a. Dr. Frankenfurter. Anyone?) turn as Darkness ever since I saw this movie in the theaters. I'm planning on doing a prop of Darkness for HW. I've actually done the makeup before on myself, however it was lacking the horns which is a whole other level of expertise.
Thread: Movie Soundtracks
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Movie Soundtracks –
12-02-2009,07:02 AM
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12-07-2009,04:10 PM
I really loved Legend and Curry as Darkness... that soundtrack was pretty awesome too.
I never thought about using it as a Halloween display - good idea! 
As far as the horns, there were several posts about creating them recently.
HORNS like Darkness, from HHN!!!
I can't find the post where someone did him with carved styro horns, but it is possible to carve them out of either white or the pink/blue stuff if you glue together a few thickness' worth and carve and use sandpaper.I'm a Halloween Bride! 10/31/2002
Where there is no imagination there is no horror.
~Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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12-10-2009,06:39 AM
Great suggestions. I agree with you, I don't care for Halloween music that sounds Halloweenish either. I like using soundtracks and trailer music to give me that spooky and/or chaotic vibe. Here some to try out:
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Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Resident Evil: Extinction (whose same composer made Saw III
Saw III
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01-12-2010,10:27 PM
Yay for scores!
The music for inside my haunt is almost entirely scores. I have a more creepy than scary haunt, so the music I used is more along those lines. this past year's selections included pieces from "The Shining," "Sleepy Hollow," "Van Helsing" (the waltz), "Donnie Darko," "28 Days Later," "2001: A Space Odyssey," and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (Suite from Hush).
Either this year or next, I'm going to redo it and incorporate some "Silent Hill," "Hellboy II: The Golden Army," and maybe "Nightmare on Elm Street" among others.
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01-13-2010,12:39 PM
Those are great and ty for posting them. I recently switched to windows 7 and have no idea how to save these! Can someone help me with that?
Thanks
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01-14-2010,06:58 AM
The music or vid. Once I get the vid I can use a program to get the music out of the vid.
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01-14-2010,07:17 AM
I'd think MP3s made directly from the soundtracks would be your best bet. No distortion, or loss to worry about.
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01-17-2010,09:35 AM
i use the john carpenter soundtrack,the fog for my pirate themed haunt.
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I've loved Tim Curry's (a.k.a. Dr. Frankenfurter. Anyone?) turn as Darkness ever since I saw this movie in the theaters. I'm planning on doing a prop of Darkness for HW. I've actually done the makeup before on myself, however it was lacking the horns which is a whole other level of expertise.





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