Movie Madness Music Vol. 11

With things shut down for the time being Movie Madness has been offering Express Pickup. If you search their catalog online you can then drop by the store and grab your videos at the door. Want to feel like you're still browsing in the store? Well here's another mix of soundtrack gems to accompany your online perusals. 

download link 9/27/21

 

Movie Madness Music: Volumes 1-6

About a year ago I was asked to make soundtrack compilations for the legendary video store, Movie Madness, to play in their store while people browsed for rentals. If you're familiar with my horror soundtrack mixes (Written In Blood Vol.1-9) you might enjoy these as well. They cover all genres of film and tv music from the early '60s to the present, with a few choice trailer radio spots woven in for good measure. Here are the first 6 volumes! They requested I make 24... we'll see how far I get.

Vol.1 MMM Vol.1 (5/14/21)

Vol.2 MMM Vol.2 (10/16/21)

Vol.3 MMM Vol.3 (5/13/21)

Vol.4 MMM Vol.4 (9/7/20)

Vol.5 MMM Vol.5 (5/13/21)

Vol.6 MMM Vol.6 (5/13/21)

"What movie is that from?"

A few recent dj flyers from soundtrack heavy nights!

Cinematic Sounds Volume 1 Deluxe Edition

Left-Handed Label is proud to present a deluxe limited edition of Cinematic Sounds Vol.1. This double 180 gram red vinyl compilation comes with 3 View-Master reels from the movies featured in the soundtrack collection, a set of 8 composer trading cards, an Italian locandina style poster, and a digital download card.  SOLD OUT

The digital download is now available for free here!  CS-Vol1 (10/4/20)

note: Downloads are hosted by Zippyshare, a free file sharing site. The first couple of times you click on the download an ad will pop up, once you've past those the zipped file of high quality music will download for your listening pleasure. 

Horror soundtrack DJ flyers

Here are a few recent flyers from some horror soundtrack sets.
I'm excited to join forces with DJ No Request tonight. I've admired his design and taste in music for a while. If you haven't crossed paths with his blog yet check it out! Nature Film

20 Winter chillers from the '60s, '70s and '80s.

Cabin fever setting in? From the essential to the obscure, here are some snowy suggetions to warm up any horror movie fan's icy heart:

1. The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967)
2. Horror Express (1972)
3. Silent Night Bloody Night (1972)
4. Tales From The Crypt (1972)
5. A Cold Night's Death (1973)
6. Black Christmas (1974)
7. Devil Times Five (1974)
8. The Winter Kill (1974)
9. Werewolf Vs. The Yeti (1975)
10. Snow Beast (1977)
11. The Brood (1979)
12. Casting The Runes (1979)
13 The Shining (1980)
14. Ghost Story (1981)
15. Ghostkeeper (1981)
16. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
17. The Thing (1982)
18. Curtains (1983)
19. The Dead Zone (1983)
20. Dead of Winter (1987)

View-Master's 75th Anniversary (part.2)

Here's some more View-Master's that never were. Courtesy of being sick in bed. There may be more to come depending on how long I have this cold.

Happy Anniversary View-Master!

View-Master's 75th Anniversary

With Viemaster turning 75 I figured it would be fun to make some fake Viewmaster sleeves. I have to admit, I was inspired by another fan who has some cool fake packaging as well. I started getting into them again a few months ago and found out they were created in my home town of Portland, Oregon.

The Pyx (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Once The Pyx was released on a cleaned up DVD (not the horrible Hooker Cult Murders version) I was excited to finally rip a clean copy of the audio for the still unreleased soundtrack. It provides a unique listening experience with its eerie choral pieces and hidden gems of Karen Black's folk songs. I was sitting on this for a while, but after a few people requested a re-up of the vhs ripped soundtrack I decided it was time to get the digitally remastered copy out there. I guess we'll have to enjoy this until they unearth the original tape recordings. Thanks Karen!

The Pyx OST

The Exorcist comes to Portland

Original poster

Okay, I love horror movies. Apparently I'm not alone. I'd like to blame part of it on seeing The Exorcist at too young of an age. A few friends and myself started having horror movie nights using a projector and an old movie screen. For the kick-off my roommates and I took this picture outside our house one night. The good news is I'm the exorcist, the bad news is that light, where Linda Blair awaits, that's coming from my room!