- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
Bear McCreary takes the best music from the series and compiles it to one record, proving that The Walking Dead is very much alive.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
When compared to John Carpenter's other works, Christine sometimes feels like a road trip with no destination.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
The Sacred Bones reissue of David Lynch and Alan R. Splet's dark-ambient masterpiece is an essential purchase for fans of the genre.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
The 1960s were loaded with fun records of exotica, space age pop, mambo, and lounge. This is not one of them.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
Subtle, diverse, and rewarding; the score for Raw is something to devour.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
25 years later, Death-Waltz asks if the birds still sing a pretty song.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
The Devil's Candy is music that is hostile yet alluring, just like The Devil himself.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
Music to murder to, The Case of the Scorpion’s Tail is classic Italian giallo.
- By: Richie Corelli
- In: Music
Shades of John Carpenter and Goblin color this contemporary horror synth film score compilation by Karate King.
- By: R.J. MacReady
- In: Music
R.J. has two turntables and two volumes of the Stranger Things soundtrack.
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Music
Midnight Syndicate ventures into the world of Christmas music, and horror fans are better off for it.
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Music
Take a journey into the world of Midnight Syndicate with Monsters of Legend, their best release yet.
- By: Steve Pattee
- In: Music
Pay a visit to a twisted circus with Midnight Syndicate's Carnival Arcane.
