The Green Inferno

Before Buffy moved to Sunnydale, she looked an awful lot like Kristy Swanson. The 1992 film that eventually spawned the mega-successful tv series was a goofy somewhat endearing movie with a great cast including Donald Sutherland, Paul Ruebens and erm Luke Perry, and glimpse and you'll miss them appearances by Hilary Swank and Ben"Phantoms"Affleck, I'll try to forget Rutger Hauer's rather limp vampire villian though.
Here's the original soundtrack enjoy.
1. Keep It Comin'- Q-Unique & Deborah Cooper
2. Man Smart, Woman Smarter- Dream Warriors
3. Silent City- Matthew Sweet
4. We Close Our Eyes- Susanna Hoffs
5. Little Heaven- Toad The Wet Sprocket
6. I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore- The diVinyls
7. Party With the Animals- Ozzy Osbourne
8. Zap City- The Cult
9. I Fought the Law- Mary's Danish
10. Light Comes Out of Black- Rob Halford


They Had This Look In Their Eyes, Totally Animal, I Think They Were Young Republicans

Antonio Bido's 1977 giallo starring Corrado Pani and Paola Tedesco features a score by a group called Trans Europa Express, the score is very Goblin like to listen to, not surprising to find that band member Mauro Lusini was the voice of Goblin for their album Volo. Their are no titles to the 26 tracks on this recording.
Il Gatto Dagli Occhi Di Giada

Here's a compilation of music from most of the classic Hammer Horror films, it's a 2 disc collection, I'll post the other set in a couple of days time.

Track Listing

1. Dracula
2. Dracula: Prince of Darkness
3. The Scars of Dracula
4. Dracula Has Risen From the Grave
5-9. Taste the Blood of Dracula
10. Frankenstein Created Woman
11-13. The Devil Rides Out Suite
14. Kiss of the Vampire
all tracks composed by James Bernard.

Hammer Disc 1

Twin Peaks couple Everett McGill and Wendy Robie stayed together as the twisted couple at the centre of Wes Craven's The People Under the Stairs, also starring Brandon Adams and Ving Rhames. Better than a lot of his recent studio films it's a flawed social commentary with some good suspense and game performances from McGill and Robie.
Two composers contributed to the score, Don Peake recieve composer credits and Graeme Revell was credited with Additional Orchestral Music, this score combines suites from both composers.

The People Under the Stairs

Riccardo Freda's Dublin set giallo starring Luigi Pistilli and Anton Diffring is not one of the best Italian thrillers but it is memorably violent with several gruesome set pieces and a wonderful score by Stelvio Cipriani and vocals by Nora Orlandi, it's also long overdue a proper DVD release, there was a limited German release but that is very difficult to track down now.

L'Iguana Dalla Lingua Di Fuoco