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John Carpenter's soundtracks might apply.  Prog magazine has written some reviews on some of these.  He has released 4 volumes of Lost Themes that might be of some appeal.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

John Carpenter's soundtracks might apply.  Prog magazine has written some reviews on some of these.  He has released 4 volumes of Lost Themes that might be of some appeal.

Good call. Carpenter is an all-around talented man. 
I recently purchased the Alien 3 soundtrack, composed by Elliot Goldenthal.  I own several Fabio Frizzi horror movie soundtracks, too.  The Omen and Phantasm soundtracks are on my wish list. 
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Anima Morte – The Nightmare Becomes Reality, from "The Nightmare Becomes Reality"






Anima Morte – Passage of Darkness, from "The Nightmare Becomes Reality"
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I have this Carpenter, a re-recording by him of his film music --
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Originally posted by omphaloskepsis omphaloskepsis wrote:

I recently purchased the Alien 3 soundtrack, composed by Elliot Goldenthal.

That is an amazing score, and so different than Jerry Goldsmith's or James Horner's work which were more traditional cinema music.
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Dragon (B) - Dragon (1976)

This album is not particularly scary and probably not scary enough for you, Cindy, but I can at least recommend it for the beginners of "the genre" - like me. Tongue

Actually, it's only the last track which is a bit scary, but it's a nice album. Big smile
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How about Jacula? that's some spooky occult music from 70's Italy, with church organ and all,
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Vrajitor's Tenebrarium – E.N.L.D.
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Yep agree with Carpenter and also would add the Alien soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith. Christ that was proper creepy back in the day!
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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

How about Jacula? that's some spooky occult music from 70's Italy, with church organ and all,





Love this one!

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There's loads and loads of fantastic 1970's (and early 1980's) "Horror Prog" scores. Here's a few favorites (where I love more or less the whole album, but releases of full scores are often a mess with tons of bonus material that's almost identical to each other etc... so I usually end up curating my own listen):









Recently Reissued as with plenty of bonus stuff as Nightmare City. Amazing score interrupted by a (inoffensive) disco song sung by Grace Jones:) - and then we're back to the dark stuff again
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Popol Vuh – Brüder Des Schattens, from "Nosferatu the Vampyre" (original soundtrack)








Popol Vuh – Höre, Der Du Wagst, from "Nosferatu the Vampyre" (original soundtrack)
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

There's loads and loads of fantastic 1970's (and early 1980's) "Horror Prog" scores. Here's a few favorites (where I love more or less the whole album, but releases of full scores are often a mess with tons of bonus material that's almost identical to each other etc... so I usually end up curating my own listen):



I love the Phantasm score. I first bought the LP from the Varese shop via Fangoria. I've owned several iterations of the CD. The recent LP is a completely new remaster (still hoping they issue it on CD).

Have you heard David Hughes' score for C.H.U.D.?
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Saperlipopette!/Starshiper:

This one deserves more mentions. Solamente Nero's score was composed by Stelvio Cipriani, but Goblin was brought in to play and record the music.

(Check out 9:56 & 20:03)
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