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Revolver_OcelScott wrote: ↑Sun Aug 28, 2022 10:04 am Troll and Ghoulies are fun flicks, haven't seen Terror Vision yet thoughTerror Vision has really fun practical effects but I would say it's the weakest out of the 3 films, maybe slightly better than Troll? Ghoulies is by far the superior film out of the three. I really should pick up the ost's for these films though.
inksb wrote: ↑Sun Aug 28, 2022 8:16 pmI randomly watched Troll when I was a young kid at a friend's house. I remember being both fascinated and bit freaked out by the transformation scene. Some of the humor was probably over my head. I think I saw Ghoulies as well, but I remember The Gate more vividly.Revolver_OcelScott wrote: ↑Sun Aug 28, 2022 10:04 am Troll and Ghoulies are fun flicks, haven't seen Terror Vision yet thoughTerror Vision has really fun practical effects but I would say it's the weakest out of the 3 films, maybe slightly better than Troll? Ghoulies is by far the superior film out of the three. I really should pick up the ost's for these films though.
inksb wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:30 pm My wife has been wanting to check that film out as it recently hit Shudder. How's the score @reddye?I like it a lot; it's going on my 2022-favorites list. It's minimalist chamber music but also has some similarities to Cliff Martinez' "Solaris" score both with pacing and the use of chiming percussion. It emotes feelings of unease and melancholy much in the same ways as a Ben Salisbury/Geoff Barrow score does. There are no stingers or amped-up cues, like there would be for a chase scene. Really sounds nice.
reddye6 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 2:20 pmThanks! Looks like they are also releasing Let The Right One In. I need to revisit that score, I remember it being quite effective during the film but it's been ages.inksb wrote: ↑Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:30 pm My wife has been wanting to check that film out as it recently hit Shudder. How's the score @reddye?I like it a lot; it's going on my 2022-favorites list. It's minimalist chamber music but also has some similarities to Cliff Martinez' "Solaris" score both with pacing and the use of chiming percussion. It emotes feelings of unease and melancholy much in the same ways as a Ben Salisbury/Geoff Barrow score does. There are no stingers or amped-up cues, like there would be for a chase scene. Really sounds nice.
The label's US store now has copies available (https://svart.ochre.store/release/30705 ... soundtrack). Otherwise, its Finnish store has copies (https://svartrecords.com/en/product/pes ... k-/1677633).
