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John Carpenter, Ben Wheatley and more on the horror movie soundtracks to give you the full Halloween fear 
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Sonic Mayhem (aka Sascha Dikiciyan) has compiled his Top 10 horror/sci-fi scores, which features some amazing titles!
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What makes the suspense-building chords of the famous Jaws theme so scary? Those irregular minor chords trigger the same instinctual response a mama marmot feels when her babies are threatened.
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Psycho. Jaws. Halloween. It Follows. For every scary movie that haunts our dreams, there is a carefully crafted score that helps to enhance the experience fo...
Destiny Acevedo's curator insight,
November 11, 2018 10:07 PM
I love scary movies and a huge part of those movies is the music. They make the scenes more frightening than what they already are. This video is extremely credible.
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It may seem like an afterthought to all the action on screen, but music is an integral part of what makes a film work. The wrong song can kill an awesome, poignant scene—or scare the pants right off of you—all depending on how it's done. So what are some of the creepiest scores ever put to film?
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Movie Directors share soundtracks that they've made that truly have gotten under their skin. If wanting to be a audio engineer or producer for scary movies check this article out.
In horror films, music is the quintessential element to connecting with the audience further. In this article, six of the leading horror film directors are interviewed about which soundtracks wedged inside their minds and creeped them out.
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