ESPECIAL: Las películas de terror con el mejor soundtrack Heavy Metal (PARTE 3)

Mucho se ha hablado de cine de terror, y es que es un tema sensible que siempre que se hace bien deja un buen sabor para el consumidor; no obstante, otras veces se explota este género del séptimo arte para velar por un interés meramente económico y se olvidan del fin último de estas películas, el contar historias de verdad, con personajes que queden en la historia del cine y lograr un espacio en el corazón del consumidor.

Si bien el cine de “terror” ha estado lleno de “blockbusters” que han pasado sin pena ni gloria en las salas de cine, otras veces se han juntado las personas indicadas con las ideas correctas y se han creado obras de arte. Ahora, el cine de terror también tiene distintos géneros dentro del mismo pero ese es otro tema.

En El Cuartel del Metal nos hemos inspirado y luego de ver muchas películas de terror durante esta cuarentena logramos elaborar una lista de películas de terror con el mejor sountrack metal de todos. ¿Te imaginas ver película “slasher” y de fondo sonar Accept? Pues es momento que aprendas algo más allá de “Avengers”.

Las películas de terror con el mejor soundtrack Heavy Metal (PARTE 3)

Return of the Living Dead Part II

Return of the Living Dead Part II (El Regreso de los Muertos Vivientes Parte II en México) es la secuela de la película The Return of the Living Dead de Dan O’Bannon. Protagonizada por Michael Kenworthy, Marsha Dietlein, Dana Ashbrook, Thom Matthews, Suzanne Snyder, James Karen, Philip Bruns y Thor Van Lingen.

Soundtrack:

Flesh To Flesh
Performed by Lamont
Written by Joe Lamont and Brian Cadd
Produced by David Kitay and Joe Lamont
Front Wheel Music, Inc./Montal Music/Fairy Dust Music/Marblehead Music
Recording courtesy of Island Records

Spacehopper
Performed and Written by Julian Cope
Produced by Ed Stasium
Virgin-Nymph Music, Inc.
Recording courtesy of Island Records

Alone in the Night
Performed by Leatherwolf
Written by Geoffrey Gayer, Carey Howe, Michael Olivieri, Dean Roberts and Paul Carmen
Produced by Kevin Beamish
Island Music, Inc.
Recording courtesy of Island Records

Bad Case of Lovin You
Performed and Produced by Robert Palmer
Written by John Moon Martin
Rockslam Music
Recording courtesy of Island Records

Looking For Clues
Performed, Written and Produced by Robert Palmer
Bungalow Music N.V./Ackee Music Inc.
Recording courtesy of Island Records

Big Band B-Boy
Performed by Mantronix
Written by Kurtis Mantronik (as Mantronik) and Touré Embden (as M.C. Tee)
Produced by Kurtis Mantronik (as Mantronik)
Beach House Music
Recording courtesy of Sleeping Bag Records

I’m the Man
Performed by Anthrax
Written by Joseph Belladona, Dan Spitz, Scott Ian, Frank Bello, Charlie Benante (as Charles Benante) and John Rooney
Produced by Anthrax and Eddie Cramer
Antrax Music/Black Lion Music
Recording courtesy of Megaforce/Island Records

A.D.I./Horror of It All
Performed by Anthrax
Written by Joseph Belladona, Dan Spitz, Scott Ian, Frank Bello, Charlie Benante (as Charles Benante) and John Rooney
Produced by Anthrax and Eddie Cramer
Antrax Music/Black Lion Music
Recording courtesy of Megaforce/Island Records

High Priest of Love
Performed and Written by Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction
Zoo/Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
Recording courtesy of Phonogram Records, Ltd.

Monster Mash
Produced by Ken Scott
Written by Bobby Pickett and Leonard L. Capizzi (as Leonard Capizzi)
Publishers: Acoustic Music, Inc./Capizzi Music Co./Gary S. Paxton Music, Inc. (BMI)

Shocker

Shocker es una película de terror y comedia negra estadounidense de 1989, escrita y dirigida por Wes Craven. Aun siendo de bajo presupuesto, la película se ha convertido en un clásico de culto. Está protagonizada por Michael Murphy, Peter Berg y Mitch Pileggi como el antagonista Horace Pinker.

Soundtrack:

Sword and Stone
Performed by Bonfire
Written by Desmond Child, Paul Stanley and Bruce Kulick
Courtesy of BMG Ariola GmbH/RCA Records

No More Mr. Nice Guy
Performed by Megadeth
Courtesy of Capital Records

Shocker
Performed by The Dudes Of Wrath
Written by Desmond Child, Jean Beauvoir and Guy Mann-Dude
Paul Stanley and Desmond Child (lead vocals)
Guy Mann-Dude and Vivian Campbell (guitars)
Rudy Sarzo (bass)
Tommy Lee (drums)
Background vocals by Kane Roberts, Louis Merliono, Desmond Child and Michael Anthony

Timeless Love
Performed by Saraya
Courtesy of Polygram Records

Demon Bell – The Ballad Of Horace Pinker
Performed by Dangerous Toys
Courtesy of CBS Records

Love Transfusion
Performed by Iggy Pop
Courtesy of Virgin Records

Different Breed
Performed by Dead On
Courtesy of SBK Records

Zombie Nightmare

Zombie Nightmare es una película de terror canadiense dirigida por Jack Bravman. Esta película fue filmada en los suburbios de Montreal, Canadá. Está protagonizada por Jon Thor Mikl.

Future Flash
Performed by Girlschool

C’Mon Let Go
Performed by Girlschool

Ace Of Spades
Written by Fast Eddie Clarke (uncredited), Lemmy (uncredited) and Phil ‘Philthy Animal’ Taylor (uncredited)
Performed by Motörhead

Danger Zone
Performed by Fist

We Rule The Night
Performed by Virgin Steele

Rebirth
Performed by Jon Mikl Thor (as Thor)

I’m Dangerous
Performed by Death Mask

Out For The Kill
Performed by Battalion

Midnite Man
Performed by Rusty Hamilton aka Queen Pantera (as Pantera) and Jon Mikl Thor (as Thor) (uncredited)

Zombie Life
Performed by Knighthawk

Dead Things
Performed by The Things

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