PopHorror Let's Get Scared
For the November option for Tetro, we are getting something unique and interesting… a music release. Along with DVDs and Blu-rays and even their first soundtrack release for Night Train Murders (1975), we are getting the soundtrack EP to a horror film that’s getting some attention.
The beauty of being a fan of horror is that there are times where you may not know about a certain movie, but then you find out about it and you know it’s going to be great. Scarecrowd is one of those movies, coming from Filmmaker George Nevada, who is also known for his other film, Jack the St. Ripper, which was written by Domiziano Cristopharo (Nightmare Symphony 2020 – our review).
From the press release:
Scarecrowd – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, the Scarecrowd soundtrack, is set for release on November 5, 2021, on digital version. It features 4 tracks by Belyalis. Produced by Domiziano Cristopharo and directed by George Nevada in 2015, the science fiction slasher film Scarecrowd is now available on DVD, via TetroVideo. Scarecrowd – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is Belyalis’ first EP. It has 4 tracks in total and runs for 21 minutes or less and will be available next month on Spotify, YouTube Music, and Apple Music channels.
Belyalis’ soundtrack mixes the dark synth sounds with the ambient music for typical dark sci-fi atmospheres. It’s a tribute to sci-fi cinema, from the ’60s to the ’90s, with clear references to the 80’s horror cinema, between John Harrison’s Creepshow and Mandy OST by the late Jóhann Jóhannsson. On Crypticrock, Steven DeJoseph Jr., founder of the American rock band Taking Back Sunday, says: “One hell of a soundtrack that knocks at the door of old ’60s to ’80s-Sci-Fi flicks”.
Scarecrowd (2015) synopsis: Farmer Tony Maio (Fabrizio Occhipinti) turns into a fierce mutant because of a meteorite impact on Earth. Disguised as a scarecrow in order to hide his appearance, he starts to kill people to satisfy his bloodlust.
The full tracklist:
1. Scarecrowd (5:16)
2. Outside (4:48)
3. Terror from the space (9:00)
4. Black Space (2:35)
