HORSKH: “TURBINE ON”
Violet Silhouette: “Strange Wind”
Bootblacks: “Wilderness”
Black Nail Cabaret: “Autogenic”
Kill Shelter: “As Trees Do Fall ft. Bragolin”
Menthüll: “Centuries later”
The Number H: “Hideous Dream”
ULTRA SUNN: “Two Snakes”
Order of the Static Temple: “Dark Sounds Dark Times (Solemn Shapes Remix)”
Rabbit Junk: “UNKNOWN OST [HOSTILE RMX]”
Phase Fatale: “Polystyrene”
Bile: “Submission (2023 Remaster)”
Witch Weather: “Don’t Need”
I Woke Up Chinese: “Lonely night”
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders: “The Game Of Love”
mind.in.a.box: “I Love 64”
Emmon: “Like a drum (Potochkine Remix)”
LOUISAHHH: “Harder Now (feat. Wax Wings)”
KANGA: “Rehab”
SINE: “Dark Matters”
TR/ST: “Robrash”
Ortrotasce: “Seeing Red”
ACTORS: “Bury Me”
Petrified Entity: “Parallel Lines (Single)”
The Undertaker’s Tapes: “Kneel Before Fake Idols”
Diesel Dudes: “Pumpkin Musles”
Urban Heat: “Like This”
December 2023 “We Declare War on Christmas” Edition of RATYHTL (The Radio Show)
Echoberyl: “The White Lady (Screaming Remix)”
Cyanotic: “Crash Override”
ESA vs Moaan Exis: “Spit”
Analog 80: “Tragic Error 242”
Moon 17: “Jellyfish”
Vioflesh: “On my skin”
Twin Tribes: “Monolith”
Girls Under Glass: “We Feel Alright”
Rhys Fulber: “Creosote”
Bedless Bones: “Dead Woman”
NIGHT NAIL: “Narcoleptic Dream Catcher”
Orphan Zero: “The Hunger”
Camlann: “Alienated”
Caustic: “Weed Santa”
Crucial Device: “Synth from Above”
Scorpion Tea: “Scarlet Misquote”
Dracula’s Miniskirt: “Might Eat the World”
Selofan: “Nichts”
Suzi Sabotage: “Persona Non Grata”
Auf Dem Band: “Gates”
Fuckware: “Combat”
Nervous Gender: “Exorcism”
Carnal Machinery: “Turn Off The Lights”
The Damned: “Neat Neat Neat”
Anaerobic: “Join Mussolini”
Lebanon Hanover: “Kyiv”
November 2023 “Halloween Part II” Edition of RATYHTL (The Radio Show)
Lila Ehjä: “Ghost love”
Supernova 1006: “Ghostrunner”
Slighter: “R B T (Skull Cultist Remix)”
Ringfinger: “Familiar Placement”
WIRE SPINE: “Safe”
Augustus Muller: “Sanctuary”
Bootblacks: “Forbidden Flames”
grabyourface: “Guillotine”
Mildreda: “Friendly Fire”
Ivardensphere: “The Impossible Box”
RED DEVIIL: “SEPARADO DE LA REALIDAD”
Living Temples: “There’s Nothing For You There Anymore”
Kælan Mikla: “Draumadís”
THE MIDNIGHT COMPUTERS: “Violence”
Pitch Black Manor: “Wicked Jenny”
Who Saw Her Die?: “Almost Night (DJ Mix)”
Decent News: “Pushed Away”
Vaselyne: “Necromancer”
spankthenun: “No One Survives (Grendel Remix)”
X-Divide: “Forever (Shiv-R Remix)”
cEvin Key: “Chip Dip the Witch”
Trashlight: “Honey Insulation”
Petrified Entity: “They Travel Through Mirrors”
Lolita Terrorist Sounds: “Prison Song”
Trobar de Morte: “Incantation”
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Nine: The Nightmare (2015)
By now I hope you trust my taste in Horror films enough to believe me when I tell you that one of the most disturbing Horror films that you will ever see is, in fact, a documentary.
Much love to Rodney Ascher (the other Rodney A.) for crafting a flick that actually sent chills down my spine. What starts off as a study of sleep paralysis shifts gear when the participants begin to discuss “The Hat Man”.
Good luck getting to sleep.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Eight: Twin Peaks: The Return. Episode 8 (2017)
Gotda light?
We touched upon Atomic Age Horror yesterday, so I wanted to take a minute to tip my hat to one of the scariest things I’ve watched in the last decade: episode 8 of “Twin Peaks: The Return”. What this episode lacks in dialogue (it goes for nearly a half hour without a single word being spoken) it more than makes up for in disturbing imagery.
This is the water, and this is the well. Drink full, and descend. The horse is the white of the eyes, and dark within.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Seven: The Vast of Night (2019)
When most people think of Atomic Age Horror they tend to think of giant ants, giant spiders, and giant lizards.
Although it’s set in the 1950s, “The Vast of Night” is not a homage to the cheesy films of that era. Oh no; this is something REALLY different. This is something REALLY smart. And this is something REALLY creepy.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Six: Bay of Blood (AKA “Twitch of the Death Nerve”) (1971)
There’s always room for Giallo
This movie is so seriously messed up that several of the kills in “Twitch of the death Nerve” have been recreated in other movies. And by “other movies” I don’t mean “Disney Princess movies”, although that would be kind of sweet.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Five: Ghost Stories (2017)
“The brain sees what it wants to see.”
It’s day twenty-five of 31 Days of Halloween and you look like you’re ready for a really good ghost story. In fact, you look like you NEED a good ghost story. Well, you’re in luck because “Ghost Stories” contains three tales of the unnatural. Also, it features Bilbo Baggins, himself: Martin Freeman.
This is a wonderfully smart-but-not-snooty Horror movie which, unlike The Hobbit Trilogy, stands up well upon repeated watching.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Four: The Belko Experiment (2016)
In two hours we want thirty of you dead. If thirty of you are not dead, we will end sixty of your lives ourselves. Five, four, three, two, one. Begin.
Sometimes, during your month of Horror movie watching, you just need a thriller as a sort of palate cleanser.
If you were to combine “Office Space” with “Battle Royale” you would get a film akin to 2016’s “The Belko Experiment”. I think I may have recommended this minor masterpiece, which was penned by James Gunn, in the past. If I did, apologies, but I’m recommending it again.
31 Days of Halloween! Day Twenty-Three: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1949)
You can do more with Margaret or Helena. Or Anne or Angelina
– Lyrics from the song “Katrina”
That didn’t age well, did it?
We should all be thankful that Bing Crosby (of Crosby, Pills, Hash, and Drugs) took a little time off from beating his son Gary in order record the songs and narration for this Disney Classic.
All snark aside, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is a great way to introduce your kids to the joys of Spooky Season.