I used to love the film but haven't seen in a while, however the soundtrack has never left rotation in my house as my mum loves it as well

Bram Stoker's Dracula - Vampire Hunters.


Dark and brooding. In fact the film would be far lower in my estimations without Kilar's magnificent score.

I agree completely, whilst the first film is a classic, the third is far more effective and creative use of scoring, creating massive intensity. The scoring of the opening credits sells it every time for me without fail.

As for Koyaaniqatsi, I nearly forgot it as well for a similar reason, as I thought it wouldn't come under a film score due to it's nature.

Also speaking of Phillip Glass, I FORGOT CANDYMAN

Dammit :lol:

I love this one too! I actually loaned it from the library on the same day I borrowed the Coppola's Dracula soundtrack - back in god knows when... 1994?

I keep meaning to buy it but haven't got round to it. Although i do own the Sympathy for the Devil single.

Top Ten Soundtracks

The Warriors
The Crow
Repo Man
Savage Streets
Lost Highway
Gummo
Tales from the crypt Demon Night
Demons
This Is Spinal Tap
Dazed And Confused

Still trying the work out the scores.

Top Ten Scores

The Fog
Dead Man
Halloween
Taxi Driver
City Of The Living Dead
Day Of The Dead
The Hitcher
Enter The Dragon
It Follows
Blade Runner

So hard to not to have more John Carpenter.

Mine could have easily been 10 Carpenter soundracks! Gutted I had to leave off Ghosts of Mars and Prince of Darkness

Wanted to put Assault and Escape From New York.