A special bundle will also include a t-shirt, 4 holographic stickers, and two enamel pins. The Original Broadcast Soundtrack will be available for the first time ever on any format with this Terror Vision release, and it’ll be available as a “best of” LP or triple LP that comes complete with a full “Freddy’s Nightmares” episode guide. In the meantime, we’re excited to break the news this afternoon that our friends over at Terror Vision Records will be bringing the “Freddy’s Nightmares” soundtrack to vinyl! The series ran for two seasons from 1988 to 1990, and we’re still waiting on a DVD/Blu-ray release. He’s Not Who You Think He Is / The Diner (2:32)īack in 1988, the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise made its way to the small screen with “ Freddy’s Nightmares,” a horror anthology series hosted by Robert Englund‘s Freddy Krueger that memorably kicked off with a Freddy prequel tale directed by Tobe Hooper. Standoff / Too Many Complications / The Guest Escapes (4:40)ġ5. Red Vinyl with printed inner sleeve and a ‘do not cross’ obi strip.ġ4. The soundtrack will go on sale April 28th. It’s an intense journey but not one without reward – don’t be afraid to let The Guest into your home and onto your turntable. Great synth melodies are plentiful, the electronics swell with mystery and intrigue, and the sense of the robotic electro music has is perfect for the character of David. Homaging rather than emulating, the music feels not only absolutely authentic but also fits the film like a glove. Just like the film is a throwback to 80s thrillers like The Terminator, Steve Moore’s score belongs in another time, another place. The tracks and cover art can be seen below. The soundtrack, which was composed by Steve Moore ( Zombi), is being released by Mondo/Death Waltz and features 19 tracks, including three bonus tracks, as well as artwork by Alan Hynes.
HitFix has premiered two tracks from the forthcoming soundtrack to the critically acclaimed film The Guest, which was directed by Adam Wingard.
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