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i remember seeing this film at a drive-in back in those days. Horner's early days where every one of his scores sounded like a Goldsmith rip-off. That's not quite the insult it sounds like. I'll add a very skillful rip-off. I liked Horner back then. In those early days. I'm glad this score has finally come out.
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Oh, yes!! Finally!!!! And finally something worthy of attention and praise. Thank you, Intrada!
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Holy Schnikes! Early Horner is a must have!
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Where did this get posted? I don't see it on their forum, on FB or Twitter....?
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Thanks, forgot to check that group. I've not seen the movie. Listening to the score on youtube right now, it is a stronger, more interesting score than I expected from the Goldsmith-ripoff comments over the years. Of course filled with all those Hornerisms as well, but as Kev noted, some very pretty music. I may have to indulge in this one!
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Wonderful news. I hope someone can also do THE HAND as well someday, some very nice melodic material in that one (particularly the main title). Early Horner tends to be among my favorite Horner.
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The one thing I never understood in DEADLY BLESSING (not that the rest makes sense) is that the villagers are concerned about one of the young women being the "incubus," while I thought an incubus was always a male demon (succubus being the female equivalent). Not exactly a Wes Craven classic, but one I'd happily watch in a theater again, and hugely looking forward to Intrada's CD.
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