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Robert Vaughn still moans to this day about how bad he thought The Protectors was, and then he appears in this steaming pile of doo-doo?
Priceless 
And I assume Christopher Lee was going through a phase of being unable to pay his bills either!
Still - I wouldn't mind hearing the music on a CD. It sounds like the best part of the film....
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Including me, that's four sure-fire sales. Anyone else?
Another totally wonderful score from the totally wonderful mind of the tirelessly inventive Gil Mellé. I love watching films like this and hearing such an inspired score - inspired by what? Certainly not by the film itself. I'm sure Gil Mellé actually came from another planet, because his brain surely didn't function in a "normal", pedantic and film-scorey way. Perhaps it was the sight of Christopher Lee in leotards, but Mellé went full-out bonkers on this one, and the results are a pure delight.
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Sounds good to me based on the clip. Reminds me of "The Omega Man" score in a way. And that cue in the clip -- reminds me of another film score, but I can't quite place it.
However, whoever did the designs in the art department of that film, should, as Garfield said, be "drug out in the street and shot". Godawful.
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I always loved those "interlaced strings" in that clip. It's really just an experiment in overlay delay, which turns it into a funky fugue! Some great stuff throughout the entire score.
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It'd be an instant purchase for me.
Same here. Does anyone know where the score was recorded and if the tapes are available?
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The release of The Sentinel has me dreaming of Starship Invasions again, which is for me GM’s most enjoyable and addictive score. Still hoping it hits the market some day!
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