There’s nothing better in a good horror movie than a terrifying score to go with it.
Is it possible to cross that divide of the mortal coil and reunite somehow?"
It’s a song about death, but not one that speaks of giving into it.
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In 1996, “Don’t Fear the Reaper” was used twice in film.
It was covered by The Mutton Birdsat the end ofThe FrightenerswithMichael J.
Fox, a film about loss and grief through a man who can talk to ghosts.
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Scores break or make films.
With Michael Myers finally killed, we see his mask lying on a table in Laurie’s home.
Halloweenis available to watch on Philo.
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