I love it!

It's not really a big symphonic score, but looks like one. It's mainly orchestral (excellent use of a small but effective orchestra) and sounds like a macabre corrousel. Conveniently dark and menacing, and yes, it's creepy. More subtle than frenzy, but definitively creepy. A tasteful piece of work for a quite modest horror movie. I recommend it.

Greetings,
Angel

angeldibujo, March 27, 2007; 9:15 PM

cool just curious seems intrada and screen archives has some for sale and according to en e-mail i got from intrada on it - they said they may have made about 1,000 of them but the composer got about 500 of them and then I guess they dispersed the rest of them. I may buy it.

JackDVD78, March 27, 2007; 9:54 PM

Hi JackDVD!

If you are interested, you can also get it from Buysoundtrax for only $14.95, although there are a bunch of people who think this is not a serious site. In any case, THE FUNHOUSE is a little known score which is worthy to have in everyone's collection.

Regards,
Angel

angeldibujo, March 27, 2007; 10:07 PM

Already purchased it at Screen Archives instead/// I have bought from BuySoundtrax before
though.

JackDVD78, March 28, 2007; 3:59 AM

I've got to ask this... When a company like Intrada produces a CD and then sells it and it's mentioned what a great job they did or what ever, then why not buy it from Intrada?

In this thread, Intrada is mentioned as the company that produced it and has it for sale and one person suggests buying it from BuySountrax.com and the person ends up buying it from Screen Archives.

Why not buy it from the source (in this case Intrada)?

hammon, March 28, 2007; 6:15 PM

Well I was the moron who saw it posted on ScreenArchives site and jumped on it without investigating it more so. And ended up buying ot from them... but it is all good Intrada and Screen Archoves are both great to buy from and I buy from them a lot esp Intrada. They are super fast on shipping usually

JackDVD78, March 28, 2007; 7:52 PM

Too bad you already bought it. You can buy it signed by John Beal at Darkdel.com for 19.95

dspin24358, March 29, 2007; 6:47 AM