Well there's the difference then. The version i saw has "Is Your Love Strong Enough" by Bryan Ferry and was mainly scored by Tangerine Dream. It also has another song in it written by Jon Anderson of Yes. Can't think of the name. It's all pretty good.

I can't imagine this film with Roxy Music. I saw it on TV late 80s, I don't remember the music, but I'm pretty sure it was classical/instrumental.

On the DVD I have, the soundtrack is by Tangerine Dream

So it's sounds like some people haven't seen LEGEND with what I think is a pretty awesome soundtrack. It's half of what I enjoyed about it. ::confused::


HOUSEBOAT HORROR 1989

Fairly decent cheese from down under. A film crew and rock band are terrorized (and slashed) by a Jason-like character on their rented houseboat.

It must be a very different experience at least.

Also, on Youtube I see there is a 1 and a half hour version, a 1 hour and 50 minutes version and a 2 hours and 17 minutes version. All with the classical soundtrack. I'm pretty sure I've only seen the 1 and a half hour version.

10 To Midnight (1983)
Charles Bronson vs a psycho killer.
It's no Death Wish, but it's alright.

Night of the Demons- 1988. ::love::

ZOMBIE NIGHTMARE 1987

Well, I can certainly vouch that it was a nightmare. But I live for this stuff.

Not A Love Story: A Film About Pornography(1981)

Found this doc via the Nightmares In Wax EP(Dead Alive before they were Dead Alive)

NSFW

TW:basically most you can think of. Graphic sex, restraints, violence, etc.

Its upsetting and still worth a watch. I can see why Gloria Steinem wrote in an essay from around that time that S&M was another form of patriarchy. Not commenting that is or is not.

The quality of the film isn't great. Its from 1981 and seems to have degraded a bit over that time.

Its on youtube, but not going to imbed it due to the graphic nature of the film. Just linking it.

https://youtu.be/FRNWU2Y-Q0c

The Baby (1973) 7/10 Really odd. I'd heard good things about Anjanette Comer (library has all of Harlan Ellison's TV and movie reviews as ebooks) so I thought I'd give it a shot. Slows down too much in the middle, but the ending is worth it. Did not see that coming.

Alice, Sweet Alice (1976) 6/10 Recommended on "The 50 Best Horror Movies You've Never Seen". More worth watching as a documentary on life in the 1970s than a horror movie. Huge cars, huge phones, everybody has a cigarette.

Oh man, I remember Tangerine Dream. They did the soundtrack to Flashpoint, one of my favorites.