Wiedmann is usually not being subtle about it, he’s going straight for the jugular with cues that not only scare you, but on any day could be seen as very good action cues. The formula is kept alive with The Damned. –Soundtrack Geek
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Composer Frederik Wiedmann‘s score for The Damned (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released by Lakeshore Records, takes us along on a journey to Colombia when a family trip turns into a horror story. A veteran composer on horror movies (Hostel, Return To House On Haunted Hill), Wiedmann’s original music for The Damned is every bit the score which fans crave from this genre.
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“Hannibal” is the rare TV show that gets critics talking as much about its form as its content, and Brian Reitzell’s mind-bending music is a major part of that equation. –IndieWire.com
Season 3 of NBC’s Hannibal television series stars Mads Mikkelsen, Hugh Dancy, Laurence Fishburne and Caroline Dhavernas, is expected to premiere in 2015, focusing on the manhunt for Hannibal Lecter. In the meantime, you can watch full episodes from Season 2 at NBC.com:
Lakeshore Records is pleased to announce the release of Houdini (Original Television Soundtrack), the soundtrack album to the History®television miniseries starring Academy Award-winning actor Adrien Brody. Houdini airs over two nights beginning September 1.
HoudiniOriginal Score is by Academy Award-nominee John Debney.The album is available digitally on Tuesday, August 26, and the CD will be available on September 30.
Houdini stars Academy Award-winning actor Adrien Brody (The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Pianist) as the famous escape artist, Harry Houdini, and Kristen Connolly (House of Cards, The Cabin in the Woods) plays his wife, Bess. History® is known for delivering top-rated historical-themed documentaries and series such as the Academy Award-winning Gettysburg and the Emmy Award-winning Hatfields & McCoys (scored by John Debney and Tony Morales). Tune in to Houdin for this two-night television event, airing on Labor Day, September 1 at 9/8c on History®.
“Early on in the process, Victor and I discussed how we can create an environment for this film, that has a distinct flavor and concept,” Wiedmann described. “Since most of the film takes place in Colombia, I suggested the use of South American woodwind instruments, used in an unconventional way, merely to evoke a sense of place, but in a subtle, not too obvious way.” Read the full review at Top40-Charts.com.
Lakeshore Records is pleased to release the The Damned (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), featuring original music by Frederik Wiedmann (Hostel: Part III, Hellraiser: Revelations). The Damned soundtrack album will be available digitally on August 19, but you can pre-order the album today.
Directed by Victor Garcia (Return to House on Haunted Hill, Mirrors 2), the film stars Peter Facinelli (Twilight Saga, Nurse Jackie), Sophia Myles (Underworld, Transformers: Age of Extinction) and Nathalia Ramos (ABC’s Switched At Birth). The Damned will be released in theaters on August 29 by IFC Midnight, but you can watch it now on iTunes.
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Track Listing
1. The Secret
2. The Damned Main Title
3. Crash and Refuge
4. Gallows Hill
5. Exodus
6. Alone
7. We’re Gonna Be Okay
8. Childs Play
9. Under Your Skin
10. Finding Ana Maria
11. No Getting Out
12. Your Boss Is Handsome
13. David
14. Trapped
15. Ramon’s Destiny
16. From Body to Body
17. Lauren Is Free
18. Searching the Basement
19. In the Past
20. Cut
21. Locked
22. It All Began with a Secret
It took John Bergin two years to illustrate the 360-page graphic novel on which From Inside, the film, is based. From Inside, the epic graphic novel, was originally published in 1994 by Tundra/Kitchen Sink Press. A ground-breaking comic for its time, From Inside‘s publisher was also breaking new ground. John Bergin explains: “Tundra was a comic book publishing company founded in 1990 by Kevin Eastman (creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, current editor of Heavy Metal Magazine). Kevin’s goal was to establish a place where comic book artists would retain complete creative control over their books.
This was the early-’90s, so creator-owned books weren’t a new idea, but Tundra made it policy by adhering to the Creator’s Bill of Rights – a document which was drafted in the late ’80s as a guide to help creators retain ownership of their work. Kevin was one of the signatories of the Bill. As a co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, he was in a position to put the ideals of the Bill into action. Amazing books saw the light of day thanks to Tundra. Notable works include James O’Barr’s The Crow, Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell’s From Hell, Dave McKean’s Cages, Rick Veitch’s The Maximortal, and Scott McCould’s seminal Understanding Comics. James O’Barr and I worked together at Tundra with our own books as well as a comics and fiction anthology we edited together called Bone Saw.
Unique award-winning animation utilizes panels from the original comic book combined with 3-D models, props and practical effects. The result is an adaptation with its “bookness” more intact than any other book adapted to film.
Based on the epic graphic novel by John Bergin, From Inside is the story of Cee, a young pregnant woman who finds herself on a damaged train traversing its way across a post-apocalyptic landscape. War, famine and a mysterious plague threaten the train’s passengers as they search for a new home.
