Never-before-published photograph of director Stanley Kubrick standing on the set of the hedge maze during production of The Shining.
Never-before-published photograph of director Stanley Kubrick standing on the set of the hedge maze during production of The Shining.
Hypnotic, sinister, minimal, and with just a stuttered chill of sterile, sci-fi futurism—I’ve always thought Cronenberg got very lucky during his low-budget days to discover and license such a stylistically fitting track of stock library music for his 1977 horror production, Rabid. [Source]
Five library tracks which were used in David Cronenberg’s Rabid from 1977.
Track 1 is HIDEOUT by Brian Bennett from the KPM library record KPM 1157 The Hunter / Drama Suit from 1975.
Track 2 is SCREAM by Brian Bennett from the KPM library record KPM 1157 The Hunter / Drama Suit from 1975.
Track 3 is VULCAIN by Claude Vasori from the library record Energie (MPI/LP 541) from 1972.
Track 4 is HIDEOUT (Shock) by Brian Bennett from the KPM library record KPM 1157 The Hunter / Drama Suit from 1975.
Track 5 is SUMMER’S COMMING by Keith Mansfield from the KPM library record KPM 1175 Love’s Theme from 1976.
The clip features various posters as some german lobby cards.
“I think I have had the happiest and luckiest of lives. Maybe this is because I never expected as much as I got … And when the knocks came I felt it was no surprise. I had always known life was like that, full of uppercuts for the deserving and the undeserving alike. ” – Buster Keaton
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