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By far a favorite of the classic Charles Dickens Christmas novel. This 25-minute TV Feature first aired on television in the U.S. December 21, 1971 on ABC. It was later released in theaters soon after. A lot was borrowed from this version for Disney’s 2009 version with Jim Carey.
A Canadian made film that is sure to make your season jolly. 🎄 This psycho-slasher was released October of 1974 in Canada and Dec 20th in the U.S.. Now available and streaming from various sources †
†he Crypt Keeper tells visitors each their fate involved in macabre stories †
A young Dracula has so much trouble with the opposite sex that he’s carrying around his own stake looking for a guy with a hammer †
When a philandering husband accidentally finds himself lost during a rainstorm, he’s taken in by an elderly mortician and is forced to learn the ghastly origins of four freshly arrived corpses †
Also known as Doctor Maniac. The film is a British/South African international co-production Gothic horror †
This classic gothic horror flick is based on Edgar Allan Poe’s shortest story filling only 2-pages, written in 1842. The house guests experience disturbing circumstances surrounding a haunted portrait †
Just what’s needed to frighten the mood. A selection oƒ haunting symphonies, creepy beats and cacophonies oƒ horror † Choose Wisely
Spooky Music to Frieghten your mood. Hours oƒ themed instrumental music and dark symphonies
Haunted Wilderness Dark Ambient (1-hour)
Creepy Dark Piano Music (1-hour)
3-Hours oƒ spooky dark music
Theatrical Dark Music (30-min)
Creepy Dark Music (3Hours)
Dark Piano #2 (1-hour)
Ominous & Creepy Horror Music (3-hours)
Modern Horror soundtrack style dark music (30-min)
Theatrical Classical Music † Prokofiev – Cinderella Suite – Cinderella’s Waltz (1945)
Theatrical Classical Music † Francis Poulenc – Concerto for Organ (1934)
Theatrical Classical Music † Sergei Prokofiev – Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64 (1938)
Theatrical Classical Music † Camille Saint-Saëns – Danse Macabre (1874)
Theatrical Classical Music † Khachaturian – Masquerade Suite – Waltz (1941)
Theatrical Classical Music † Waltz No. 2 Dmitri Shostakovich/arr. James Curnow (1938)
Theatrical Classical Music † Erik Satie – Gnossiennes (1893)
Many of today’s modern mixes end up being too layered with many overlapping sounds including the unrealistic movie style musical tones. We try not to post too many of those. A close modern is the Apparitions mix, but, the sounds were spaced too close together. It’s still a good list and starting point. Feel free to share any of your findings.
Classic sounds oƒ a Haunted House. (15min)
Spoooooky Ghostly Apparition sounds in a Haunted Mansion. Wolves howling in distance.
Sounds more like your in a window of small building in a small town and it’s all haunted
Sounds like a Large Room in Haunted Mansion
Background Sound Effect. Deep Dark Rumble to fill empty spaces (3-hours)
Both Good – Minimal Sound Effects AND Music (Halloween Movie Theme)
a Traditional Mix of Classic Halloween Sounds
Sounds Effects and Minimal Music (1hr:20m)
The House That Dripped Blood (FULL MOVIE) Released March, 1971. A British Horror starring legendary cinema greats, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing †
This dark 1972 vampire cult classic was made by an American company, Millennium Productions. Driven by the thirst for blood †
Dracula conspires with a mad doctor to resurrect the Frankenstein Monster. †
This classic was released in the U.S. as “Assignment Terror”. An Italian movie filmed in English †
A short Television Movie that originally aired on NBC October 28, 1979. It played regularly during the Halloween season on the Disney Channel from 1983 to 1996.
