From an Amazon Reviewer:

This is an absolutely excellent compilation of atmospheric pieces which would be excellent background music for almost any situation. We will play it throughout the Halloween season but especially on Halloween night when we will have it on the front porch, playing at high volume. The tracks are not hokey, typical sound effects like clinking chains, wolf calls, or goofy screams, but quality musical compositions which really bring to mind a movie sound track. I was thinking of the creepy movies I've seen in the past and thought this soundtrack would suit any of them. All in all, this is top-drawer stuff, mostly composed in a disturbing, creepy minor key, so nothing upbeat or cheerful here. A good variety of different musical interpretations of unsettling, deliciously spooky music. This is a good one, and in my opinion, one of the best.

On March 17th, in tandem with the release of Sean Byrne’s new heavy-metal charged horror film The Devil’s Candy, J2 Music/INgrooves will release the digital soundtrack companion piece for a film that has already garnered praise from critics, and a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Devil’s Candy Motion Picture Soundtrack will feature performances from an all-star metal lineup that includes such notable bands as experimental metal legends Sunn O))) and thrash titans Slayer. Machine Head, Ghost, PJ Harvey and others will round out this brutal soundtrack.

The film’s director Sean Byrne (The Loved Ones) had this to say about the soundtrack: “The Devil’s Candy Soundtrack takes the listener on a gradual descent from foot-stomping joy to the deepest darkness. Please play it LOUD.”

The Devil’s Candy (Snoot Entertainment) will see a limited theatrical and VOD release via IFC Films’ horror and sci-fi imprint, IFC Midnight. Directed by Sean Byrne, the film chronicles diehard metalhead and struggling artist Jesse, as he relocates with his wife and child into a house in Texas that has a particularly grisly past. Disturbing demonic goings-on culminate with the appearance of Ray (The Walking Dead’s Pruitt Taylor Vince). He’s the home’s former resident, and he’s here to do the Devil’s bidding.

The Guardian raved that the film was “made in the true spirit of metal: just like the music it’s inspired by, it’s loud and sometimes gruesome but also winningly earnest.” Collider called the film a “standout” and “the complete midnight movie package.”

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The Residents are an American art collective best known for avant-garde music and multimedia works. They have been cranking out their specific breed of experimental horror music since the 70s.

Throughout the group's existence, the individual members have ostensibly attempted to operate under anonymity, preferring instead to have attention focused on their art output. Much outside speculation and rumor has focused on this aspect of the group. In public, the group appears silent and costumed, often wearing eyeball helmets, top hats and tails—a long-lasting costume now recognized as its signature iconography.

Looking for creepy music? Then look no further than Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds!

"Sometimes when I listen to Song of Joy in the dark I almost feel threatened by it." -- Reviewer

The ultimate kings of creep are Throbbing Gristle. Nobody makes the skin crawl like these guys, and they do it by blending horrifying themes with music to match. Whether it's Hamburger Lady, the disturbing tale of a burn ward victim featuring graphic descriptions of injury in a droning medical report, What a Day or Slug Bait, the tale of rape and murder in a 60s African war zone, TG piles on the creep factor with disjointed electronic vibes, horrifying lyrics and a lunatic's vocals. These guys are very, very good at being scary.

Those Poor Bastards is a country band that dabbles in creepy horror music. Between their artwork, their occult obsession and their often disturbing lyrics, TPB goes for a sort of Southern Gothic horror atmosphere that works wonders for them.

From an Amazon Reviewer:
If you're a fan of the ThanksKilling movies, raunchy humor, or just funny musicals in general, do yourself a favor and check out ThanksKilling the Musical.

ThanksKilling the Musical takes the charm and absolute ridiculousness of the story from the first movie and puts it to music. There are no limits to how far the songs will go and they hold no reservations about who they may offend. There's a song entirely about boobs. There's a song about Jon Benet Ramsey. This musical is filled with so many bad horror movie cliches that it literally has its own built-in drinking game.

Seeing the movie beforehand is NOT a requirement. The musical does a great job of telling the story, so it'd be enjoyable even for someone who's going in blind.

Original Release Date: October 9, 2012
Label: Horror Music Company
Total Length: 1:45:48
Genres: Halloween Music