ELLIOT GOLDENTHAL - Stephen King'S Pet Sematary (Music From The Motion Picture) ELLIOT GOLDENTHAL

While it clearly references genre classics such as Bernard Herrmann’s score for Psycho and Lalo Schifrin’s music for The Amityville Horror, Elliot Goldenthal’s first Hollywood score, for Stephen King’s Pet Sematary, displays the avant-garde verve that would come to define his later work across classical music, theatre, and film, including his Academy Award-winning score for Frida.Employing the wordless vocals of a boys’ choir, a small orchestral ensemble, and electronics, Goldenthal creates an increasingly unsettling atmosphere, highlighted by The Return Game II (Louis and Gage), a cue that evokes the infamous shower scene from Psycho with even greater intensity.This classic 1989 soundtrack is pressed on neon green with orange swirl "Dead Catseye" vinyl, in honour of the resurrected feline that plays a pivotal role in the film’s story - spooky sounds for Halloween and beyond.