Artist	Song
Mark Isham	Nothing Stays Buried Forever
from The Black Dahlia (2006)
Fiachra Trench, Hans Zimmer, Henning Lohner & Martin Tillman	Before You Die You See the Ring
from The Ring / The Ring 2 (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (2005)
James Newton Howard	The Shed Not to Be Used
from The Village (2004)
Tyler Bates	Official Clown Business (From "The Devil's Rejects")
from Halloween & Horror - Sinister & Scary Scores from Lions Gate Films (2005)
Marco Beltrami	Sidney's Lament (From "Scream")
from Scream / Scream 2 (1998)
Antonio Cora	The Cellar (From "The Blair Witch Project")
from Halloween & Horror - Sinister & Scary Scores from Lions Gate Films (2005)
John Williams	Main Titles & Storm (From "Dracula")
from The Music of John Williams - 40 Years of Film Music (Box Set) (2003)
City Of Prague Orchestra	Ed Wood (Main Title)
from Critic's Choice Vol.1: Leonard Maltin's Favorite Movie Themes of the 90's (2000)
Hollywood Symphony Orchestra	Theme (From Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
from Hollywood Symphony Orchestra Selected Hits (2006)
The Phantom of the Opera (Original London Cast)	Overture
from The Phantom of the Opera (2000)
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra	The Shining - Main Theme
from 2001: Music from the Films of Stanley Kubrick (2005)
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra	The Twilight Zone
from Bernard Herrmann - The Essential Film Music Collection (2006)
Bernard Herrmann	Destroy Tina (From the Episode "Living Doll")
from The Twilight Zone (1999)
Bernard Herrmann	Prelude and Outer Space
from The Day the Earth Stood Still (2003)
Bernard Herrmann	Gort
from The Day the Earth Stood Still (2003)
Elmer Bernstein	Suite (From the Movie "Psycho")
from Bernard Hermann Film Scores: From Citizen Kane to Taxi Driver (2005)
Bernard Herrmann	Prelude and Rooftop
from Vertigo (1996)
Charles Gerhardt National Philharmonic Orchestra	The Bride of Frankenstein: The Creation of the Female Monster
from Sunset Boulevard - The Classic Film Scores of Franz Waxman (1991)

Comment:

Ah Halloween . . . children dressed as serial killers, parents channeling Hall and/or Oates, and a guy you've never seen dolled up like a homeless person . . . oh wait, that's not a costume. iTunes is hoping you are not in the mood for "Monster Mash," and are truly looking for something frightening. Like say . . . the theme from [I]Halloween[/I]. Or [I]The Exorcist[/I]. Is there anything more frightening than synthesizers? Probably not. Get this mix, put some speakers in your window and watch those toddlers and young children be permanently traumatized - in the good spirit of the harvest season, of course.

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