- Dialogue ("These Are The Eyes")
- Halloween Theme 2007
- Dialogue ("Is The Boogieman Real?")
- Don't Fear The Reaper
- Dialogue ("Are You Saying Michael Did This?")
- Love Hurts
- Dialogue ("I Hope She Likes Cripples")
- Baby, I Love Your Way
- Dialogue ("A Taco Deluxe Supreme")
- Tom Sawyer
- Dialogue ("Driven By Pure Animal Instinct")
- Let It Ride
- Dialogue ("Trick Or Treat, Baby")
- God Of Thunder
- Dialogue ("Satan's Mother")
- 1969
- Dialogue ("Talking About The Anti-Christ")
- Only Women Bleed
- Dialogue ("Needs To Get Laid")
- Halloween II
- Dialogue ("Was That The Boogieman?")
- The Shape Stalks Laurie
- Dialogue ("The Scream")
- Mr Sandman
発売日：2007年8月21日(火)
レーベル：Hip-O Records
レビュー (Amazon)The largely unsurprising soundtrack to Rob Zombie's "re-imagining" of John Carpenter's genre-defining
Halloween rests on two major building blocks: snippets of dialogue from the new movie and classic 1970s rock track. Nothing surprising among the latter, which includes arena-rock classics such as Blue Oyster Cult’s "Don't Fear the Reaper, " Alice Cooper's "Only Women Bleed," and Kiss's "God of Thunder." The songs still sound great, of course; whether you need to hear them yet again is another matter. Too bad there aren't more left-field picks like the Misfits' "Halloween II" and Nan Vernon's new sweet/spooky cover of "Mr. Sandman." Good mood-setting interstitials are provided by brief lines delivered by the film's stars, such as Malcolm McDowell (in the Donald Pleasance role) and Scout Taylor-Compton (in the Jamie Lee Curtis role). There are only two cues from Tyler Bates' score. One is an update of the original movie's famously minimalist theme (penned by Carpenter himself); the other, "The Shape Stalks Laurie," is understated but very efficient, at times using dense sonic textures that verge on industrial. --
Elisabeth Vincentelli
