“Watch Out For The Boogie Man” by Trax – Disco Video Mix by Glenn Rivera

[glenngrivera]

“Watch Out For The Boogie Man” by Trax – Disco Video Mix by Glenn Rivera

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This song comes from the 1978 LP titled “Watch Out” produced by Pete Bellote and Keith Forsey – two talented producers and musicians that made a mark in the late 70’s and 80’s with their affiliation.

“Watch Out For The Boogie Man” is mixed with John Carpenter’s horror classic, “Halloween” to create a parody or terror for this Halloween season. The dance track refers to the man on the dance floor and the film as we all know, is that horrible little boy who loves masks and knives.

Jamie Lee Curtis stars in the film and makes her debut as the “scream queen” – even though the song has a lighter feel about it there is no hiding the fact that this film began a whole episode of films attempting the achieve the same effect. As well as a parody of likes that was another hit in the millennium.

Featuring scenes from John Carpenter’s “Halloween” – RENT THE DVD!
Disco Video Mix by Glenn Rivera
Produced by Ken Emmons
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[JussiK]

This was a joyous occasion, a cherished classic film and a piece of music held in high esteem merging into one in a most accomplished manner.

That Madleen & Maurice collaboration wasn't really my cup of tea, high quality as it was, no denying that. Those John Ivory-style tearjerkers are just too properly British, and never have any raunchy rape scenes where NO means YES, for one thing. I would have gone for Fassbinder's "Querelle", or the 1998 Kevin DiNovis film "Surrender Dorothy", or for something improperly British, any Ken Russell epic.

We're stil waiting for "Suspiria" getting the treatment...

[glenngrivera]

Jussik,

Thank you for your reply :) I always appreciate your feedback - "Querelle" will have to be done soon :)

I did use Argento's "Suspiria" a ways back - you can find it at: YouTube - "Catch" by Sun-La-Shan - Video Mix by Glenn Rivera or you can find it at: DiscoVideoMix.com



Best of energy to you.


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[JussiK]

so it iS!! Of course, what was I thinking. I'm half way down with a flu, that's my excuse.

Just do not try and seek out Dario's final 2008 instalment to the Three Mothers trilogy, la Terza Madre aka Mother of Tears. Or maybe you should. One has to admit the film is never boring, just hilariously, mindbendingly bad. The daughter of the Jessica Harper character gets protected by the ghsot of her mother, now looking like a bloated Daria Nicolodi, against the rising forces of darkness in Rome. Witches arrive from all over the globe intenent on bringing about a new rule by the 3rd mother and Rome is seen in grip of a chaos. This is presented with scenes showing 2 hoodlums TRASHING A CAR, and punkettes roaming the streets laughing wickedly, while 10-15 citizens are seen shivering in fright. Argento has turned into an Italian Ed Wood.