Track Listing
1. Drag Me To Hell: Drag Me To Hell
2. Drag Me To Hell: Mexican Devil Disaster
3. Drag Me To Hell: Tale Of A Haunted Banker
4. Drag Me To Hell: Lamia
5. Drag Me To Hell: Black Rainbows
6. Drag Me To Hell: Ode To Ganush
7. Drag Me To Hell: Familiar Familiars
8. Drag Me To Hell: Loose Teeth
9. Drag Me To Hell: Ordeal By Corpse
10. Drag Me To Hell: Bealing Bells With Trumpet
11. Drag Me To Hell: Brick Dogs Ala Carte
12. Drag Me To Hell: Muttled Buttled Brain Stew
13. Drag Me To Hell: Auto-Da-Fe
14. Drag Me To Hell: Concerto To Hell
| Details | | Producer: | Christopher Young, Flavio Motalla | | Distributor: | RED Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Audio Mixer: Robert Fernandez.
Liner Note Author: Christopher Young.
Photographer: Melissa Moseley.
Movie director Sam Raimi is sometimes cited by critics for his ability to make genre films that are better than the genre as a whole, particularly the horror genre. It's something of a thankless talent, since horror fans don't necessarily appreciate the distinction, and people who don't care for horror aren't likely to be drawn into theaters because a particular horror film is "above average." Film composer Christopher Young, who has worked extensively with Raimi, has a similar problem; his music is routinely described as better than the movies in which it appears, but most people don't go to movies to listen to the background scores. All of which brings us to Raimi's DRAG ME TO HELL and its companion score by Young. Once again, some critics ranked the film a cut above most demonic possession pictures, and once again, Young has done more with the music than might have been expected. To be sure, he conforms to the demands of the plot, often revving up his music to coincide with something particularly grisly on screen, with a tendency to create chaotic crescendos that are reminiscent of the one in the Beatles' "A Day in the Life." But the score also contains delicate keyboard-based themes ("Tale of a Haunted Banker," "Familiar Familiars").
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