10 Rubbish Horror Films With Decent Soundtracks

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was made for the lowest budget ($9m) of Michael Bay’s career, but don’t go thinking that this is a ‘little’ movie struggling to compete against the studio big guns. That label could’ve been applied to the 16mm Drive-in movie Tobe Hooper shot in his backyard in 1974, but the remake is an exploitation picture for the modern era. It’s bigger, faster and has more of everything – but it isn’t necessarily better.

No album that opens with Pantera is off to a bad start, in fact it’s doing better than the movie, which for reasons unknown uses Sweet Home Alabama to set the scene. That track isn’t included on the album, but Hatebreed, Lamb Of God and Seether are. Crank to 11 and enjoy.

Top Tracks: Pantera – Immortally Insane

Finger Eleven – Stay In Shadow

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