10 Rubbish Horror Films With Decent Soundtracks
2. See No Evil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYNeeYv4GzA&index=4&list=PLMvKKOpAc6fkEBOZaAWSSvO4tm0Z3fx1NAll a horror movie asks is that you get on its wavelength and enjoy it for what it is, although given alcohol’s mysterious ability to lower expectations, being good and loaded probably doesn’t hurt either. Backed by World Wrestling Entertainment as a vehicle for teacher-turned-grappler Kane (real name: Glenn Jacobs), See No Evil casts the 6ft 10 Tor Johnson lookalike as Jacob Goodnight, one of those unstoppable killing machines with mom issues.
Slick in the manner of a high-end DTV release, the movie was directed by Greg Dark, who has directed everything from hardcore porn (he won Best Director for The Devil In Miss Jones 3) to music videos for Britney Spears (some might say that’s not such a huge leap). Despite his atrocious taste in music, he’s still managed to assemble a decent soundtrack, so credit where it’s due.
Top Tracks: Metallica – Frantic
Korn – Alone I Break
Slipknot – Me Inside