NEWS: ONE OF THE FIRST ELECTRONIC MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS GETS VINYL RELEASE

RICHARD EINHORN'S 100% analog synth score for Nazi zombie cult classic Shock Waves makes its vinyl debut via WAXWORK. The film, which starred Peter Cushing, was released in 1977 and featured one of the first-ever electronic music soundtracks.

THE SCORE will be released on sea foam green-colored vinyl and features liner notes from Einhorn, as well as writer/director Ken Wiederhorn. Sadist Art Designs and Ghoulish Gary Pullin created the artwork, which you can check out, along with previews of the score, below. You can order now from Waxwork.

THE TERRIFIC 2014 REMASTERED blu ray release from BLUE UNDERGROUND is still available and can be ordered HERE. Our REVIEW, GALLERY and FEATURE can be found HERE 

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COMMANDER SCAR DANGEROUS OLD DUFFER FROM FLORIDA OR COOL KEEPER OF AQUA ZOMBIES?

IT'S #MONSTERMONDAY, where we start the week looking into the souls of the poor unfortunates who give us the fright factor in some of Peter Cushing's most chilling cinema classics! This week, for those of you who managed to catch Cushing's performance in the 1977 under water zombie fest 'SHOCK WAVES' ..we ask you to consider the following...was his character SCAR, a Monster? A Murderer and all-round -World War II Bad Egg OR the sad remnant of a terrible time in world history, just left alone to rot along with those 'sea bobbin' zom-bods? OR is SCAR a totally first class chap and ahead of his time, bringing us the very first Nazi-zombie genre flick, the terrifying cinematic concept of underwater -all-swimming-all flesh-munching-aqua-zombies?? YOU decide!

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