Talk About Pop Culture
Tony LazarusFilms, music, TV, books, comics. All eras. Bigging up what I love, not wasting time dissing what I don't love.
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Badvent Calendar Day #4: Wendy Carlos’ Theme To “The Shining” (1980)
Wendy Carlos at the synthesiser, New York, 1979. Possibly composing the disconcerting theme to The Shining, who knows? She looks a bit pissed off at being disturbed.
Wendy Carlos brought the possibilities of synthesiser music to the world...
Badvent Calendar Day #3: Inside No. 9 “The Harrowing”
Tabitha (Helen McCrory), Katy (Aimee Ffion-Edwards), Shell (Poppy Rush), Hector (Reese Shearsmith) from the promotional poster in the style of an old Horror movie, as drawn by the excellent Graham Humphreys. Check out his website.
In 2014,...
Badvent Calendar Day #2: Herbie The Liar Said It Wouldn’t Hurt
In the 1970s, wanting to keep hold of their many adult readers, Marvel Comics produced a line of black-and-white comics to provide more adult content for the readers who had grown up with the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man, and still loved t...
Badvent Calendar Day #1: The Soundtrack To Hellraiser (1987)
Welcome Guys and Ghouls to the Badvent Calendar.
Every day in October if I’m spared, I’ll be publishing a short(ish) horror-related piece.
I’ll put up Spotify and Youtube links to everything (if I can find them).
And yes, I WILL be posti...
Sunday Tune - Come Dancing by The Kinks (1982)
The spiv on the sleeve looks smug. Little does he know he’s gonna blow his wages for the week, and for what?
For me, the big difference between The Kinks and The Beatles is that The Kinks had a genius songwriter whereas The Beatles had two...
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