Johnny Deadline: Waxwork Records' Rob Zombie Series

 by JB

Today, we step away from the devil-may-care, laugh-in-the-face-of-death world of the moving pictures and turn our attention to 12” vinyl discs...

Movie Soundtracks from 1990 Ruled

by Erika Bromley

Can we bring back the movie soundtrack?

The Movie Music of 1986

by Erika Bromley

When Patrick first told me that 1986 was likely the year for 2019’s F This Movie Fest, 1985 popped in my head. Years ago, I put together a list of favorite songs from 1985 movies as we were celebrating ‘85 for the 2014 F This Movie Fest, and I had the most fun writing it (of course as soon as a submitted it to my beardy editor/boss, I realized I had forgotten some favorites, as I am SURE I will do right now).

Songs We Love from 1989 Movies

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Patrick and Adam pick selections for your pre-F This Movie Fest 7 tailgate.

Riske Business: Songs I Love from 1987 Movies

by Adam Riske

Your pre-game playlist for next Saturday’s F This Movie Fest 6 has arrived!

Riske Business: Soundtracks I'm Embarrassed I Owned

by Adam Riske

Don’t look at me.

Riske Business: Songs from Movies That I Love But Probably Shouldn't (Vol. 4)

by Adam Riske

Life is all about adjustments.

F This Movie! The First!

by Melissa Henderson

Patrick here. Please join me in welcoming Melissa Henderson, a new contributor at F This Movie! She's a music journalist, she loves movies and she's Canadian. What else do you need to know?

Riske Business: Songs from Movies I Love but Probably Shouldn't (Vol. 3)

Ah, yes. The last of the trilogy.

Erika and the Soundtracks of 1985

I was very young in 1985. A lot of my memories come from photographs, family stories and old videos. But I can remember the music clearly. There was ALWAYS music on in my house.

Our Favorite Soundtracks and Scores

We talk a lot about movies here on F This Movie!, because we are slaves to our own mission statement. What we don't often address is music in movies (unless we're talking about Garry Marshall movies, because we won't stop talking about Garry Marshall movies), which is a shame because it's such an important part of the way we remember a film. Jack Black gets it.

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