Tobe Hooper

I won't bore you with a million paragraph essay on why Tobe Hooper was or is one of the best but I do want to talk it out. So first and foremost there was a time in my life when I loved horror movies probably just as much as I do now. Although at that time I didn't have the knowledge and the experience that I do now. That means being a young one and popping in that beat up VHS rental from what I remember was Movies Unlimited back about a million years ago of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre my life was forever changed. Not only was I intrigued but also scared, confused and oh very very happy. This masterpiece changed my life in a way that I could never thank Mr. Hooper enough for. This film is part of the reason that I started recording music and delving deeper into horror and horror related media. Not only did he change this kids life but he also changed the entire horror genre and film going forward. The guerilla style film making and the gritty dirty feel make you uneasy but you can't turn away from how beautifully shot this film is. So in this I would like to say thank you to Tobe Hooper because without you I would not have experienced this side of my brain that could have stayed untapped, the confused and creative side that always keeps even myself guessing. R.I.P. Mr. Hooper you are a legend and your art will live on to keep your energy alive.

M.K.D.R. Haunted House Massacre

M.K.D.R. Haunted House Massacre Album for sale

Finally the the Haunted House Massacre Limited Edition cassettes are available for purchase.
Click the link to check out the tracks, download them or get a limited edition tape.
These are recorded on new old stock tapes from the 80's, so if the music is too loud or too low or even if there is too much static or hiss this is part of the release.
There is no perfect in occult experimentation.

M.K.D.R. -Haunted House Massacre

M.K.D.R. - Dinner with the Sawyers

M.K.D.R. - Instant Possession

Hellbent

A surreal trip through rock n roll and the immortal soul.

Director Richard Casey of Horror House On Highway 5 fame, unleashes a story or maybe more of a glimpse into the seedy underbelly of the LA rock scene with a twist of soul selling mischief mixed in.
A story of an unsuccessful band, the band leader Lemmy (no not the Lemmy of Motorhead fame) is struggling to keep the band out of debt and still get exposure. Unable to make this happen he may just have to pay the devil his due. The story take twists and turns and shows a once promising career on the brink due to massive drugs and cough syrup consumption. Will Lemmy and his band of misfits go on to stardom or does the devil have other plans for these fame hungry fiends. You'll have to watch to find out. The version I watched was the Vinegar Syndrome release on Blu-ray. This release is a 2k transfer from the original 35mm negatives. Also included are a commentary track by the director Richard Casey and the making of featurette A Little Chaos.
When you get the chance check this out, you won't regret it.

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M.K.D.R.

Now there is finally a link on the website to stream a number of tracks from the past.
These for the most part were all recently transferred from cassette to Digital format.
Feel free to listen, comment and share.
From my nightmares to yours, enjoy.