NEW/SEALED SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE RALPH JONES LP WEB ST-109 RARE SOUNDTRACK
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RARE SEALED MOTION PICTURE HORROR SOUNDTRACK VINYL RECORD ALBUM
Ralph Jones ?– The Slumber Party Massacre (Original Motion Picture Score) Label:Web Records– ST 109 Format:Vinyl, LP Country:US Released:1982 Genre:Electronic, Stage & Screen Style:Score, Minimal, Experimental
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Tracklist A1 Main Title 1:42 A2 Stalking The High School 3:10 A3 Confrontation In The Gymnasium 2:27 A4 Russ Dreams 1:19 A5 Snail Hunt 2:57 A6 Valerie Does Battle 1:57 B1 Uninvited Guest 3:15 B2 Meditation Of The Mind Of Russ Thorn 7:45 B3 End Titles 3:10 Notes Instruments: Casiotone MT-30, cymbals, crystal glasses. Custom processing circuitry courtesy of Tim Leaphart.
more... The Slumber Party Massacre is a 1982 American slasher film directed by Amy Holden Jones and written by Rita Mae Brown. In the film, an 18-year-old is left alone by her parents and plans on celebrating a slumber party with her invited friends, not knowing that a murderer using a power drill has been unexpectedly invited and begins a killing spree.
The film was originally written as a parody of the slasher genre, however, when it was submitted to the filmmakers, they filmed it not as a parody, but a straight genre film. As a result, the movie displays a lot more humor, both intended and unintended, than others of this genre. When originally released, the film received negative reviews, but later developed a cult following in the years.
Directed by Amy Holden Jones Produced by Amy Holden Jones Written by Rita Mae Brown Starring Michele Michaels Robin Stille Michael Villella Debra Deliso Andree Honore Music by Ralph Jones Cinematography Stephen L. Posey Edited by Wendy Greene Bricmont Sean Foley Distributed by New World Pictures Release dates November 12, 1982 Running time 77 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $250,000 (estimated)
Cast Michelle Michaels as Trish Devereaux Robin Stille as Valerie 'Val' Bates Michael Villella as Russ Thorn Debra Deliso as Kimberly 'Kim' Clarke Andree Honore as Jackie Gina Smika as Diane Jennifer Meyers as Courtney Bates Joseph Alan Johnson as Neil David Millbern as Jeff Jim Boyce as John Minor Pamela Roylance as Coach Rachel Jana Brinke Stevens as Linda Rigg Kennedy as Mr. David Contant Jean Vargas as Mary/Phone Repairer Woman Anna Patton as Mrs. Devereaux Howard Purgason as Mr. Devereaux
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