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b5 -

everyone for ten minutes (resequenced) -

On Spotify! & On YouTube!

- 01\take you out tonight 02\sideways 03\the van -

- 04\dirty wedding dress 05\you and forever 06\caught myself believing 07/burn your life down -

- 08\she's from before 09\dancing 10\we should talk 11/i can't believe you're gone -

- 12\almost like being in love 13\i'm not joking 14\upstairs at els 15/away reprise

Disc - 1 /	Disc - 2 / Side: C
Side: A	C1: she's from before
A1: take you out tonight	C2: dancing
A2: sideways	C3: we should talk
A3: the van	C4: i can't believe you're gone
B-SIDE	SIDE-D
B1: dirty wedding dress	D1: almost like being in love
B2: you and forever	D2: i'm not joking
B3: caught myself believing	D3: upstairs at els
B4: burn your life down	D4: take me away reprise

Disclaimer: This is just for fun. A new way to experience the albums and extended tracks. The original tracklist from the albums initial release is indeed the definite one, the only one of any real merit and is closes to the way the artist intended for us to hear their music. Unless some soulless studio execs got their greedy little hands on them... Anyways. That's the disclaimer.

I know it's not even close, but i'm already so ready for the spooky season. The list can be a bit redundant.

Overall an unknown, but these are actors i'd still be excited over taking up Freddy or the next Dream Demon.

Survivor -

Too Hot To Sleep (Resequenced) -

On Spotify! & YouTube!

- 01\Tell Me I'm The One 02\Didn't Know It Was Love 03/Across the Miles -

- 04\She's A Star - 05\Desperate Dreams - 06/Here Comes Desire -

- 07\Too Hot to Sleep 08\Can't Give It Up 09/Rhythm Of the City -

- 10\Burning Bridges - 11/Rockin into the Night

Disc - 1 / Side: A	Disc - 2 / Side: C
A1: Tell Me I'm The One	C1: Too Hot To Sleep
A2: Didn't Know It Was Love	C2: Can't Give It Up
A3: Across The Miles	C3: Rhythm Of The City
B-SIDE	SIDE-D
B1: She's A Star	D1: Burning Bridges
B2: Desperate Dreams	D2: Rockin Into the Night
B3: Here Comes Desire

Disclaimer: This is just for fun. A new way to experience the albums and extended tracks. The original tracklist from the albums initial release is indeed the definite one, the only one of any real merit and is closes to the way the artist intended for us to hear their music. Unless some soulless studio execs got their greedy little hands on them... Anyways. That's the disclaimer.

GROUPLOVE -

Healer (Resequenced) -

On Spotify! & YouTube!

- 01\Deleter - 02\Inside Out - 03\Dancing On My Own - 04/The Great Unknown -

- 05\Youth 06\Expectations 07\Upside Down (with. Whethan) 08/Ahead of Myself -

- 09\Hail to the Queen - 10\Promises - 11\This is Everything - 12/Places -

- 13\Trip on Me 14\Burial 15/Inside Out (Yuno Remix) 16/Deleter (Ayokay Remix)

Disc - 1 / Side: A	Disc - 2 / Side: C
A1: Deleter	C1: Hail to the Queen
A2: Inside Out	C2: Promises
A3: Dancing On My Own	C3: This is Everything
A4: The Great Unknown	C4: Places
B-SIDE	SIDE-D
B1: Youth	D1: Trip on Me
B2: Expectations	D2: Burial
B3: Upside Down (with. Whethan)	D3: Inside Out (Bonus Remix)
B4: Ahead of Myself	D4: Deleter (Bonus Remix)

Disclaimer: This is just for fun. A new way to experience the albums and extended tracks. The original tracklist from the albums initial release is indeed the definite one, the only one of any real merit and is closes to the way the artist intended for us to hear their music. Unless some soulless studio execs got their greedy little hands on them... Anyways. That's the disclaimer.

Radiohead -

Hail To the Thief (Resequenced) -

On Spotify! & YouTube!

- 01\The Gloaming 02\Where I End And You Begin 03\I Want None of This 04/Backdrifts -

- 05\There, There - 06\Sit Down, Stand Up - 07\Gagging Order - 08\Go To Sleep -

- 09\A Wolf At The Door 10\A Punchup At A Wedding 11\2 + 2 = 5 12\Myxomatosis 13/We Suck Young Blood -

- 14\Scatterbrain - 15\Where Bluebirds Fly - 16\I Will - 17/Sail To The Moon

Disc - 1 /	Disc - 2 / Side: C
Side: A	C1: A Wolf At The Door
A1: The Gloaming	C2: A Punchup At A Wedding
A2: Where I End And You Begin	C3: 2 + 2 = 5
A3: I Want None of This	C4: Myxomatosis
A4: Backdrifts	C5: We Suck Young Blood
B-SIDE	SIDE-D
B1: There, There	D1: Scatterbrain
B2: Sit Down, Stand Up	D2: Where Bluebirds Fly
B3: Gagging Order	D3: I Will
B4: Go To Sleep	D4: Sail To The Moon

Disclaimer: This is just for fun. A new way to experience the albums and extended tracks. The original tracklist from the albums initial release is indeed the definite one, the only one of any real merit and is closes to the way the artist intended for us to hear their music. Unless some soulless studio execs got their greedy little hands on them... Anyways. That's the disclaimer.

The Sorcerer of Suspense: An Alchemist in Tension and the Obscure.

Grounded Surrealism; David Schmoeller conjures creeps through the lens of a leering eye that stalks with an ominous anticipation, as if a jump scare is bound to erupt or a deranged maniac is about to make their move. Whether in ethereal dreams, glamorous set locations, or in seclusion, trapped with a deeply psychologically damaged psychopath (that probably has supernatural powers), you'll be worried what happens next..

Tourist Trap (1979)

Taken off the beaten path while traveling through secluded backwoods. A group of young adults find that they may have taken a wrong turn and this old, run-down tourist attraction might just be a "Tourist Trap" in this pre-Friday the 13th, elevated, grief-induced classic slasher.

The Seduction (1982)

Looking to switch things up on his sophomore film, Schmoeller steps away from traditional horror to focus on the psychological thrills of deranged obsession. What happens when your stalker lives around the corner and is your number one fan?

Crawlspace (1986)

Continuing his streak of something different, Schmoeller takes us through the hidden passages of a sinister apartment building. Hidden in plain sight, run by a psychotic, nazi-worshipping landlord, played by the terrifyingly unhinged Klaus Kinski - who gets off on inflecting pain. Lore has it Kinski was so difficult to work with... a producer tried to convince Schmoeller to go halfsies on hiring a hitman and collecting the insurance. Schmoeller declined and the producer probably said it was just a joke... Through all the hell in just making this film, you'll definitely think twice about your landlord. Thank goodness the experience didn't cause this early of an early retirement for Schmoe.

Catacombs (1988)

Schmoeller lowkey directs his masterpiece; a supernatural catholic horror. Shelved for 5 years then released as "The Curse IV: The Ultimate Sacrifice (1993)" under an existing franchise that it had no connection to. Here he dives deeper into his signature themes of "fish out of water" in a "set location is a character in itself" with "some kind of resurrection/plans beyond the grave thing going on". While again switching subgenres but this time to a religious paranormal horror. and then i started to wander what his take on A Nightmare On Elm Sequel would have looked like

/ Ghost Town (1988)

I'm pretty sure Schmoeller had secretly ghost-directed Ghost Town and used "Richard Governor" as a pseudonym, but that's just speculation. Freddy's little cous Eddy is main baddy. Schmoeller did for sure cowrote it.

Puppet Master (1989)

Just a year later Schmoeller directs another cult classic, Puppet Master. Beautifully shot, fun, yet taken seriously. Puppets gone wild, but the scares are there, and it's kinda dark with a bit of twisted fantasy. Enter an ethereal creepshow, each puppet has their moment to shine and are up against a somewhat shady group of psychic "protagonists". The set location looks rich and dreamlike, like you're standing on the kitchen counter within the luxurious Mansion. There are some frames that truly encapsulates the very essence of 80's horror.

The Arrival (1991)

Already, ready to dive headfirst into another completely different Subgenre, Schmoeller found his next opportunity with a film that finally put a "Sci-fi Horror" notch under his belt. Stepping out of his comfort zone to direct a script he didn't write for the first time, he once again pulled off a massive genre shift from the supernatural to alien entities. Yet, it remains pure Schmoeller at its core. The film beautifully expands his signature obsession with resurrection, shifting the focus to the moral weight of immortality. As humanity starts affecting the once-soulless entity, the creature must suddenly deal with the complex emotional reality of its own eternal life—and whether it is worth the death of others. It's completely obvious why this script called to him and plays out like an extended, low-budget episode of The X-Files, but with body horror and stuff not suitable for basic cable. Needs a to be released on Blu-ray.

Netherworld (1992)

A return to form and to his studio home, Full Moon. Schmoeller decided to just have fun, go for it, take the ball and run, and he encouraged everybody on set to do the same. This time, he focused his magical ability to really bring a set location to life on a Louisiana-swamp-brothel. The scenery spans from a lush and luxurious mansion elegantly shot like a painting, to down by the bayou where the flies can get up in there... to even a dingy, labyrinth dungeon that is just the beginning of where our world descends into the nether. And there's a few spooky birdpeople that will turn your poop white.

The Secret Kingdom (1998) & Search for the Jewel of Polaris: Mysterious Museum (1999)

In the late '90s, Charles Band created a family-friendly subsidiary studio called Moonbeam Entertainment. He once again hired Schmoeller as his reliable, steady hand to direct low-budget, high-concept children's fantasy films. Unfortunately, losing pretty much all creative control during this era, Schmoeller found himself operating as a "studio fixer" and a director-for-hire. Still, he got to flex what he could pull off on a low budget through sheer execution and reliability. Ultimately, the assembly-line experience wore him down, leading him to transition into teaching film at UNLV to regain control over his own art. I'm pretty sure i've seen both, but i'm not quite sure, as my memory isn't that good.

(Personally, I would have loved to see at least two films released throughout the 2000s; I can't even imagine what kind of wild left turns he would have surprised us with.)

Little Monster (2012)

The single most grounded, disturbing, and controversial film of his entire life.

I'm too freaked out to watch this one.

EDIT: i completely forgot

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a real who's who, of who should play who

First Half: Syd and fam on vacation.

Second half: back home