Now I don't see how any retailer would like to frighten their customers, but here's their top-5 nonetheless:
5. Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
In the Netherlands commonly known as the music you hear when the Baron and his bad guys are about to so something evil to Bassie and Adriaan.
4. Charles Bernstein - Nightmare On Elm Street
Not only a scary movie and a very scary sound track, Nightmare on Elmstreet is also the acting debut of Johnny Depp who is frighteningly awesome.
3. John Williams - Jaws
I guess anyone could have seen this Shark coming from a mile away.
2. Sunn O))) - Cursed Realms Of Winterdemons
I never figured they'd test Sun O))) for this, but it makes sense.
1. George Crumb - Black Angels
The clear number one, 28% of all respondents found George Crumb’s ‘Black Angels’ the most terrifying sound track. While it doesn’t stem from a film, it does have all the hallmarks of a horror soundtrack.
To see all test results go here.
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