Danny Elfman's music will not be heard in Joe Johnston's troubled remake of The Wolfman when the movie is finally released on February 12, 2010. As reported by Cinemusic, Danny Elfman composed and recorded a "grandly gothic" score for The Wolfman, but can not return to make necessary changes to that music after major rehauls to the Universal film production.
Or maybe it was just the full moon. A lycanthropic Danny Elfman was last seen running through the woods with three cans worth of Barbasol smeared all over his naked body, singing Oingo Boingo's "Pedestrian Wolves", and waving around fistfuls of disposable razors. No one was injured this time.
It's Halloween weekend 2009! You've got the costume, the candy, the scary movies, the jack-o-lanterns, and the shrunken heads. But do you have the perfect music for Halloween, composed by the Pumpkin King himself, Danny Elfman?! The most horrifying thing about this Halloween in Elfmantown was coming up with this article only to realise how much of Danny's chilling music is out of print now. So download yourself these authorized Danny Elfman MP3s featuring some of his most thrilling and ghoulish music that no Halloween should be without!
Nightbreed fans, check out Mark Morton's insightful and recent review of Danny Elfman's film score for Clive Barker's horror film at the Soundtrack Examiner!
This film's release datehas been changed to September 28, 2007. "Music by Danny Elfman" is the composer's credit in the trailer for the 2007 action release The Kingdom starring Jamie Foxx.
When you buy Danny Elfman's wondeful new film score for Charlotte's Web through iTunes you'll get two bonus tracks not available anywhere else: "Fun Suite" and "Zuckerman's Speech".
Thanks to Danny's excellent soundtrack I'm really interested in seeing this movie now, because this is the type of score that makes a movie great. It has alot of energy, character, and heart. He really tells a compelling and emotionally involving story with this work, and you know right from the main titles that he's at his very best.
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Danny Elfman's music will not be heard in Joe Johnston's troubled remake of 
when the movie is finally released on February 12, 2010. As reported by 
When you buy Danny Elfman's wondeful new film score for Charlotte's Web through iTunes you'll get two bonus tracks not available anywhere else: "Fun Suite" and "Zuckerman's Speech". 
