Charlie Brigden

Cinema's very own prince of darkness goes full on horror metal with this soundtrack for a graphic novel inspired by a nightmare

Charlie Brigden talks to the Icelandic composer and cellist about working on soundtracks for Chernobyl, Joker and Hedda.

Charlie Bridgen returns to Certified Forgotten with a passionate defense of 'Jaws: The Revenge' - or at least Michael Small's score.

Featuring my film music column, with an interview with Jenny Nelson, co-author of "Mark Kermode's Surround Sound," and reviews of soundtracks for "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple," and "Xeno." Also features an article on the music of "Highlander."

Featuring my film music column, with a John Williams special looking at the book "John Williams: A Composer's Life," with an interview with author Tim Greiving. The issue also features an article on the music of "Krull."

Five decades and several reboots on, the legendary composer's fanfare for the Man of Steel endures.

Featuring my film music column, with an interview with Intrada Records' Roger Feigelson, news, and reviews of the soundtracks for "Gladiator," "Mission: Impossible -m The Final Reckoning," and more.

A tribute to the legendary composer behind "Mission: Impossible" and "Dirty Harry."

Featuring my film music column, with an article on the music of "Aliens," news, and reviews of the soundtracks for "Black Bag," "Licence to Kill," and more.

Long before his work on 'Avatar' or 'Titanic,' James Horner was a film composer who honed his craft in low-budget horror films.

by Charlie Brigden, Staff Writer This is not a list of "the best," it's just a bunch of soundtracks that we think represent some of the most fantastic music ever to accompany the monsters of moviedom.

Featuring my film music column, which had an article on the music of the adaptations of "Nosferatu," news, and reviews of the soundtracks for "Moonraker," "Wolf Man," and more.

"It's been a long road, getting from there to here," croons Russell Watson in the opening titles of Star Trek: Enterprise, and you might be forgiven to think he's talking about the lineage of starships named Enterprise.

As his score with Tobe Hooper for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre gets an official release, 50 years on, Wayne Bell speaks to Charlie Brigden

Featuring my film music column, with the second part of an article on the music of the "Batman" movies, news, and reviews of the soundtracks to "Nosferatu," "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," and more.

Featuring my film music column, which had the first of a two-part feature on the music of the "Batman" movies, news, and reviews of the soundtracks to "Alien: Romulus," "Dungeons & Dragons," and more.

Featuring my film music column, which had an article about the music of "Jaws," news, and reviews of the soundtracks to "Evil Does Not Exist," "Kinds of Kindness," and more.

Spiders. They're not exactly the most-loved of creatures, and most people would choose to jump into a cage with a lion over being stuck in a room with even

This issue featured my film music column, which had an article that looked at the music of "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace," news, and reviews of the soundtracks for "Top Gun," "Challengers," and more.

This issue featured my film music column, which had a feature on the music of Basil Poledouris, news, and reviews of "Dune: Part 2," "Live and Let Die," and more.