#BLUE OYSTER CULT DON'T FEAR THE REAPER MOVIE#
#BLUE OYSTER CULT DON'T FEAR THE REAPER FULL#

#BLUE OYSTER CULT DON'T FEAR THE REAPER MOVIE#

While most are familiar with how much a great score can help make a movie or TV show memorable, how a project makes use of popular music can prove just as pivotal. 'The Red & The Black' is used in the movie.The Stand's 1994 miniseries is closely associated with Blue Oyster Cult's 'Don't Fear the Reaper,' but the 2020 show's use of the song was a letdown. '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' is used in the movie.

'Godzilla' is in the movie during a surfing scene. Main character Joe has a BÖC poster on his wall. 'Burnin' For You' is in the movie and on the soundtrack. Godzilla plays in the movie, characters mention BÖC. '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' (covered by The Muttonbirds) closes the film on the closing credits. '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' opens the film while credits roll. Logo-like pattern appears on person's flesh.Ĭharacters Bill & Ted, when faced with a grave situation, look at each other and say 'Don't Fear the Reaper, dude!'Ī character is hanging up posters for his band's upcoming gig: opening for Blue Oyster Cult.

'(Don't Fear) The Reaper' plays on the radio.Ĭharacter mentions something about 'tickets to see Blue Öyster Cult' Using a computer, go to the main menu, and move the cursor over the dot in the 'logo' at the top of the menu screen, and click.Using a DVD player, go to the main menu, highlight 'song selection,' press the 'up' button on the remote control, and then 'select' or 'enter'.

#BLUE OYSTER CULT DON'T FEAR THE REAPER FULL#

Blue Öyster Cult at full throttle, performing songs from throughout their 30 year career. Never before released in the US or Europe.īlue Öyster Cult taped live, Jat Chicago, Illinois' Navy Pier Skyline Stage. However, the sound is flawed and the direction is average at best. Buck & Eric appear in a cameo at the end of the film.Ī historic BÖC show filmed in 1976, with laser show. Footage from a vintage mid-70s BÖC show and many BÖC related props including prominent use of logo and BÖC tshirts. Two stoner teens in the '70s who love BÖC. BÖC wrote several songs based on the different stories in the movie, which are on the 'Fire of Unknown Origin' LP.īÖC contributed two new songs for the soundtrack, and Buck Dharma composed the incidental music. Blue Oyster Cult's 'Veteran of the Psychic Wars' is featured during a segment that might better have fit the song 'Sole Survivor'. *until October 2002, see below.īased on the graphic magazine of the same name, this full-length animated movie runs the gamut of animation styles and futuristic alien story lines. The film was released on video and LaserDisk in Japan in the 80s, but never saw a U.S. Live at Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood FL.īlack Sabbath and Blue Öyster Cult face off in this theatrically-released movie featuring both bands live. The second section represents movies inwhich the band was mentioned, or some music was used. The first section includes movies inwhich BÖC (the people or the music) play a large part. This is not a complete list of BÖC's movie appearances, but does include a majority of them.

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