From Innocence - To Fear - To Rage!
"Two Academy Award Winning Stars," Tatum O'Neal and Irene Cara, teamed up in 1985 for Certain Fury, a trashy female take on The Defiant Ones (or, if you prefer, a thinly-disguised remake of Black Mama, White Mama), directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal (Jake and Maggie's dad). As with several other '80s action scores (see Raw Deal), the music is the handiwork of three composers -- in this case, Bill Payne, George Massenburg, and Russ Kunkel, who all returned again for Smooth Talk and not much else. The main theme ("Fire in Her Eyes") is the most memorable feature, though the rest is also a bit more layered and interesting than the usual synth-action stuff you might expect.Certain Fury
1. Theme From Certain Fury / Scarlet And Tracy's Song
2. Tracy Into Tears / Scarlet's Theme / Crystal's Hit
3. The Cab Ride
4. The Drowning
5. Escape To Nowhere
6. Final Donfrontation / Fire In Her Eyes
7. Lost And In Trouble
8. Tracy's Childhood
9. Going Down For Air
10. Scarlet Saves Tracy From Fire
11. Spire-Freeman Theme
12. They Think We're Dead
13. Sniffer's World
14. Scarlet And Loverboy Talk / How Do You Erase All Of This
15. Sniffer You're A Freak / Take One Step And I'll Kill You
16. Welcome To The City / Fire In Her Eyes
Labels: 1980s
posted by 7 Black Notes at 11:29 AM
6 Comments:
It is terrible, but very, very funny if you watch it late at night. However, it doesn't have anyone running down an aisle yelling "Eat the cookie, mother!," so Flowers in the Attic still wins, hands down.
And again, if you have or can post the FitA soundtrack many thanks. I'm fond of Louise Fletcher constantly barking "sinners!" or "spawn of the devil!" at the children myself.
No problem, here's Flowers:
http://rapidshare.de/files/35233700/Flowers_Attic.zip
Great score, sounding very '1985', like maurice jarre's 'Apology', i like that kind of stuff. Thank u 7!
please I WANT A BSO "CERTAIN FURY".. yeah great... archive not found... now (2012)... please please pleaseeeeee
thanks
PLEASE!!
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