Chiller (1989) Perhaps the weakest of the Kunzel releases in this tribute, this CD doesn't completely work simply because it isn't scary. There are a few tracks that are "sarcastically scary," so the CD stumbles in its lighter points. There are also quite a few recent horror themes that could have been used (Jaws, The Omen, etc...) but instead we get an odd mixture of symphony pieces and Hitchcocks. The brightest moment on this CD is the opening sound effects sequence, in which the thunder is strong enough to damage many smaller speakers (awesome!) ***

(Overall Time: 58:20)

• 1. Opening Sequence (0:48) --pure fun!
• 2. The Phantom of the Opera: Broadway Overture, Andrew Lloyd Webber (2:11)
• 3. Night on Bald Mountain, Modeste Moussorgsky (10:38)
• 4. Danse Macabre, Op. 40, Camille Saint-Saens (7:40)
• 5. Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14: March to the Scaffold, Hector Berlioz (4:58)
• 6. The Damnation of Faust, Op. 24: Pandemonium, Hector Berlioz (3:22)
• 7. Peer Gynt: In the Hall of the Mountain King, Edvard Grieg (2:30)
• 8. Synthesizer Effects (0:52)
• 9. The Twilight Zone: Theme, Marius Constant (0:48)
• 10. 12,000 volts (0:12)
• 11. The Bride of Frankenstein (Part I): Suite, Franz Waxman (5:08)
• 12. The Devil and Daniel Webster: Sleigh Ride, Bernard Herrmann (1:51)
• 13. Psycho: Prelude, Bernard Herrmann (1:31)
• 14. Psycho: The Mad House, Bernard Herrmann (1:59)
• 15. Psycho: Murder (1:20)
• 16. Sleuth: Overture, John Addison (2:48)
• 17. Poltergeist: Television Noise (0:17)
• 18. Poltergeist: The Light, Jerry Goldsmith (2:37)
• 19. Without a Clue: Super Sleuth, Henry Mancini (2:03)
• 20. Afred Hitchcock Presents: Funeral March of the Marionette (3:35)