He Knows You're Alone -Review-
10-06-2011, 08:51 PM
I just wanted to add some information to this review for anyone that may find it helpful.
In spite of the many people that feel this movie was a rip-off of Halloween / "Clone", the film has a nice fan base behind it.
One of the things about this movie fans enjoyed was the song that played during the decapitation scene. The song was called "Its The Night Again". I have to admit, i did and still do like the song as well. But could never find it.
Well there is a reason for that and i will share that momentarily. I have recently came in contact with the brother of the singer of this song and have learned some history behind this loveable song amongst fans. Here is what ive found out....
The obvious info for starters at the end of the movie credits:
"IT'S THE NIGHT AGAIN"
Words by Alexanderaand Mark Peskanov, Brooksie Wells
Music by Alexander and Mark Peskanov
Sung by Vini Canali
The director found it was cheaper to hire someone to record songs for the movie than it would be to license music. And is the biggest reason why music from the film can not be found so easily.
Vini Canali is an American and was born in Brooklyn. He had some moderate success with his group, the Javalons, this was way before "He Knows You're Alone".
His brother, who i have spoke with has a lot of his early music and also the song "It's The Night Again". However, the original song is slightly different then the version you hear in the movie. There is less instrumentals. They added the instrumentals to the song for the movie.
In closing, he has been going through his stuff and hopes to find the song over the weekend to share with fans that have been looking for the song for many years. I will keep you posted!
I have also posted this information on a horror oriented blog that had given a review of the film.
Also another tidbit for this film i found...
The director and writer wanted the killer to show up instead of her ex-fiance Phil and kill Amy. Then the last shot of the movie would be him riding another bus into another town to stalk more brides. Apparently the producers didn't want the killer returning, so they shot the ending you see in the movie.
In spite of the many people that feel this movie was a rip-off of Halloween / "Clone", the film has a nice fan base behind it.
One of the things about this movie fans enjoyed was the song that played during the decapitation scene. The song was called "Its The Night Again". I have to admit, i did and still do like the song as well. But could never find it.
Well there is a reason for that and i will share that momentarily. I have recently came in contact with the brother of the singer of this song and have learned some history behind this loveable song amongst fans. Here is what ive found out....
The obvious info for starters at the end of the movie credits:
"IT'S THE NIGHT AGAIN"
Words by Alexanderaand Mark Peskanov, Brooksie Wells
Music by Alexander and Mark Peskanov
Sung by Vini Canali
The director found it was cheaper to hire someone to record songs for the movie than it would be to license music. And is the biggest reason why music from the film can not be found so easily.
Vini Canali is an American and was born in Brooklyn. He had some moderate success with his group, the Javalons, this was way before "He Knows You're Alone".
His brother, who i have spoke with has a lot of his early music and also the song "It's The Night Again". However, the original song is slightly different then the version you hear in the movie. There is less instrumentals. They added the instrumentals to the song for the movie.
In closing, he has been going through his stuff and hopes to find the song over the weekend to share with fans that have been looking for the song for many years. I will keep you posted!
I have also posted this information on a horror oriented blog that had given a review of the film.
Also another tidbit for this film i found...
The director and writer wanted the killer to show up instead of her ex-fiance Phil and kill Amy. Then the last shot of the movie would be him riding another bus into another town to stalk more brides. Apparently the producers didn't want the killer returning, so they shot the ending you see in the movie.
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