Mariclare Costello Let's Scare Jessica to Death feature film (Paramount Pictures, 1971) |
The song was written for the movie, and that's Mariclare herself singing it. The low drone that joins in is Duncan accompanying her on the double bass, as he's a (former?) musician with the New York Philharmonic. The scene switches back and forth from the kitchen to the hallway, so I've taken the liberty of adjusting the volume in sections to keep it as consistent as possible. There's a bit of dialog interspersed, as well, but I have no way of scrubbing that. The scene itself is below the jump, if you'd like to watch it. |
3 biased opinions:
Now you've done it. I won't be happy until you've featured the actual true very best horror film doomed-heroine warble: "Words Get Stuck in My Throat" from Gargantua.
Be careful what you wish for . . .
Damn, just saw this for the first time a few weeks ago! What an amazing film. It is definitely one of the greatest psychological horror films ever made, and definitely the best acting in any horror film.
Perhaps the bad title is why it is not more well known?
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