This week we're heading back to the 90s to discuss a silly film that failed at the box office but succeeded in starting a film music trope - a person typing furiously on a computer must now be accompanied by an upbeat electro/techno song. Join us as we discuss the 1995 American crime film Hackers, and its soundtrack featuring previously released electronic dance music and original tracks by Simon Boswell.

On today's breaking news episode we bid farewell to a dead wifebeater, discuss Michael Giacchino's interesting list of favourite film scores, and reflect on Danny Elfman's dark, ironic and appropriately named new song, "Happy".

Just because DEcomPOSERS month has come to an end doesn't mean we don't get to talk about monsters (and we don't even mean John Lasseter!). Join us this week as we chat with returning guest Katrina Kelly about Randy Newman's score for Pixar's "Monsters, Inc."

This week, we send DEcomPOSERS month off with a BOO with returning guest and horror film expert Andy Sell. From the iconic to the weird, we list our top 6 horror movie themes, and Andy "Ghoul-Schools" us on some favourites of his.

On today's episode, we follow an exhausted Shelley Duvall at Overlook Hotel as she attempts to evade her abuser... Stanley Kubrick. Join us as we discuss The Shining and its original music by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind, plus selected music by Krzysztof Penderecki, Béla Bartók and György Ligeti.

It's been a while since we've done a video game episode and we needed a break from horror films, so today we kick back with a few cocktails and discuss horror video games. Join us as we each reveal the Top 3 Horror Video Game Soundtracks that traumatized us as children and adults.

If you like your horror films to be scary, "beware of Crimson Peak". This week we discuss a ghost story that claims it's not a ghost story because its many ghosts aren't scary or useful to the plot. Join us as we examine Guillermo Del Toro's beautiful looking Crimson Peak and its score by Fernando Velázquez.

Today we take a trip back to the early 2000's and listen to a whiny genre of music where haircuts and fashion came before talent and songwriting. Special guest LP joins us to discuss why Jennifer's Body's pop-emo soundtrack, complete with Fall Out Boy, Panic At the Disco and Dashboard Confessional, is actually a good match for the film.

Somewhat fun fact: we were recording this episode the very moment that the fly landed on Pence's head in the debate. Totally unplanned. Anyways, join us for DEcomposers Chapter 2 as we discuss David Cronenberg's 'The Fly' composed by Howard Shore.

Welcome to DEcomposers: The MovieSCARE Podcast, where we discuss horror films all October leading up to the inevitably cancelled Halloween. We kick it off with Hans Zimmer's 'The Ring', which means if you listen to the entirety of this episode, in 1 week we'll crawl out of your headphones and steal your beers.