Love Song for a Vampire

Then we had Where the Girls Are by The Gossip.

And then we had Love Song for a Vampire by Annie Lennox.

And then we had Just a Game by The Muffs.

Any thoughts on that before we go into more music, Kala? Yeah, I would like to

Where the girls are is because I saw the gossip at Kimo's.

You know how small that place is? It's the size of my apartment.

And Beth Ditto is a fucking... punk goddess i remember when she said and she talks about playing with girls she also described at that time in definition that we shouldn't the women that wear dresses and the girls that want to be dykey should not be separated and we should respect girls for being girls like femme fems playing music and dyke girls playing music which is like a thing so like someone said something love song for a vampire my mother is any one x if you met her they are the same person my mom turned me on to any one x any rhythm x and she cut her hair right when it like i was gonna say they both have short hair Well, you have no idea how back in the day, the sixth grade girl's like,

your mom's so cool, she looks like Annie Lennox.

Yeah, this was incredible.

So they were dancing a contemporary to the song Toxic by Savai.

It's inspired by Saw.

Kim, what is your take on this incredible contemporary?

Oh, then.

I think maybe the happiest moment of me in this show was dance number five, Connor Wood and Riley Arnold.

In their BTS, we see that they are dancing to a song from the movie Annabelle and that in high school, Connor worked at an antique store and one night a skateboard moved mysteriously once and he then

quit.

Then we have Tyler Cameron and Sharna Burgess.

They danced a Viennese waltz to Love Song for a Vampire.

Now, I was really shook at Tyler's

look.

Holy shit.

And then Tyler and Sharna are doing V&A's Waltz, Love Song for a Vampire from Dracula.

Oh, okay.

Inspired by Dracula.

Connor Wood has contemporary to You Are My Sunshine, inspired by Annabelle, Creation, which is genuinely the creepiest song choice on this list.

Tyler Cameron is doing a Viennese waltz to Love Song for a Vampire from Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Romantic, sweeping, very on-brand for him.

Julia Stiles has an Argentine tango to Jerry Goldsmith's The Dog's Attack from The Omen, and Maura Higgins closes out the list with a contemporary routine to Cry Little Sister from The Lost Boys.

Yeah.

And on top of the score, there was a great pop song made for this movie.

It plays at the end credits.

It's sung by Annie Lennox.

Man, we used to be a proper country.

I love Annie Lennox.

I love this song.

I let the credits play after I finished watching this movie and I still knew every single word to this song.