The Director's Cut

And then last year I think I watched the movie The Dead by John Huston, which is kind of just this Victorian, I don't know when it takes place, like the late... 1800s like high society type of dinner this is a very nice dinner movie it's kind of seeped in sadness but just randomly these clips are in there i'll have to look up the lyrics of the song see how it relates but this is just an interesting little thing that they did on their early albums yes very much enjoy that also shout out like Iron Maiden the prisoner that's from a old TV 60s television show called the prisoner obviously that might be there it's the only sound clip I can think I will actually know the number of the beasts too of course but Wu Tang clan which is shallow Shaolin and the Wu Tang they got the Clips all over that 36 Chambers album.

And then I just want to mention Fantomas' album, Director's Cut, which isn't really movie clips, but I should mention it just because the whole album is just different themes.

They got Rosemary's Baby, Henry Porteous' Serial Killer, Night of the Hunter, a bunch of stuff.

They just kind of do these kind of crazy, as you'd expect from Mike Patton, interpretations of these movie themes.