Spawn (1997): I think this might be one of the worst filns I've ever seen

most of my friends were way into that first track -_-

guys, roger ebert really liked this

i was rly into that incubus/dj greyboy one :-\

I have this soundtrack.

i probably still have it somewhere, too lol. i can't remember if it was that one or the matrix one that broke hahahaha wtf @ teenage music choices.

15 Apollo Four Forty* vs. Morphine (2) This Is Not A Dream (The U.K. Mix) (5:15)

^ !!!!!!

also big during this phase: lost highway strk.

martin sheen was in this? uh

xxpost, http://www.sendspace.com/file/mpwhkf

martin sheen's general has a framed picture of a mushroom cloud in his office, to symbolize his dedication to, i dunno, war

6 Metallica & DJ Spooky - For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All)
vs.
14 Soul Coughing & Roni Size - A Plane Scraped It's Belly On A Sooty Yellow Moon

that is a lethal level of suckitude on those two combos

"the irony of it all" wtffff

Is there really a scare-apostrophe in the title of the Soul Coughing one?

It Is Belly

haha I flipped past this too. I was all like dear god the ocarina of time has better sfx than this

-- El Tomboto, Friday, 20 July 2007 14:40 (2 hours ago) Link

OTM. some of the worst CGI ever.

Ebert is wayyyyy to impressed by bad F/X

i watched about 5 minutes of it too

weird ilx convergence

it was on TNT last night. i hadn't seen it almost 10 years so i had to, uh, "refresh" my memory. it was even worse than i remembered!

Spawn OST vs Judgement Night OST

vs. Blade OST vs. Blade II OST

I actually like a couple songs off Judgement Night :/

i remember the de la soul/teenage fan club song being really good.

i like the slayer vs atari teenage riot song

with no remorse I WANT TO DIIIEEEEEEE!!!!

Sir Mix-A-Lot vs. Mudhoney RULZ.

I was more of a Sonic Youth / Cypress Hill guy myself

Ebert: As a visual experience, ``Spawn'' is unforgettable.

well I do agree with this.

I liked a few of the OST songs, the Prodigy/Morello one I was into when it came out. Clubs flogged "trip like I do" to death, oooh its about acid wooo arent we all crazy. Geez.

Mansun & 808 State - Skin Up Pin Up

I still rep for this track.

Marilyn Manson & Sneaker Pimps - Long Hard Road Out Of Hell

this one, too

I used to have that soundtrack too, but I later sold it to friend. Now I kinda regret it, because IIRC the Orbital/Hammett and Apollo 440/Morphine and Rollins/Goldie tunes were quite nice. The Prodigy/Morello tune was okay too, though I think there was better version of without Morello called "No Man Army". Or did I dream that one up?

i saw this in theaters at the age of 12

The Prodigy/Morello tune was okay too, though I think there was better version of without Morello called "No Man Army". Or did I dream that one up?

No, that existed and it was better.

i like the slayer vs atari teenage riot song

best imo

playing this soundtrack right now and it still totally holds up

Friend of mine spotted an entire shopping cart full of Spawn VHS's at Goodwill recently.

http://img115.yfrog.com/img115/6203/3d4b.jpg

one thing that does not hold up on this soundtrack is "For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All)" by Metallica & DJ Spooky

man 13 y.o. me was so psyched for the fusion of electronica and rock

you should reacquaint yrself with the awesomeness that is Slayer & Atari Teenage Riot

I came to this soundtrack thinking it would be as awesome as the Judgment Night soundtrack. I was sorely disappointed.

the Metallica track especially

I will never forget the awesome pairing of Faith No More and the Boo Yaa Tribe

http://chud.com/articles/content_images/17/Spawn1.jpg

http://chud.com/articles/content_images/17/Spawn3.jpg

state of the art!

Ebert: As a visual experience, ``Spawn'' is unforgettable.

well I do agree with this.

― El Tomboto, Friday, July 20, 2007 10:14 PM (2 years ago) Bookmark

``Spawn'' is best seen as an experimental art film. It walks and talks like a big budget horror film, heavy on special effects and pitched at the teenage audience, and maybe that's how it will be received. But it's more impressive if you ignore the genre and just look at what's on the screen. What we have here are creators in several different areas doing their best to push the envelope. The subject is simply an excuse for their art--just as it always is with serious artists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4sRkgWRj7I&feature=related

basically just bumped this to take a cheap shot at ebert

omg the cart full of spawn tapes.

I saw this movie because the speed freaks that had been squatting in what became my studio had left a vhs tape of this behind when the fire department kicked them out. It was pretty horrible.

remembering ordering this on ppv for my birthday party. i dont think any of my friends were watching this which was fine because neither was i (i also remember having nachos because that's the kinda shit i ate for my birthdays)

it's on TCM now, laughably bad.

worst filn

Late 90's blockbusters were a really special kind of bad

so terrible. glad i've forgotten most of it.

Apparently this is the thread I revive whenever I feel like I playing the Spawn soundtrack

the Marilyn Manson/Sneaker Pimps track still bangs btw

best song is still Mansun/808 State

lol it's on spotify so in honor of the revive i will give it a spin

oh no first track already giving me bad 90s flashbacks . this is going to be a tough hour tbh

Oh I had forgotten Incubus/DJ Greyboy, this is also great.

I had also forgotten that Atari Teenage Riot/Slayer might as well just be Atari Teenage Riot, lol

huh I remember Soul Coughing/Roni Size as an interminable slog but right now it's fantastic. (Let's see how I feel 2 minutes from now.)

this movie

i watched it on repeat when i was around eleven years old... and it is the ultimate movie for eleven-year-olds

ebert's review of this is so fucking awesome, he fucking went for it

i feel like this film should be more popular among leftists, it's the only one i've seen where the cia are portrayed as a front for satan