So much good yelling and screaming to chose from - a veritable cascade of loud utterances to assault the senses, in both music and film, for all to share!
Daltry in Won’t Get Fooled Again
ok this really bothered me, this one, but at least, in the words of Fubar’s Deaner, Ian Gillan was definitely “givin’er”: Child in Time
Never saw The Shout. Now I’m lamely curious.
An indecisive Micheal Palin get his at the Bridge of Death
Nile sampling some truly hair-raising zaniness.
I have a friend Wilhelm, but we can’t get him to scream.
Lee Michaels, 60s rocker of the Hammond B3 organ, had a great falsetto blues scream. One of them was after the four-minute mark of his amazing version of Stormy Monday.
Brian DePalma’s, “Blow Out,” has a scream in the opening scene that is so bad, it’s great. (Unfortunately, the YouTube clip cuts it short.) NSFW.
The need of a character for a good B-movie scream is a plot point in Brian de Palma’s Blow Out (1981).
ETA: Ninja’d by mere seconds!
^ I’m scared!
I have it on DVD. An interesting movie with a very menacing Alan Bates (and a topless Susannah York as a bonus).
Does, “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” count? You know what I mean. Or not, because it’s a word?
Sure, considering RR says it like “shhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!!!”
Well, there was this gal they called the Scream Queen. Actually, I like the soldier with the shredded leg in the helicopter in Apocalypse Now begging for relief. Which comes from a bomb a VC chick tosses into the chopper.
Fay Wray - no one else is even second.
The original version of The Fly had a pretty good multi-faceted scream.
And when it came to screams in print, Mad Magazine always had the best…AAAAAIIIIIIEEEEEEE!!!
Diamanda Galas. Her screaming is art.
“The Devil’s Rain.” William Shatner shrieks like a girl as Ernest Borgnine drops him into the Pit. Or something.
Starring John Travolta.
Osorezan - Geinoh Yamashirogumi
Scratching my head over Tom Araya or John Lennon.
Not a bad 20-second scream-tizzy of sheer anguish, dread and horror in The Tenant
(wanna quickly say good job so far folks for good 5 second lead-in cues)
Screaming for Vengeance. Boom.:eek:
I’ll bet that was dubbed. He’s not that good an actor.
How about The Goofy Holler? “Yaaaaaaaa-ha-ha-ha-hoooie!”
A mash-up of the best screams by Bruce “Air Raid Siren” Dickinson:
