Reviews for PrTr: 08 Wee Willie Winkie

[nekofire]

WOW.....just...WOW

I can imagine a woman moving to a new town and when she gets there everyone seems really jumpy when she mentions her two little girls she thinks nothing of till that night when she hears the eerie ryhme getting louder and louder then then she locks her door and gathers her little girls who have run to her scared to death just as the banging starts it gets louder and louder and she runs with the girls to the back room just as the door busts in and cue a terrifying chase through the house she locks the girls in a room and leads the monster away when the police come the next morning they find entrails strewn across the house and two very scared little girls soaked in blood locked in a room. No one belives the villagers that the girls didnt do it that it was tyhe entity wee willy winky having struck again ........... a month later anothweer family moves in...................................
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[HaloMythbuster]

This is a great scary song

Though for some reason it reminds me of this
http://www.youtube.com/results?search _query=avp+trailer&aq=f
mostly around 1:00 and the creepy laughing too

[gingerspine]

Whoooa

I like that you use a little more unknown nursery rhyme. The laugh was a great effect; I really liked that it didn't have that typical horror film track feel to it. I loved what you started at 2:15.

[Toondude10]

Scary!

I almost got nightmares after listening to this song. Awesome work!

[Ericho]

Fantastic!

This is one of the greatest and truly haunting songs I have ever heard! What makes this so good is how you consistently keep up the style of the unknown. It's most effective when you hear the sounds the little children make. I never knew a nursery rhyme could come up with something so dark. I mean, I heard of that stuff appearing in fairy tales, but not nursery rhymes! There is a perfect balance of mystery and madness in this masterpiece.

You are so much anticipating what's going to happen next. I love how you manage to capture the innocence of childhood and how it can be struck down. We can all take influence from someone as crazy as you. It's a great way to build up tension and it consistently makes you nervous. It may not be Halloween anymore, but the chills are still there.