Media Samples in Music Database

Necronomicon Exmortis by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Evil Dead II (Sam Raimi, 1987):

The book speaks of a spiritual presence, a thing of evil, that roams the forests and the dark bowers of man's domain. It is through the recitation of the book's passages that this dark spirit is given license to possess the living. Recorded here are the phonetic pronunciations of those passages: [recites spell]
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Domain of Death by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Hexen bis aufs Blut gequält (Michael Armstrong, 1970):

[woman moaning]
"You are tired already?"
"Been here since the morning."
"Give it another twist."
[woman screaming]
"Well?"
[woman moaning and crying]
"The sooner you confess, the sooner your pain will stop!"
"No confession yet? She's still talking about the bishop."
"The tongue..."
[sounds of chains]
[woman moaning and screaming]
"We must never weaken in performing God's work."
"Yes, my lord."
[woman screaming]
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Telepathic Terror by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Scanners (David Cronenberg, 1981):

Now I'd, I'd like you to think of something specific. Something that will not breach the security of your organization and that you will not object to having disclosed to this group. Something, uh, personal perhaps.' 'Alright. Yes, I have something. Do I have to close my eyes?' 'Doesn't matter.' 'Alright, yes. I have something, yes.' [man's head exploding] [groans]
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Tenebrae by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Tenebre (Dario Argento, 1982):

[glass shattering, woman screaming and being hacked up with a hatchet]
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Brood of Evil by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples The Brood (David Cronenberg, 1979):

[music score, woman being attacked by one of the Brood]
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Dr. Gore by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples The Body Shop (J.G. Patterson Jr., 1972):

We have now the perfect torso. Time to add to our collection. Perfect legs, and the arms, and of course the hands. Hands on a woman are more... most important. It's the delicate feminine hand that brings out the true femininity. We must add to our collection. Shall we go?
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Martin (The Vampire) by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Martin (George A. Romero, 1978):

I warned you, Martin. Nobody in the town, I said. Nobody in the town. I heard about Mrs. Santini. You think I believe she killer herself? You think I really believe this? Your soul is damned, nosferatu. [Martin getting staked]
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The Hatchet Murders by Mortician on Domain of Death (2000) samples Profondo rosso (Dario Argento, 1975):

Ich bin ein wenig aufgeregt, aber mache dir keine sorge.' [doorbell ringing] 'Wir hören uns wieder morgen.' [doorbell ringing again] [sound of the phone handset] [sounds of her screaming and being hacked to death with a cleaver]
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