Media Samples in Music Database

I Expect Demise by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Halloween (John Carpenter, 1978):

"Death has come to your little town, Sheriff. You can either ignore it or you can help me to stop it."

Decayed Millennium by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Punishment Park (Peter Watkins, 1971):

"An officer will announce to you that you are apprehended and that your participation in the course has concluded. Should you resist the arrest or should any of you adopt violence in any form during the course, then we shall use those means against you. In short, you can start the violent actions, if you so choose, but I assure you we will finish them."

Macabre by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Candyman (Bernard Rose, 1992):

"They will say that I have shed innocent blood. But what's blood for if not for shedding?"

Decayed Millennium by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Law Abiding Citizen (F. Gary Gray, 2009):

"I'm gonna to pull the whole thing down. I'm going to bring the whole fucking diseased, corrupt temple down on your head. It's gonna to be biblical."

Corpsewood Manor by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from House on Haunted Hill (William Castle, 1959):

"The crime you two planned was indeed perfect. Only the victim is alive and the murderers are not. It's a pity you didn't know when you started your game of murder that I was playing too."

Acrasia by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Good Morning, Vietnam (Barry Levinson, 1987):

"Good morning, Vietnam! This is not a test! This is Rock and Roll!

Dare to Martyr by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Airplane! (Jerry Zucker, 1980):

"I just wanted to tell you both 'Good luck!' We're all counting on you."

Verge of Slaughter by Jaded Black on Dare to Martyr (2019) uses sample from Saw V (David Hackl, 2008):

"However, if you choose not to, you will never be heard from again. Your body will never be found. You will simply vanish. I ask you, Special Agent Strahm, have you learned enough to trust me? Will you head my warning? For if you do not, this room will forever be your tomb and my legacy will become yours."

Omnicide by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from Quarantine (John Erick Dowdle, 2008):

"Attention, please! Do not try to leave the building. All exits have been sealed. Just stay calm and we will send someone in there shortly to assess the situation. Thank you for your cooperation!"

Trial by Misery by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter, 1995):

"Trent stood at the edge of the rip and stared into the unlimitable gulf of the unknown. The stygian world yawning blackly beyond. Trent's eyes refused to close. He did not shriek, but the hideous, unholy abominations shrieked for him. As in the same second he saw them spill and tumble upwards out of an enormous, carrion black pit choked with the gleaming white bulb of countless unhallowed centuries."

Flames of Malice by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from The Green Mile (Frank Darabont, 1999):

"May god have mercy on your soul."

Cadaverous Resident by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from Westworld (Jonathan Nolan, 2016):

"One day, you will perish. You will lie with the rest of your kind in the dirt. Your dreams forgotten, your horrors effaced. Your bones will turn to sand and upon that sand, a new god will walk. One that will never die. Because this world doesn't belong to you or the people that came before. It belongs to someone who has yet to come."

Cadaverous Resident by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from Saw II (Darren Lynn Bousman, 2005):

Jigsaw: "Destroy him."

Amanda: "Helpless and alone..."

Eric Matthews: "No! No! No!"

Revilement by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from Saw II (Darren Lynn Bousman, 2005):

"I'll fucking kill you! Fucking bitch! You fucking bitch!"

Revilement by Jaded Black on Omnicide (2020) uses sample from Saw III (Darren Lynn Bousman, 2006):

"You're nothing, bitch! You're nothing! You hear me? You're nothing!"