Love these end credits. I like how there's no music, it's just like we're still in the building hearing everything that's going on outside SO EERIE! I prefer these end credits over the original, where some annoying ass rock music starts playing out of nowhere.
Well there is music, but its slow and menacing Hums with the sirens and metal clanging in the background. The Sequel did the same thing. Wish we got more of this from horror movies, instead of the films soundtrack or a licensed song.
@@smokedaddy3d_Not only that Gangs of New York did the same thing without the music but with Traffic / Street Noises and Bongos (after U2’s The Hands That Bulit America) and Look Who’s Talking also did the same thing but without the music at the very end
I 100% agree on this. While I love [REC], the ending credits with the rock music definitely ruined the ending for me (as did part two). At least The Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield (to an extent) followed this example of using eeiry music and ambience to keep the suspense going.
Screen Gems Presents, A Vertigo Entertainment / Andale Pictures Production, A Filmax Entertainment Production, A John Erick Dowdle Film, Starring Jennifer Carpenter, Jay Hernandez, Columbus Short, Greg Germann, Steve Harris, Dania Ramirez, Doug Jones, Denis O’Hare, Bernard White, With Rade Sherbedgia, And Johnathon Schaech, Andrew Fiscella / Marin Hinkle / Elaine Kagen / Joey King, Stacey Chbosky / Jeannie Epper / Ace Hatem, Jermaine Jackson / Sharon Ferguson, Christian Svensson / Scott Donovan / Barry Sigismond / Micheal Potter, Jane Park Smith / Craig Susser / Bert Jernigan, John Meier / Troy Gilbert / Shawn Driscoll / Bryan Ross, Robert Hall / Ben Stockham / Mike Hyland / Ben Messmer, “Quarantine (2008)” Rated R For Restricted, In Theaters Friday, October 10th, 2008.
Love these end credits. I like how there's no music, it's just like we're still in the building hearing everything that's going on outside SO EERIE! I prefer these end credits over the original, where some annoying ass rock music starts playing out of nowhere.
Well there is music, but its slow and menacing Hums with the sirens and metal clanging in the background. The Sequel did the same thing. Wish we got more of this from horror movies, instead of the films soundtrack or a licensed song.
@@smokedaddy3d_Not only that Gangs of New York did the same thing without the music but with Traffic / Street Noises and Bongos (after U2’s The Hands That Bulit America) and Look Who’s Talking also did the same thing but without the music at the very end
I 100% agree on this.
While I love [REC], the ending credits with the rock music definitely ruined the ending for me (as did part two). At least The Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield (to an extent) followed this example of using eeiry music and ambience to keep the suspense going.
Screen Gems Presents,
A Vertigo Entertainment /
Andale Pictures Production,
A Filmax Entertainment Production,
A John Erick Dowdle Film,
Starring Jennifer Carpenter,
Jay Hernandez,
Columbus Short,
Greg Germann,
Steve Harris,
Dania Ramirez,
Doug Jones,
Denis O’Hare,
Bernard White,
With Rade Sherbedgia,
And Johnathon Schaech,
Andrew Fiscella / Marin Hinkle / Elaine Kagen / Joey King,
Stacey Chbosky / Jeannie Epper / Ace Hatem,
Jermaine Jackson / Sharon Ferguson,
Christian Svensson / Scott Donovan / Barry Sigismond / Micheal Potter,
Jane Park Smith / Craig Susser / Bert Jernigan,
John Meier / Troy Gilbert / Shawn Driscoll / Bryan Ross,
Robert Hall / Ben Stockham / Mike Hyland / Ben Messmer,
“Quarantine (2008)”
Rated R For Restricted,
In Theaters Friday, October 10th, 2008.
In Loving Memory Of
Jean Luann "Jeannie" Epper
(1/27/1941-5/5/2024)