Music and instrumental scores have been a part of the cinematic experience since the days when that involved a person at the front of the theatre playing an organ. But why? What makes a good score, and can it save a bad movie? And how has the process evolved over the history of film?
We dive into these questions, plus pick out a few of our favourite examples of movie music.
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Inter-Season 10.9 - Kaiju Films

Sequelisers is a film podcast about discussing, re-writing, recasting and ultimately fixing the bad sequels from the history of cinema.
Hosted by Jack Chambers-Ward with Matthew Stogdon and Tim Maytom.