Since romance was established between film and music, it has proven to be an inseparable union. Some improvements are here to stay, after all have you ever imagined what it would be like if the cinema was still today? But believe me, at the time, many advocated silent cinema, seen and felt only through pictures – claiming that long spoken and sounded was a ‘fad’. To get an idea of the strangeness that this would cause today, just check out great tributes at the time like The Artist (2011), for example.
There is no doubt that cinema is better, much better, with sound. And not only that, but also with the music. The right music, at the right time, is able to enchant, vibrate, make you think, fall in love, open your smile, or make your spine shiver (an example of the latter is the band’s version). Type O Negative for Summer Breeze at the opening of slasher Eu Sei, which you did last summer – maybe one of the best moments in the feature).
Source: https://www.designerwomen.co.uk/8-music-stars-who-also-marked-cinema-in-the-80s/