Flying Lotus shares new film score Music From The Hit Game Show Ozzy’s Dungeon
The score is taken from Ozzy’s Dungeon, a new short directed by FlyLo for the horror anthology V/H/S/99.
Flying Lotus. Photo by Matt Lief Anderson
Flying Lotus has shared his score for Ozzy’s Dungeon, a horror short film he co-wrote and directed debuting today as part of V/H/S/99, the latest installment in the found footage anthology series. You can watch it on Shudder and hear Flying Lotus's score across all streaming platforms.
Ozzy's Dungeon is Flying Lotus's second foray into film directing. In 2017 he shared his feature debut Kuso, a midnight horror gross-out extravaganza starring Tim Heidecker, Zack Fox, Hannibal Burress, and George Clinton. In January of this year he announced his return to directing with a new sci-fi body horror film called Ash; the film is written by Jonni Miller and follows a woman who "wakes up on a distant planet and finds the crew of her space station viciously killed, her investigation into what happened setting in motion a terrifying chain of events."
Prior to Ozzy's Dungeon, FlyLo soundtracked the Netflix anime Yasuke, a reimagination of the legend of the first Black samurai, as well as Steven Soderberg's Perfect and the opening theme for the Magic Johnson documentary series They Call Me Magic.
Flying Lotus Presents: Music From The Hit Game Show Ozzy’s Dungeon tracklist
1. Opening (1996-1999)
2. Rules Of The Game
3. Host Talk
4. Interview Music / What Do YOU Wish For?
5. Catch That Meat
6. Consolation Prizes
7. Battle On!
