The Midnight of My Life is a horror film written,
produced, directed, photographed, and edited by Bob
Moricz. Las Pesadillas provide a stunning soundscape
that covers a vast array of musical styles and
influences including surf, jazz, gypsy, baroque, rock,
classical, tribal rhythms, moaning monks, and eerie
ambient noise.

The music fits the film like a hand in a snug black
leather glove itching to wrap itself around a nubile
young neck for a nice squeeze. The intensely
hallucinagenic images from the film need not be seen
to appreciate the aural onslaught mustered from a
black pit of evil by Las Pesadillas. Close your eyes
and the inner recesses of your subconscious will
manifest images of monsters, mad scientists, witches,
pig men, slashers, zombies, aliens, and antichrists to
haunt dreary days and horrific nights.

Las Pesadillas means The Nightmares in Spanish. They
live up to their name.

-- Bob Moricz