Slimeball - OST by Cemetery Gates

Full Release - November 01, 2019

Felicity Gore, a timid NYC traffic cop, longs to make more of a difference. She is constantly shut down in her attempts to rise ranks by her overtly sexist superiors. One day while patrolling she chases a suspicious figure into an abandoned warehouse. She corners the perp and notices he is horrifically disfigured. He attacks her and she shoots him in the head at close range. He falls on top of her dead, but a black ooze pours from his mouth into hers. The next day she starts to feel different. She feels stronger, faster, more confident, and... dangerous. She is still overlooked by the department, but that doesn’t stop her from delivering vigilante justice which she calls “gut justice”. Over the course of the next few weeks her body and mind starts to change in ways that scare her. She asks for help from the one person in the department she trusts, Hank Fields. Hank is a dispatcher who has been helping her by giving secret tips on locations of criminal activity. They have a brief romance until Hank sees what kind of monster she is actually becoming. He witnesses her brutally tear apart two young shoplifters and he runs away in disgust. This sets Felicity on a path of evil rage. The body count rises as she tears through all the policemen who have treated her poorly. Hank knows he is the only one that has a chance of stopping her. When he finds her she is a completely disfigured monster. He tries to talk to her but she attacks him. They fight but as she pins him down she hesitates. A small part of her remembers the love she had for him. In this hesitation he lunges a broken pipe from her neck through the top of her head. She dies. As Hank weeps at her side, a black ooze crawls from her lips and makes its way up his chest. It enters his mouth and the film ends as he stares directly into the camera with blood red eyes.

Composers of ’70s and ’80s inspired film score music, as well as synthesizer-driven death ballads. #ghostwave