This track is much more enjoyable if you have seen the source material, "American Psycho." "Hip" is one of the top tracks on the record. The second half of the album starts off with the first glimpse of the album fans received back in July, “Hip To Be Scared.” The track features Jacoby Shaddix from Papa Roach. This track was probably my least favorite out of the singles, as it presents a more basic metalcore sound. “Rainy Day” was the third single, taking its inspiration from the "Resident Evil" series. It is the second-heaviest song from Horrorwood. “Funeral Derangements” was the final pre-released track and is my personal favorite from the album. Spencer shows off his vocal range on the chorus of this track. I need not mention which film “The Shower Scene” is based off. “Assault & Batteries” was the second single and takes its inspiration from "Child’s Play." I for one love the song (the “Hey Andy” intro caught me off guard) but some fans might find the cheekiness in the song to be overwhelming. “A Rash Decision” is based off "Cabin Fever" and is the track that most closely resembles early-2010s INK. The track starts off slow and then explodes with one of the best hooks on the album. Next up we have title track “Welcome to Horrorwood,” the only song on the album not based off a horror movie. Unlike The Silver Scream, Horrorwood has an opening track, “Opening Night.” The opener references the story of Spencer as a serial killer which is based off the narrative in the album’s music videos.
Diehard INK fans predicted the well-deserved success that would shortly follow with "Every Trick In The Book," "The Silver Scream," and "The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To Horrorwood."
This is the single that INK fans have to thank for The Silver Scream, as it is the first time the band created a track based on a pre-existing work. Shortly after, the group released “Me, Myself, and Hyde” through Outerloop Records. The first time I heard Ice Nine Kills was in 2014 when “The Greatest Story Ever Told” came up on my Spotify shuffle.
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