What's so cool about "The movie makers' " eerie music bed is how it just slips in there. Marian Seldes is reading the diary with a somber, orchestrated (as always, well placed) music bed behind her when all of a sudden she hits the part where her late hubby learned he could see films about his past, and right then the music (spliced together? - knowing how radio used to be) immediately and seamlessly goes into that weird one-of-a-kind accompaniment.

Also, what music bed are you talking about in "The long, long sleep?" Is it the one where Larry Haines' character is on the operating table?

(If so, it is pretty cool yet disquieting. It was also used extensively in one of my RMT favorites "The vampire plant".) 