History Music / CreatureFeature

* NotUsingTheZWord: "Aim For the Head" uses the word "ghoul" instead. "If you kill the brain, then you kill the ghoul." Fitting, as the song is based on Film/NightOfTheLivingDead.

** ''Aim For the Head'' samples news reports from Film/NightOfTheLivingDead
** ''Bound And Gagged'' samples lines from Film/CarnivalOfSouls and Film/TheBrainThatWouldntDie.

* NotUsingTheZWord: "Aim For the Head" uses the word "ghoul" instead. "If you kill the brain, then you kill the ghoul."

** ''Grave Robber at Large'' has the lyric "Death is my business, and business is good!," which is the title of a ''Music/{{Megadeth}}'' song.

Creature Feature is an eclectic band composed of two young men who seem a little... Demented. They have music which range in themes from Halloween-esquire to dark cabaret styles. The lead singer, Curtis RX, also has a solo career, and has released an album under the name Music/RufusRex.

'''Creature Feature''' is an eclectic band composed of two young men who seem a little... Demented. They have music which range in themes from Halloween-esquire to dark cabaret styles. The lead singer, Curtis RX, also has a solo career, and has released an album under the name Music/RufusRex.

'''Discography''':

* WeAllDieSomeday: A few songs bring this up, such as "A Fate Worse Than Death" ("No need to worry/We all meet our end someday."), "Six Foot Deep" ("Someday we all shall die.") and "A Gorey Demise" (One by one we bite the dust/We kick the bucket and begin to rust/Give up the ghost when your number's up/We all fall down).

* WeAllDieSomeday: A few songs bring this up, such as "A Fate Worse Than Death" ("No need to worry/We all meet our end someday.") and "Six Foot Deep" ("Someday we all shall die.").

* WeAllDieSomeday: A few songs bring this up, such as "A Fate Worse Than Death" ("No need to worry/We all meet our end someday.") and "Six Foot Deep" ("Someday we all shall die.").

* WeAllDieSomeday: A few songs bring this up, such as "A Fate Worse Than Death" ("No need to worry/We all meet our end someday.") and "Six Foot Deep" ("Someday we all shall die.").

* AmusementParkOfDoom / CircusOfFear: The Greatest Show Unearthed

* AlienInvasion: "Look to the Skies".

* BoundAndGagged: The song of the same name.
* BurnTheWitch: "Here There Be Witches"
* BuriedAlive: Such Horrible Things has the narrator do this to his brother (who gets better), and "Buried Alive", where the narrator wants this to happen to him after reading too much Poe.

* CreepyCircusMusic: "The Greatest Show Unearthed"
* DemBones: The song of the same name.
* EldritchAbomination: "Fodder For the Elder Gods

* FateWorseThanDeath: The song of the same name.

* GraveRobbing: "Grave Robber At Large"

* BuriedAlive: Such Horrible Things has the narrator do this to his big brother (who gets better), and "Buried Alive", where the narrator wants this to happen to him after reading too much Poe.

** "Grave Robber at Large" begins and ends with a crow cawing.

* {{Bookends}}: From "American Gothic", ''If there's nothing in the darkness, then why do you lie awake? Something in the shadows is keeping you from sleep.''

** The collector of ''Dem Bones'' thinks his new guest has got lovely eyes and wants them in a display jar.

* FlayingAlive: ''Dem Bones'' is about a madman [[CreepySouvenir with a collection of body parts]] doing this to the latest poor schmoe to end up in his TortureCellar.
* GeniusLoci: ''Mad House'', which is about a house that's absorbed all the anger from its inhabitants and terrorizes them unless they feed it blood.

* ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight: ''The Unearthly Ones'' and ''Mommy's Little Monsters''.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: ''The Unearthly Ones'': "An army of pitchforks and torches"
* TheWitchHunter: ''Here There Be Witches'' is about a witch hunt, with historically accurate tortures for whomever they decide it is (according to doctrine, the Bible doesn't tell us enough about what witchcraft actually ''is'', therefore there's no such thing as a witch. "Witches" were really just people with some combination of extraneous nipple, pet cat, odd birthmark, and LonersAreFreaks.)

* BurnTheWitch: Here There Be Witches

* ''A Fate Worse Than Death''
* ''A Feast for the Worms''
* ''A Gorey Demise''
* ''Aim for the Head''
* ''American Gothic''
* ''Bad Blood''
* ''Bound and Gagged''
* ''Buried Alive''
* ''A Corpse in my Bed''
* ''Death of a Doll Maker''
* ''Dem Bones''
* ''Dr. Sawbones''
* ''Fodder for the Elder Gods''
* ''Grave Robber at Large''
* ''Haunted''
* ''Here There Be Witches''
* ''How to Serve Man''
* ''Look to the Skies''
* ''Mommy's Little Monsters''
* ''Mad House''
* ''Nearly Departed''
* ''One Foot in the Grave''
* ''Six Foot Deep''
* ''Such Horrible Things''
* ''Spill Your Guts''
* ''The Greatest Show Unearthed''
* ''The House of Myth''
* ''The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth''
* ''The Netherword''
* ''It Was A Dark And Stormy Night...''
* ''Wake the Dead''

* BigCreepyCrawlies: "The Meek Shall Inherit The Earth" is an omage to the movie ''Film/{{Them}}''.
* BlackComedy / CrossesTheLineTwice: Both the song "A Gorey Demise" itself and the Youtube comments on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROyQjQ6iR1I this lyrical video]], in which the commenters use the letters of the song for their name [[TheManyDeathsOfYou to spell out the various ways they die]], often writing a sentence or two of commentary on their deaths after their list. True, the deaths are horrifying, but with the formats and comments its bound to provoke some giggles.

** PerkyGoth: Their music certainly gives off this vibe.

* LesserStar: Erik X. Poor Erik.

* ILoveTheDead / MummiesAtTheDinnerTable: "A Corpse In My Bed"

** "The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth" for ''Film/{{Them}}!''