• Abattoir (2016) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.50/10 from 4500 votes

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Synopsis

An investigative reporter works to solve the mystery behind a mysterious man who has been buying houses where tragedies have occurred.

Set in a world where it always feels like night, even in daylight hours, real estate reporter Julia Talben's life is turned upside down when her family is brutally murdered.

It is believed to be an open and close case, but Julia quickly realizes there is much more to this story when she returns to the crime scene to find the murder room deconstructed and physically removed from her sister's home.

This ignites an investigative pursuit that eventually leads her and ex-lover Detective Declan Grady to the town of New English where they find the enigmatic Jebediah Crone and the Abattoir - a monstrous house stitched together with unending rooms of death and the damned.

Julia comes to realize that her sister's soul is trapped inside, but the Abattoir isn't just a house - it's a door to something more evil than anyone could have ever imagined.

Julia and Grady are ultimately faced with the question: How do you build a haunted house? One room at a time.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Abattoir
	Main Titles	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Crone's Sermon	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	This Way	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	I've Seen Some Terrible Things	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Research Montage	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	The Video Tape	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Renshaw's Story, Visiting Prison	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Drive to New English	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	The Town Records	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	The Dustbowl Preacher	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Allie's Breakdown	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Woods to Mother	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	They Stole My Fucking Car	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	I've Seen Some Terrible Things 2	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Jebediah Crone's Liturgy	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Get out of Town Now	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	A Graveyard of Rooms	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Down the Levee	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Enter the Abattoir	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Ghosts Everywhere	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Through the Red Door	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Julia's Death	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Crone's Sermon	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	I've Seen Some Terrible Things	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Renshaw's Story, Visiting Prison	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Allie's Breakdown	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	I've Seen Some Terrible Things 2	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Jebediah Crone's Liturgy	Mark Sayfritz: Performer
	Julia's Death	Mark Sayfritz: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Hernandez

5/10

The musical motifs and recurring themes in the score help to establish a sense of continuity and cohesion in the storytelling, enhancing the emotional impact of key moments in the film.

Betty Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of Abattoir effectively sets the eerie and mysterious tone of the movie, enhancing the overall sense of suspense and horror throughout the film.

Mary Martin

7/10

The use of ambient sounds and subtle cues in the soundtrack enhances the tension and suspense throughout the film. It keeps the viewers on edge and adds depth to the storytelling.

Betty Lee

7/10

The soundtrack of Abattoir effectively captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and dark tones immerse the audience in the unsettling world of the story.

Susan Hill

5/10

The use of haunting melodies and dissonant chords in the music perfectly captures the dark and twisted atmosphere of the story, adding layers of tension and unease to the viewing experience.

Donna Thomas

8/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack are powerful and emotive, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative. The music effectively conveys the emotional journey of the characters and helps to build a connection with the audience.

Paul Turner

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Abattoir is a crucial component in building the chilling ambiance of the movie, effectively drawing viewers into the haunted world of the Abattoir and intensifying the sense of dread and fear as the story unfolds.

Mary Johnson

6/10

The blending of orchestral elements with electronic sounds in the soundtrack creates a unique and immersive sonic landscape that complements the supernatural themes of the movie.

Karen Jackson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Abattoir is a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression. It effectively complements the visuals and storytelling, making it a memorable aspect of the movie.

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