• Accident (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 3800 votes

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Title in Español:

Accident - Mörderischer Unfall

Synopsis

"Accident" is a story about a self-styled accident choreographer known as the Brain, who is a professional hitman. He kills his victims by trapping them in well-crafted accidents that appear to be unfortunate mishaps, but are actually perfectly staged acts of crime. Perpetually burdened by guilt and naturally suspicious and morbid, the Brain is haunted by memories of his deceased wife.

After a mission goes awry and results in the death of one of his men, the Brain becomes convinced that the accident was orchestrated. He believes someone is plotting to eliminate him and his team, leading him to spiral into paranoia and blur the lines between reality and delusion.

When he encounters a mysterious insurance agent named Fong, who was present at the scene of the accident, the Brain becomes fixated on the idea that Fong is the mastermind behind a conspiracy to kill him. In order to regain his sanity and protect himself, he must eliminate Fong before he can make his next move.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Accident
	Santeria
	The Pretender
	Creep
	Somebody Told Me
	Walkin’ In Time
	Vai Baby
	Zóio De Lula
	Pontes Indestrutiveis - Ao Vivo
	Luck of the Gods	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Fincher Moment	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Goodride	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Still Conscious	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Brain Trauma	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	You Awake?	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Find Anything	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Friend or Foe 1	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Open Me	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Any Help	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Hope Will Come	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Shouldn't Be Here	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Friend or Foe 2	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Hope Will Come 2	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	What Would Liam Do	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Friend or Foe 3	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Not Leaving Them Behind	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Unknown Enemy	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Hope Will Come 3	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	All Hope Lost	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Who Are You	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Take Chase	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Hope Will Come Finale	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Down South	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	A New Bike	Sean Murray: Performer
	Right Bitch	Sean Murray: Performer
	Operators / Sushi	Sean Murray: Performer
	Little Weasel / Gas Gun Fun	Sean Murray: Performer
	Blow Out / Triangle	Sean Murray: Performer
	Ambush / Yellow Fever	Sean Murray: Performer
	Grave / Green Papers	Sean Murray: Performer
	Smack Head Murder	Sean Murray: Performer
	Crushing Mick & Mac / Mike's Bike	Sean Murray: Performer
	Are We Cool? / Ray of Dark	Sean Murray: Performer
	Defenestration	Sean Murray: Performer
	Berserker	Sean Murray: Performer
	Sorry Mate / Inside Source	Sean Murray: Performer
	Mr. Kent	Sean Murray: Performer
	American Prick / Big Guns	Sean Murray: Performer
	Peter Out / Adkin's Bandage	Sean Murray: Performer
	Lick The Knife / Name Your Price	Sean Murray: Performer
	Fallon Angel / Old Bean	Sean Murray: Performer
	The Accident Man	Sean Murray: Performer
	Best of Friends (Unused)	Sean Murray: Performer
	Back in the Race (Atomic)	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Kill Mode - Engaged (Mike v Oyumi)	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Accident Man - Theme	John Koutselinis: Performer
	A Brand New Life & Mike's Arch Enemy	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Introducing Siu-ling	John Koutselinis: Performer
	The (Preposterous) Adventures of Super-Fred!!!	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Taking Out Mr McKelleph	John Koutselinis: Performer
	On the Phone to Mrs Zuuzer	John Koutselinis: Performer
	The Bath Hit	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Mike v Freya	John Koutselinis: Performer
	The Exchange	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Mike v Yendi	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Introducing Oyumi & Confronting Big Ray	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Blown to Bits	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Gimme Your Love (Atomic)	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Erwin Arrives	Stephen Barber: Performer
	The Walk to the Set	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Oh Shit	Stephen Barber: Performer
	A Fallen Star	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Guided to Town	Stephen Barber: Performer
	West Texas Baptism	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Escape from Chicken Heist	Stephen Barber: Performer
	You Gotta Be the Land Man	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Grandad's Pecan Trees	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Poking Around in the Plats Office	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Searching for a Lease	Stephen Barber: Performer
	I Have One Week	Stephen Barber: Performer
	How Do We Get into Sun Pride	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Erwin Overhears Dugan	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Waddaya Think, Eddie	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Defeated	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Life Goes On	Stephen Barber: Performer
	We're Back in Business	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Bullheading All the Way	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Helicopter Attack	Stephen Barber: Performer
	An Odd Thing About Life	Stephen Barber: Performer
	The Last Push	Stephen Barber: Performer
	A New Day	Stephen Barber: Performer
	You're an Oil Man Now	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Accidents Happen (Luke Steele)	Antony Partos: Performer
	BBQ Misadventure	Antony Partos: Performer
	A Night At the Bingo (Michael Lira)	Antony Partos: Performer
	Conway's Accident	Antony Partos: Performer
	Blood (The Middle East)	Antony Partos: Performer
	Walking On a Dream (Empire of the Sun)	Antony Partos: Performer
	Tiny's Accident	Antony Partos: Performer
	The Confession	Antony Partos: Performer
	Post's Theme	Antony Partos: Performer
	Should Be More Specific	Antony Partos: Performer
	Mexican Soirée (Michael Lira)	Antony Partos: Performer
	Conway's Theme	Antony Partos: Performer
	Bowling Ball (Luke Steele & Andrew Lancaster)	Antony Partos: Performer
	Home	Antony Partos: Performer
	Shouldn't Be Here	Daniel Matthee: Performer
	Crushing Mick & Mac / Mike's Bike	Sean Murray: Performer
	Peter Out / Adkin's Bandage	Sean Murray: Performer
	A Brand New Life & Mike's Arch Enemy	John Koutselinis: Performer
	Grandad's Pecan Trees	Stephen Barber: Performer
	We're Back in Business	Stephen Barber: Performer
	You're an Oil Man Now	Stephen Barber: Performer
	Conway's Accident	Antony Partos: Performer
	Tiny's Accident	Antony Partos: Performer
	Post's Theme	Antony Partos: Performer
	Conway's Theme	Antony Partos: Performer

User reviews

Nancy Hill

10/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the musical score in Accident elevate the viewing experience, drawing the audience deeper into the psychological thriller aspect of the story. The soundtrack not only complements the narrative but also serves as a character in itself, adding layers of meaning and intensity to the plot.

Melissa Roberts

8/10

The haunting melodies and eerie soundscapes in the music contribute to the psychological depth of the characters, particularly the Brain's inner turmoil and paranoia, making the audience feel immersed in his troubled mind.

John Mitchell

9/10

The use of ambient sounds and subtle instrumentation in the soundtrack of Accident creates a sense of unease and foreboding, mirroring the inner turmoil of the Brain as he navigates a world filled with deception and danger. The music adds depth to the storytelling, making the audience feel the weight of the protagonist's guilt and fear.

Ashley Lewis

10/10

The soundtrack of Accident perfectly captures the dark and suspenseful atmosphere of the movie. The haunting melodies and eerie soundscapes immerse the audience into the twisted mind of the main character, the Brain, enhancing the tension and paranoia throughout the film.

Margaret Lopez

1/10

The soundtrack of Accident lacks originality and fails to leave a lasting impression on the listener. Instead of enhancing the overall viewing experience, the music feels like an afterthought, adding little value to the storytelling and character development.

Andrew Scott

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Accident is a crucial element in capturing the psychological depth and emotional complexity of the characters, making it a standout feature of the movie.

Melissa Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack of Accident perfectly captures the dark and suspenseful atmosphere of the movie, enhancing the tension and intrigue throughout the story.

Susan Scott

8/10

The soundtrack's ability to seamlessly blend with the visuals and dialogue of the film showcases the talent and creativity of the composer, elevating the storytelling and enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes.

Anthony Wilson

7/10

The use of unconventional instruments and experimental sounds in the soundtrack adds a unique and innovative touch to the overall viewing experience, creating a sense of unease and unpredictability that mirrors the protagonist's mental state.

Matthew Clark

5/10

The use of subtle and haunting melodies in the soundtrack of Accident adds a layer of complexity to the character of the Brain, highlighting his haunted past and fragile mental state.

Robert Hill

4/10

The soundtrack of Accident fails to capture the intense psychological turmoil and paranoia experienced by the protagonist, the Brain. The music lacks depth and complexity, missing an opportunity to enhance the emotional impact of the story.

Edward Nelson

6/10

The soundtrack of Accident perfectly captures the dark and suspenseful atmosphere of the movie, setting the tone for the story of the troubled hitman known as the Brain.

Betty Harris

3/10

The use of generic and uninspired background music in pivotal scenes undermines the tension and suspense of the plot. The soundtrack feels disconnected from the narrative, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that immerses the audience in the character's psychological struggles.

Mary Scott

5/10

The soundtrack of Accident features a mix of brooding tracks and intense compositions that complement the dark and psychological themes of the story, creating a captivating listening experience.

Steven Scott

6/10

The music in Accident effectively conveys the protagonist's inner turmoil and struggles with guilt and paranoia, enhancing the emotional depth of the film.

Susan Anderson

6/10

The atmospheric and moody music in Accident helps to immerse the audience in the world of the protagonist and enhances the overall viewing experience of the film.