• All Hallows Eve: The Reaping (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.80/10 from 2900 votes

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Synopsis

All Hallows' Eve 2 is a horror anthology film that follows a group of teenagers as they explore a haunted house on Halloween night. As they delve deeper into the house, they encounter a series of terrifying events that test their courage and sanity.

The film is filled with suspenseful moments and jump scares that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Each story within the anthology is unique and chilling, with twists and turns that will leave audiences shocked and horrified.

All Hallows' Eve 2 is a must-watch for horror fans looking for a thrilling and spine-tingling experience this Halloween season. With its eerie atmosphere and terrifying tales, this film is sure to haunt viewers long after the credits roll.

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Play	Title	Artist
	All Hallows Eve: The Reaping
	Prologue
	Harry's Wondrous World
	The Arrival of Baby Harry
	Visit to the Zoo and Letters from Hogwarts
	Diagon Alley and the Gringotts Vault
	Platform Nine-and-Three-Quarters and the Journey to Hogwarts
	Entry into the Great Hall and the Banquet
	Mr. Longbottom Flies
	Hogwarts Forever! and the Moving Stairs
	The Norwegian Ridgeback and a Change of Season
	The Quidditch Match
	Christmas at Hogwarts
	The Invisibility Cloak and the Library Scene
	Fluffy's Harp
	In the Devil's Snare and the Flying Keys
	The Chess Game
	The Face of Voldemort
	Leaving Hogwarts
	Hedwig's Theme
	Prologue: Book II and the Escape from the Dursleys
	Dobby the House Elf
	Knockturn Alley
	The Flying Car
	Gilderoy Lockhart
	Cornish Pixies
	Introducing Colin
	The Spiders
	The Dueling Club
	Moaning Myrtle
	Fawkes the Phoenix
	Fawkes Is Reborn
	Cakes for Crabbe and Goyle
	Polyjuice Potion
	Meeting Tom Riddle
	Meeting Aragog
	The Chamber of Secrets
	Dueling the Basilisk
	Reunion of Friends
	Lumos! (Hedwig's Theme)
	Aunt Marge's Waltz
	The Knight Bus
	Apparition on the Train
	Double Trouble
	Hagrid the Professor
	Buckbeak's Flight
	Monster Books and Boggarts!
	The Portrait Gallery
	A Window to the Past
	The Whomping Willow and the Snowball Fight
	Secrets of the Castle
	Quidditch, Third Year
	Lupin's Transformation and Chasing Scabbers
	The Werewolf Scene
	The Patronus Light
	Forward to Time Past
	Saving Buckbeak
	The Dementors Converge
	Mischief Managed!
	Finale

User reviews

Emily Jones

6/10

I found myself getting goosebumps while listening to certain tracks from the soundtrack, as they were able to evoke a sense of dread and foreboding that perfectly matched the on-screen horrors. The music truly succeeded in setting the tone for the film and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Mark Lopez

6/10

The use of sound effects in conjunction with the music was particularly effective in creating a sense of immersion and escalating the tension throughout the film. The combination of atmospheric sounds and haunting melodies worked together seamlessly to create a truly spine-tingling experience.

Matthew Scott

5/10

I was impressed by the diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack, from subtle ambient tracks to intense orchestral pieces. The variety kept the listening experience engaging and added depth to the overall mood of the film.

William Martinez

5/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack seamlessly transitioned between different moods and tones, adapting to the changing narratives of the anthology film. It showcased a level of versatility and creativity that enhanced the overall storytelling and made the viewing experience more engaging.

Joseph Martin

6/10

The music effectively heightened the tension in key scenes, building anticipation and creating a sense of unease that lingered long after the film ended. The soundtrack played a crucial role in enhancing the scares and intensifying the emotional impact of the storytelling.

Betty Adams

4/10

The use of sound effects in the film's soundtrack felt overbearing and distracting, often taking away from the tension and atmosphere that the scenes were trying to build. Instead of adding to the horror elements, the sound effects felt forced and at times even comical, detracting from the overall viewing experience.