• Arachnophobia (1990) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 75000 votes

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Title in Español:

Arachnophobia: Örümcek Korkusu

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Synopsis

Arachnophobia

A group of researchers is on a research expedition to Venezuela. Upon a routine trapping of insects, the researchers find two stunned spiders in their traps, and they study these insects that are unlike any spiders they have ever seen. One spider escapes and kills a researcher, then hitches a ride back to the researchers' hometown, Canaima, California.

Dr. Ross Jennings has just moved in there and is deathly afraid of spiders. Now, the Venezuelan spider has reached the U.S., and has begun to dominate the town. Soon, people who appear completely healthy start to die suddenly. Only after the death of the town's only other doctor does Jennings realize that a spider might be causing the deaths.

He sends his assistant to Canaima, only verifying that the Venezuelan spider was involved. He informs them that the Venezuelan spider plans to take over its new area by creating reproductive offspring with a domestic house spider. Now, it's a race against time before the Venezuelan spider manifests the town, and eventually the entire country.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Arachnophobia
	Summer Wind	Frank Sinatra: Performer Henry Mayer: Writer
	Blue Eyes Are Sensitive To The Light	Billy Steinberg: Writer
	Goin' Ahead	Pat Metheny: Writer Pat Metheny: Performer
	I Left My Heart In San Francisco	Tony Bennett: Performer George Cory: Writer
	Don't Bug Me	Jimmy Buffett: Writer Jimmy Buffett: Performer
	Atherton's Terrarium	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Arachnophobia	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Miller's Demise	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Spiders And Snakes	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Offspring	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Boris The Spider	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Delbert Squishes The Spider	Trevor Jones: Performer
	The Spider And The Fly	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Web Photo	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Caught In Your Web (Swear To Your Heart)	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Main Title	Trevor Jones: Performer
	The Casket Arrives	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Delbert's Theme	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Canaima Nightmare	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Along Came A Spider	Trevor Jones: Performer
	Cellar Theme	Trevor Jones: Performer
	End Title	Trevor Jones: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Thomas

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Arachnophobia effectively sets the tone for the horror-comedy film, blending elements of suspense and terror with a touch of dark humor, making it a memorable and engaging part of the movie experience.

Ashley Wilson

6/10

The use of eerie and atmospheric music in key moments of the movie adds to the overall creepiness and fear factor, enhancing the viewer's experience of the spider invasion storyline.

Linda Davis

7/10

The soundtrack of Arachnophobia perfectly captures the suspense and tension of the film, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout. The eerie and haunting melodies create a sense of unease that perfectly complements the creepy atmosphere of the movie.

Margaret Moore

5/10

The soundtrack successfully builds anticipation and fear, especially during scenes where the spiders are lurking or attacking, creating a sense of dread that lingers long after the movie has ended.

Matthew Gonzalez

5/10

The musical score of Arachnophobia complements the visuals well, enhancing the sense of danger and impending doom as the Venezuelan spider spreads its influence in the town of Canaima, California.

Kenneth Williams

3/10

Additionally, I felt that the soundtrack did not enhance the overall atmosphere of the film. The music often felt out of place or generic, missing opportunities to elevate the storytelling and engage the audience on a deeper level.

Donna Harris

10/10

The soundtrack of Arachnophobia is a perfect blend of suspense and tension, creating a chilling atmosphere that perfectly complements the horror theme of the movie. The use of eerie melodies and unsettling tones really amps up the fear factor and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Anthony Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of Arachnophobia effectively captures the suspense and tension of the film, creating a sense of unease that keeps the audience on edge throughout.

Brian Nelson

7/10

The use of different musical motifs to represent the spiders and their impending threat adds another layer of depth to the soundtrack, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The composer's attention to detail in crafting the music to match the unfolding events on screen is truly commendable.

Amanda Scott

9/10

One of the standout aspects of the Arachnophobia soundtrack is how it effectively builds suspense throughout the film. The music escalates at just the right moments, heightening the tension and making the spider scenes even more terrifying. It's a testament to the composer's skill in creating a soundtrack that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Mary Adams

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Arachnophobia to be quite underwhelming. The music did not effectively build tension or create a sense of unease during the suspenseful scenes.

Lisa White

10/10

The musical score of Arachnophobia is not only haunting and intense, but also incredibly memorable. The main theme sticks with you long after the movie is over, evoking feelings of unease and fear. It's a soundtrack that truly leaves a lasting impression and adds another layer of depth to the film.

Richard Lee

4/10

The lack of variety in the musical themes made the soundtrack feel repetitive and monotonous. It failed to capture the different emotions and moods portrayed throughout the movie, resulting in a disconnected viewing experience.

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