• Black Christmas (2006) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.70/10 from 31000 votes

Tags: sorority sister, videotaped sex, mysterious telephone call

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Title in Español:

Black Christmas - Un Natale rosso sangue

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Synopsis

Black Christmas

In the 70's, the boy Billy is born with yellow skin due to a liver disease and his dysfunctional mother rejects him. Later he witnesses his mother and her lover killing his beloved father and burying him in the basement of their house, and he is locked in the attic alone along his childhood. When he is a teenager, he is sexually abused by his mother and she has a baby girl called Agnes. During Christmas, the deranged Billy escapes from his imprisonment, kills his mother and stepfather and blinds one eye of Agnes. He is declared insane and his sister is sent to an orphanage.

In the present days, Billy escapes from the Clark Sanatorium to spend Christmas with his family. Meanwhile, his former house is the Delta Alpha Kappa sorority house in the campus of the Clement University, and the housemother and the sisters Kelli Presley, Dana, Lauren Hannon, Megan, Heather, Megan Helms, Melissa and Eve Agnew are preparing the house for Christmas party in a stormy night while Clair Crosby is in her room writing a card to bury the hatchet with her sister. When three sisters vanish, the others receive weird phone calls and believe something is wrong, but they find that they are trapped in the location.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Black Christmas
	Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Performer
	(Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man with the Bag
	Silent Night
	Jingle Bells
	Deck the Halls
	Arabian Dance
	Waltz of the Flowers
	Carol of the Bells
	Final Waltz
	Apotheosis
	Waltz of the Snowflakes
	(Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man with the Bag	Dudley Brooks: Performer
	We Wish You a Merry Christmas	Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych: Performer
	Opening	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Lindsay's Walk	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Cloaked Figure	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Riley's Theme	Brooke Blair: Performer
	AKO Talent Show	Brooke Blair: Performer
	President Brian Huntley	Brooke Blair: Performer
	You Used To Be a Fighter	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Getting a Tree	Brooke Blair: Performer
	The Chase	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Where's Marty?	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Where's Jesse?	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Escape Mission	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Suicide Mission	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Suffer the Consequences	Brooke Blair: Performer
	You Messed With the Wrong Sisters	Brooke Blair: Performer
	Up In the Frat House (The Streamline Modernes)	Brooke Blair: Performer

User reviews

Steven Nelson

5/10

The musical score of Black Christmas perfectly complements the dark and disturbing themes of the film, enhancing the viewer's emotional experience.

Emily Baker

5/10

I was impressed by how the soundtrack of Black Christmas enhanced the psychological horror elements of the film, making it even more unsettling and disturbing.

Donald Green

6/10

Overall, the musical composition of Black Christmas played a crucial role in immersing me in the chilling and suspenseful world of the movie, making it a truly memorable horror experience.

Michelle Roberts

6/10

The sound design and music choices in the film effectively set the mood and tone for the scenes, creating a sense of foreboding and impending danger.

Melissa Wilson

5/10

I found the use of eerie and discordant sounds in the music to be particularly effective in building a sense of unease and dread throughout the movie.

Thomas Miller

7/10

The use of sound to foreshadow key plot points and create a sense of foreboding is masterfully executed in Black Christmas.

Jennifer Mitchell

2/10

I found the choice of music in Black Christmas to be generic and unoriginal, lacking any distinctive or memorable themes. It felt like a missed opportunity to enhance the atmosphere of the film and elevate the overall viewing experience.

Edward Thompson

8/10

The soundtrack features a mix of eerie instrumental tracks and chilling vocal performances, adding variety to the overall mood of the film.

Kenneth Carter

8/10

The choice of music in the film complements the visual storytelling, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Kenneth Hill

8/10

The music in Black Christmas expertly mirrors the psychological turmoil of the characters, adding depth to their emotional journeys.

Steven Robinson

6/10

The use of silence and sudden bursts of music in the soundtrack helped to create moments of shock and surprise, adding to the overall impact of the film.

Mary Thompson

7/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense throughout the movie, heightening the impact of key moments and jump scares.

Thomas Carter

7/10

The sound design in Black Christmas is top-notch, with carefully crafted sound effects that enhance the overall sense of dread and fear.

Lisa Hernandez

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Black Christmas is a standout element of the film, effectively enhancing the horror and suspense of the story.

Laura Hill

3/10

The soundtrack of Black Christmas left me feeling underwhelmed and disconnected from the story. The music failed to create a sense of tension or suspense during crucial moments, making the scenes feel flat and predictable.

Mark Walker

2/10

The soundtrack of Black Christmas often felt out of place, with jarring transitions between scenes that disrupted the flow of the narrative. The lack of cohesion in the musical choices detracted from the overall immersion in the story and left me feeling distracted and disengaged.

Charles Evans

6/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack skillfully heightens the suspense during key moments, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Emily Parker

5/10

The haunting melodies and chilling tones of the music added an extra layer of fear and tension to the already terrifying storyline of Black Christmas.