• Blood Salvage (1990) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.00/10 from 630 votes

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Meet Jake, an affable country junkman with a spare parts business. But not just auto parts - human parts, too! With the help of Hiram and Roy, his two half-witted sons, Jake roams the Georgia back roads in search of broke-down motorists in need of automotive assistance.

When he finds his prey, "Good Samaritan" Jake introduces himself to the stranded travelers and offers to check out their disabled vehicle. After a quick look under the hood, Jake informs them that he has found the problem, but doesn't have the necessary parts with him to fix it. He offers to tow the weary travelers back to his shop to make repairs. Relieved, they happily agree, thinking the worst is over...

Once back at his isolated junkyard, Jake and his Boys forcibly abduct the hapless travelers and lock them away in the barn - until it's time to "procure" their organs - One at a time! Jake keeps his "patients" alive between operations on life-support machines made out of old car parts (along with the rest of his captive congregation of patients in his "triage garage").

Jake's associate in this rather insidious enterprise is a shady black-market organ dealer by the name of Mr. Stone (played by screen legend Ray Walston). Stone pays top dollar for organs that he can sell to hospitals that don't ask too many questions.

One hot summer night at the Stonewall County Peach Festival, Jake crosses paths with April Evans, a teenage beauty contestant competing that evening. Jake is totally smitten with her. See, April isn't your typical beauty queen. Besides being young and beautiful, she's also confined to a wheelchair. Jake must have her for his own! He knows he can fix her! He sabotages the family's RV so it breaks down in the boonies and then Jake and the Boys kidnap the whole family to get his prize.

April's father, Clifford Evans (John Saxon) fights valiantly to defend his family, only to be out-witted by the devious and crafty Jake. Using his homespun surgical skills, Jake vows to make April walk again and then walk down the aisle with him! But April has other plans and Jake is about to learn just how mean and cunning his "Little Miss April" can be!

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User reviews

Karen Phillips

5/10

The haunting melodies enhance the disturbing scenes of organ harvesting in the movie.

Kenneth Hernandez

4/10

The soundtrack of Blood Salvage fails to capture the tension and suspense of the film's dark and twisted plot. The music feels generic and uninspired, lacking the necessary depth to enhance the on-screen drama.

Betty Gonzalez

5/10

I appreciate the use of unconventional instruments and sounds in the soundtrack to create a sense of unease.

Margaret Moore

5/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack adds layers to the relationship dynamics between the characters.

Matthew Phillips

8/10

The music in Blood Salvage effectively conveys the twisted and malevolent nature of the characters, particularly Jake and his sons. The use of menacing themes and sinister motifs helps to establish the dark and dangerous world they inhabit, immersing the audience in their disturbing reality.

Michelle Jackson

5/10

The soundtrack of Blood Salvage perfectly captures the eerie and sinister atmosphere of the film.

Amanda Wright

6/10

The suspenseful tracks in the soundtrack keep the audience on edge throughout the film.

Andrew Robinson

6/10

The soundtrack contributes to the overall sense of dread and tension in the film.

Joshua Robinson

8/10

The soundtrack of Blood Salvage perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. The use of haunting melodies and dissonant tones adds to the tension and suspense of the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Stephanie Robinson

5/10

The music adds depth to the character of Jake, portraying his twisted motivations and delusions of grandeur.

Linda Jones

6/10

The music in Blood Salvage elevates the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Elizabeth Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the psychological horror of being held captive in Jake's junkyard.

Ashley Wright

7/10

The soundtrack of Blood Salvage shines in its ability to evoke a sense of unease and foreboding throughout the film. The subtle use of atmospheric sounds and chilling instrumentation creates a palpable sense of dread, keeping viewers on edge and engaged with the unfolding horror of the story.

Laura Brown

2/10

The score of Blood Salvage often feels out of place, with jarring shifts in tone that disrupt the flow of the storytelling. The sudden transitions between different musical styles detract from the overall viewing experience, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the film's unsettling atmosphere.