• Bruiser (2000) Soundtrack OST •

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Title in Español:

Bruiser - La vendetta non ha volto

Title in Português:

Synopsis

The young executive of a publicity agency Henry Creedlow is a man that has repressed morbid thoughts and is walked over by most of his acquaintances: his wife is cheating on him with his boss and stealing his investments with help from his best friend; his housemaid is frequently stealing from his house and insulting him in Spanish; even his annoying poodle does not respect him.

While in his daily morning routine listening to a talk show on the radio, he hears a man committing suicide live because he had been felt miserable and disrespected for a long time, and Henry feels impressed with the tragic story.

The next morning, he wakes up to find his face covered by a white mask, changing his personality and letting him seek revenge against those who have humiliated him.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bruiser
	(I Got Everything I Need) Almost	Downchild Blues Band: Performer
	Ah Si Ben Mio	Ermanno Mauro: Performer
	It May Take Awhile	Ivana Santilli: Performer
	Porgi Amor - La Comtesse	Manon Feubel: Performer
	Descending Angel	The Misfits: Performer
	Scream	The Misfits: Performer
	Fiend Without a Face	The Misfits: Performer
	Bruiser	The Misfits: Performer
	Family Hug	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	The Sheilamobile	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	The Jon House	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Darious Meets Porter	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	I Love You Too	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Return to Porter	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Strong Young God Bruce Lee	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Finding Forgiveness	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Neon Motorcycle	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Ferris Wheel	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	One Punch Legend	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	World Star	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	My Little Boy	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Priors in Vegas	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	You've Got a Disease in Your Heart and It's Killing Your Family	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Motorbike Nightmare	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Pick a Place	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	The Field	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Darious' Decision	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Opening Credits	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Shootout	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Demon Blues - Blender	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Doggie Eats Steak	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Exterior Of Cop Shop / Henry Laughing / End Credit 5	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Henry Cleans Up His Mess / Hot Tub Talk / Peeping Henry	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	River Of Love - Blender	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Leave For Work / Come To My Barbecue / Body Drag	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Rose And The Cop	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Henry Finds Tom / End Credit 2	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Rose Understands / Henry Confesses On The Phone	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Hollywood - Blender	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Henry Exits	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Down By The River	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	End Credit 4	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Man Without Love - Blender	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Get Ready For Work	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Henry Follows Janine	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Haven	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Janine Walks Down The Hall	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	Fear - Blender	Donald Rubinstein: Performer
	You've Got a Disease in Your Heart and It's Killing Your Family	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer
	Darious' Decision	Robert Ouyang Rusli: Performer

User reviews

Elizabeth Baker

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bruiser is a crucial element in immersing the audience in Henry's dark and twisted world, adding depth and emotion to his journey of self-discovery and vengeance.

Nancy Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of Bruiser effectively captures the dark and unsettling tone of the movie, setting the mood for Henry Creedlow's descent into revenge.

John Hill

10/10

The use of music in key moments of the film enhances the emotional impact of Henry Creedlow's transformation, adding depth and complexity to his character. The soundtrack effectively conveys the inner turmoil and psychological struggle that Henry goes through, making the audience empathize with his descent into darkness.

Steven Thomas

8/10

The use of dissonant melodies and unconventional instrumentation adds an unsettling layer to the film, enhancing the sense of psychological horror.

Robert Rodriguez

5/10

The use of dissonant sounds and industrial music elements adds to the feeling of chaos and inner turmoil that Henry experiences as he transforms into a vengeful figure.

Patricia Perez

8/10

The soundtrack of Bruiser perfectly captures the dark and twisted psychological journey of the main character, Henry Creedlow.

Paul Allen

5/10

The choice of music complements the visual style of the film, enhancing the overall atmosphere of dread and suspense that permeates every scene.

Paul Martinez

6/10

The haunting and eerie musical score enhances the sense of unease and tension throughout the film, creating a sense of foreboding and impending violence.

Ronald Mitchell

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bruiser is a standout element of the film, effectively enhancing the storytelling and contributing to the overall atmosphere of the movie.

Kenneth Lee

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bruiser is a masterful blend of sound and storytelling, elevating the movie to a whole new level. It is a standout element that deserves recognition for its ability to immerse the audience in Henry's twisted world and enhance the overall viewing experience.

John Johnson

7/10

The eerie and haunting musical score sets the tone for the film, creating a sense of unease and tension from the very beginning.

Joseph Martinez

9/10

The soundtrack of Bruiser perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the movie. The haunting melodies and discordant tones create a sense of unease that lingers long after the movie has ended.

Matthew Gonzalez

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly integrates with the visuals, enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes and heightening the overall viewing experience.

Kimberly Thomas

6/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors Henry's internal struggles and psychological unraveling, using a mix of electronic and orchestral elements to convey his fractured mental state.