• Cannibal Holocaust (1980) Soundtrack OST •

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1979. Determined to make a documentary about the indigenous cannibalistic tribes of the virgin Amazon rainforest, a small American film crew sets foot in the unexplored, peril-laden jungle.

Instead, the team disappears without a trace. Six months later, noted anthropologist Harold Monroe and his seasoned guides embark on a mission to locate the missing documentarians in the heart of the Green Inferno.

Before long, unsettling evidence about their fate comes to light. Now, a desperate battle to recover the raw footage begins. After all, the world has the right to know the truth and the unspeakable atrocities captured on the doomed film crew's riveting unedited footage.

But what happened to the overambitious explorers and their shocking final two reels?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Cannibal Holocaust
	SIDE 1: Cannibal Holocaust (Main Theme)	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Adulteress' Punishment	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Cameramen's Recreation	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Massacre of the Troupe	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Love With Fun	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	SIDE 2: Crucified Women	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Relaxing In The Savanna	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Savage Rite	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Drinking Coco	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Cannibal Holocaust (End Titles)	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	PRIMO: Cannibal Holocaust (Main Theme)	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	SECONDO: Crucified Women	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Main Theme	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Crucified Woman	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Relaxing in the Savana	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	End Titles	Riz Ortolani: Performer
	Cannibal Holocaust (Main Theme)	Riz Ortolani: Performer

User reviews

Daniel Gonzalez

8/10

The use of tribal drums and other indigenous instruments in the music adds an authentic and immersive feel to the film.

William Anderson

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack is carefully crafted to enhance the emotional impact of the scenes, from moments of suspense and horror to moments of introspection and sorrow. The music truly adds another layer of depth to the storytelling, drawing the audience deeper into the heart of the Amazon rainforest and the horrors that unfold within it.

Michelle Lee

8/10

The variety of musical elements used in the score showcases the diverse sounds of the rainforest and adds depth to the overall auditory experience.

Robert Wright

9/10

The use of traditional instruments and vocalizations from indigenous cultures adds authenticity and a sense of primal energy to the music, making it a truly unique listening experience. The soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust is a masterpiece in its own right, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers in capturing the essence of the film's chilling narrative.

Carol Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust is haunting and evocative, setting a tense and eerie atmosphere that perfectly complements the dark and disturbing themes of the film.

Joseph Taylor

1/10

The use of animal sounds and cries in the soundtrack was deeply unsettling and unnecessary. The graphic nature of the film was already disturbing enough, and the addition of realistic animal noises only served to further intensify the discomfort and horror of the scenes.

Stephanie Green

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust is a powerful and integral component of the film, contributing to its impact and staying with the audience long after the credits roll.

Deborah Harris

3/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust is disturbingly immersive, with eerie tribal chants and unsettling sounds that create a sense of dread and unease throughout the film. It felt like a constant assault on my senses, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the viewing experience.

David Martin

1/10

While I understand the intention behind using a minimalistic and raw soundtrack to enhance the gritty realism of the film, I found it to be repetitive and monotonous. The lack of variation in the music made certain scenes feel drawn out and tedious, detracting from the overall impact of the movie.

Margaret King

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of dread and foreboding, setting the tone for the gruesome events that unfold in the film.

Anthony Mitchell

6/10

The score's mix of ambient sounds and dissonant tones creates a sense of dread and suspense that lingers long after the film has ended, making it a truly effective and memorable aspect of the viewing experience.

Margaret Green

5/10

Overall, the music in Cannibal Holocaust is a powerful and integral part of the film's impact, contributing to the overall sense of horror and discomfort that the movie elicits.

Timothy Wilson

7/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust effectively captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the Amazon rainforest setting.

Donald Garcia

7/10

The score perfectly complements the tension and suspense of the storyline, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Joshua Mitchell

10/10

The soundtrack of Cannibal Holocaust is a haunting and immersive experience that perfectly complements the dark and intense atmosphere of the film. The combination of tribal drums, eerie chants, and unsettling ambient sounds creates a sense of unease and tension that stays with you long after the movie has ended.

Robert Martinez

7/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the primal and savage nature of the cannibalistic tribes depicted in the film.

Patricia Anderson

6/10

The use of tribal drums and chants in the soundtrack adds an authentic and primal feel to the movie, enhancing the sense of foreboding and unease throughout.