Captivity Soundtrack (

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Rating: 4.70/10 from 24000 votes
Tags: strapped to a bedframe, crawling through an air shaft, taking a pet dog to a public place, funnel in mouth
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Captivity (Cautivos)
Title in Italiano:

Captivity
Title in Português:

Cativeiro

Synopsis

Captivity is a story about top cover girl and fashion model, Jennifer Tree, who seems to have it all - beauty, fame, money, and power. Her face graces the covers of hundreds of magazines, making her America's sweetheart at the peak of her career.

However, someone out there has been watching and waiting for the perfect moment to strike. While attending a charity event in Soho, Jennifer is drugged and abducted, finding herself held captive in a cell where she is subjected to a series of terrifying, life-threatening tortures devised by a twisted, sadistic mind.

The film follows Jennifer's harrowing ordeal as she is abducted and tortured, enduring weeks of captivity in a place where each day brings new horrors. Will she be able to escape her captor and find freedom once again?

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Captivity
March of the Priests
Paper Doll
Martin Blasick: Produced
The Mills Brothers: Performer
Johnny Black: Writer
Dave Van Norden: Performer
Malizie di Venere (Breakin' Mix)
In the Giant's Mouth
Martin Blasick: Writer
Martin Blasick: Performer
Death Trap
Martin Blasick: Writer
Martin Blasick: Performer
Captivity
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Buzzard
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Did You See Saw?
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Cops Converse
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Flashlight
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Did You See Saw Too?
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Car Theft
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Wardrobe Malfunction
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Window Pain
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Puttin' on the Ritz
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Gung-Ho Gary
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Knifed
Marco Beltrami: Performer
Eyedrops
Marco Beltrami: Performer

User reviews

Stephanie Thomas
9/10

The music in Captivity effectively conveys the psychological torment and desperation of Jennifer's captivity, immersing the audience in her terrifying experience. The combination of chilling instrumental compositions and haunting vocal tracks enhances the suspense and horror of the film, making it a truly immersive and unforgettable viewing experience.

Lisa Baker
5/10

The soundtrack of Captivity skillfully builds up the atmosphere of isolation and desperation that Jennifer Tree experiences during her captivity, adding depth to her character's emotional journey.

Kimberly Garcia
6/10

The use of haunting melodies and eerie soundscapes in the music of Captivity helps to immerse the audience in the psychological horror of the story, making it a truly chilling experience.

Michelle Moore
7/10

The way the music seamlessly integrated with the visuals and storyline of Captivity helped to create a truly immersive viewing experience, drawing me further into the dark and twisted world of the film.

Thomas Williams
6/10

Overall, the music in Captivity complements the dark and disturbing themes of the film, contributing to a truly immersive and intense viewing experience for the audience.

John Walker
7/10

The intense and suspenseful musical score of Captivity effectively heightened the tension and unease during Jennifer Tree's harrowing ordeal, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

Donald Rodriguez
4/10

The choice of musical themes and motifs in Captivity often felt disconnected from the storyline and failed to create a cohesive atmosphere that would immerse the audience in the character's terrifying experience. The soundtrack seemed out of place at times, diminishing the impact of crucial moments and undermining the overall effectiveness of the film's narrative.

Patricia Carter
8/10

Overall, the captivating and well-crafted soundtrack of Captivity added an extra layer of intensity and depth to the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on me as a viewer.

Daniel Lee
6/10

The music in Captivity effectively reflects the psychological manipulation and mind games played by the captor, creating a sense of helplessness and vulnerability in the listener.

Steven Martinez
6/10

The use of dissonant chords and unsettling rhythms in the soundtrack of Captivity adds an extra layer of discomfort, enhancing the audience's sense of dread and anticipation.

Deborah Clark
7/10

The haunting melodies and eerie sound effects used in the soundtrack perfectly captured the psychological torment Jennifer faced as she tried to survive her captivity, adding depth and emotion to her character's struggles.

Mary Smith
4/10

The soundtrack of Captivity failed to capture the intensity and emotional depth of the main character's harrowing ordeal. Instead of enhancing the suspense and fear of the situation, the music felt generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to elevate the tension of the film.

Donna Baker
8/10

The variety of music genres incorporated into the soundtrack, from eerie ambient sounds to intense orchestral pieces, showcased the versatility of the composer and provided a diverse range of emotions to accompany different scenes in the film.

Mark Harris
6/10

The soundtrack of Captivity effectively creates a sense of tension and suspense throughout the film, enhancing the feeling of unease and fear experienced by the protagonist.

Sarah Lopez
9/10

The soundtrack of Captivity perfectly captures the tension and fear of the film, enhancing the overall atmosphere and intensity of Jennifer's harrowing ordeal. The use of eerie, haunting melodies and suspenseful sounds creates a sense of unease that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, adding depth to the emotional impact of the story.