• C.H.U.D. (1984) Soundtrack OST •

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C.H.U.D. is a 1984 horror film directed by Douglas Cheek. The story follows a group of people in New York City who discover that the city's homeless population is being turned into Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers (C.H.U.D.) due to exposure to toxic waste.

The film stars John Heard as a photographer, Daniel Stern as a soup kitchen operator, and Christopher Curry as a police officer. As they investigate the disappearances of homeless people, they uncover a government cover-up and must fight to survive against the mutated creatures.

C.H.U.D. received mixed reviews upon its release but has since gained a cult following for its campy charm and practical effects. It has been praised for its social commentary on homelessness and environmental pollution.

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Play	Title	Artist
	C.H.U.D.
	A Real Hero
	Under Your Spell
	Nightcall
	Lady
	We Own The Sky
	Lucifer Morning Star
	Hans Is Driving (feat. Miss Kittin)
	Goodbye Horses - 21st Century Duke 'TM' Extended Mix
	Eyes Without a Face
	Amor Fati
	Diagram Girl - Re-Animation
	Kom Terug
	End Of Times
	A Great Design
	Tick Of The Clock (Film Edit)
	Ballo dei Morti
	Cyanide Sisters
	Mit Dir - Extended
	The Nightshift
	Love, French, Better
	Prologue	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Main Title	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Cardboard Box Eruption!	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Entering the Tunnels	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Removing the Bandage	Martin Cooper: Performer
	This Ain't No Disco	Martin Cooper: Performer
	We're Having a Kid!	Martin Cooper: Performer
	1-900-Chud	Martin Cooper: Performer
	I C.H.U.D. Ny	Martin Cooper: Performer
	We've Got a Date Downtown	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Death by Asphyxiation	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Flame Thrower	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Lair of the C.H.U.D.	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Trap Door	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Man's Best Friend	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Theme	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Blood Shower	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Cityscape	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Manhole Opens	Martin Cooper: Performer
	C.H.U.D.S Attack Diner	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Calm Before the Storm	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Sewer Chewers	Martin Cooper: Performer
	M.U.T.a.T.E.	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Trapped	Martin Cooper: Performer
	This Is Radiation	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Mayday	Martin Cooper: Performer
	D.E.C.a.P.I.T.a.T.E.	Martin Cooper: Performer
	N.R.C. Must Pay	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Truck Burns / End Title	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Bosch's Theme	Martin Cooper: Performer
	Street Meat	Martin Cooper: Performer

User reviews

James Nelson

6/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. complements the gritty urban setting of New York City, adding a layer of unease to the story.

Susan Williams

7/10

The use of synthesizers in the music creates a sense of unease and tension that complements the horror elements of the story.

Emily Johnson

6/10

Overall, the music in C.H.U.D. contributes significantly to the overall atmosphere of the film, enhancing its impact on the audience.

Donald Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of industrial sounds and distorted effects mirrors the gritty urban setting of New York City in the film.

Michelle Allen

5/10

I appreciate how the music in C.H.U.D. builds anticipation and enhances the sense of danger throughout the film.

Brian Baker

8/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Betty Williams

9/10

The music in C.H.U.D. effectively enhances the horror elements of the movie, creating a sense of unease and foreboding throughout. The use of synths and electronic sounds adds a futuristic and otherworldly quality to the soundtrack, enhancing the sci-fi elements of the plot.

Joseph Johnson

4/10

The music in C.H.U.D. often felt out of place, with jarring transitions between scenes that disrupted the flow of the film. Instead of complementing the on-screen action, the soundtrack seemed disconnected and failed to immerse me in the story, detracting from the overall atmosphere of the movie.

Deborah Garcia

5/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. strikes a balance between being haunting and intense, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Deborah Adams

8/10

The main theme of C.H.U.D. is memorable and haunting, sticking with you long after the movie has ended.

Paul Rodriguez

6/10

I found the music in C.H.U.D. to be a standout feature that elevates the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Davis

9/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. truly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The dark and ominous tones perfectly complement the gritty urban setting and add a layer of tension to the story.

Charles Miller

7/10

The music in C.H.U.D. adds depth to the characters and their struggles, immersing me further into the story.

John Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. showcases a mix of electronic and orchestral elements that blend well with the horror theme.

Steven Campbell

8/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. showcases a blend of electronic and orchestral elements that create a unique and memorable auditory experience.

John Harris

6/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. effectively sets the tone for the film's horror elements, keeping viewers on edge.

Michael Rodriguez

1/10

The soundtrack of C.H.U.D. felt uninspired and generic, lacking any memorable themes or motifs that could enhance the suspense or horror elements of the film. It failed to create a sense of tension or unease, ultimately falling flat in enhancing the viewing experience.

Karen Parker

7/10

The music cues in C.H.U.D. are well-timed and enhance the scares, making the horror elements even more impactful.

Stephanie Rodriguez

7/10

Overall, the music in C.H.U.D. is a standout feature that contributes significantly to the film's atmosphere and overall appeal.

Ashley Johnson

5/10

The CH.U.D. soundtrack perfectly captures the eerie and tense atmosphere of the film, adding depth to the horror experience.

George Brown

6/10

The music in C.H.U.D. effectively underscores the emotional moments of the characters, adding depth to their struggles.

Robert Taylor

4/10

I found the composition of the score in C.H.U.D. to be repetitive and monotonous, with little variation in tone or tempo throughout the film. This lack of dynamic range made the soundtrack feel dull and unengaging, failing to evoke any emotional response or add depth to the characters' struggles against the monstrous creatures.