• Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

El monstruo de la laguna negra

Title in Italiano:

L'étrange créature du lac noir

Title in Türk:

Creature from the Black Lagoon

Title in Deutsch:

Synopsis

Geologist Dr. Carl Maia, on an expedition in the Upper Amazon basin, discovers a fossil embedded in some rock, it the claw of an unknown creature which demonstrates that whatever it was was powerful. With characteristics of the creature being amphibious, he consults with among others a former student, ichthyologist Dr. David Reed currently working for a marine biology institute in Brazil. Dr. Maia is able to convince not only David but others from the institute to join the expedition to unearth the reminder of the fossil, the team which includes David's boss Dr. Mark Williams, and Mark's research assistant Kay Lawrence, who also happens to be David's girlfriend.

Mark agreeing to fund the expedition is on his ambition, he often taking the credit for any research of significance at the institute, that ambition which often places him at odds with David. When they work at the site of the initial find to try and find the remainder of the fossil without success, David begins to believe from the geological evidence that it may be further upstream of the tributary at what is known as the Black Lagoon. What they eventually discover is that such a creature still exists in the lagoon. The animosity that exists between David and Mark, which continues on this expedition, may prove to be a lethal combination for some or all of the team as they decide what to do about the potentially deadly creature.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Creature from the Black Lagoon
	Fanfare / A Cannibal Carnival	Irving Gertz: Performer
	In The Woodland	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Tarzan Montage	Irving Gertz: Performer
	End Title	Irving Gertz: Performer
	New End Cast	Irving Gertz: Performer
	My Tender One	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Main Title	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Prologue	Irving Gertz: Performer
	The Webbed Hand	Irving Gertz: Performer
	The Diver	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Marine Life	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Almost Caught	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Digger's Failure	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Unknown River	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Tale of the Mermaid	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Salvage of The Lady Luck	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Duke's Little Helper	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Kay and The Monster, Part 1	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Kay and The Monster, Part 2	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Tony Visits Port Royale, Part 1	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Brad Rescues Tony, Part 2	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Henry's Trap	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Clay Meets A Badman	Irving Gertz: Performer
	That Hand Again	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Monster Caught	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Minyora's Plan	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Monster Gets Mark, Part 1	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Monster Gets Mark, Part 2	Irving Gertz: Performer
	End Cast	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Truth Serum	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Shocker (Part II)	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Dark Memories	Irving Gertz: Performer
	The Swamp	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Cobalt Bomb	Irving Gertz: Performer
	His Mother	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Shocker (Part I)	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Get That Gator	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Alligator Head	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Paul's Death, Part I	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Paul's Death, Part II	Irving Gertz: Performer
	The End	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Alligator Piano	Irving Gertz: Performer
	Bonus Track	Irving Gertz: Performer

User reviews

Ronald Martinez

3/10

The use of repetitive motifs and generic orchestration makes the soundtrack forgettable and unremarkable, failing to leave a lasting impression on the audience.

Amanda Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Creature from the Black Lagoon effectively creates a tense and suspenseful atmosphere throughout the film, enhancing the sense of danger and mystery surrounding the creature's existence.

Michael Evans

7/10

The soundtrack of Creature from the Black Lagoon effectively sets the eerie and mysterious tone of the film, creating a sense of suspense and tension from the very beginning.

Donna Thomas

7/10

The use of atmospheric sound effects and haunting melodies in the soundtrack enhances the sense of isolation and danger faced by the characters as they explore the Black Lagoon.

Linda Miller

10/10

The haunting motifs and recurring themes in the music help to build a sense of foreboding throughout the film, adding depth and emotional impact to key scenes, making the audience feel truly immersed in the terrifying world of the creature.

Charles Robinson

7/10

Overall, the evocative and immersive nature of the soundtrack greatly enhances the viewing experience of Creature from the Black Lagoon, making it a memorable and integral part of the film's atmosphere.

Emily Allen

6/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies in the soundtrack adds a sense of unease and anticipation, perfectly capturing the fear and uncertainty experienced by the characters as they encounter the unknown creature in the Black Lagoon.

Michelle Smith

4/10

The music feels outdated and uninspired, failing to capture the essence of the mysterious and dangerous creature lurking in the Black Lagoon.

Daniel Robinson

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Creature from the Black Lagoon falls short in creating a truly immersive and captivating experience, missing the opportunity to elevate the film to a higher level of suspense and excitement.

Joshua Scott

4/10

The soundtrack of Creature from the Black Lagoon fails to create a sense of tension and suspense, lacking the necessary intensity to enhance the thrilling moments of the movie.

Mark Green

8/10

The incorporation of tribal rhythms and exotic instruments in the music adds an element of otherworldly mystery to the film, transporting the audience to the depths of the Amazon jungle.

Laura Lewis

5/10

The dramatic orchestral pieces in the soundtrack effectively highlight the action sequences in the film, adding intensity and excitement to the scenes where the characters are in peril. The music enhances the sense of urgency and danger, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Steven Campbell

10/10

The Creature from the Black Lagoon soundtrack perfectly captures the suspense and mystery of the film, enhancing the viewer's experience with its eerie and atmospheric melodies.

Margaret Lewis

8/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range, from quiet and subtle cues to loud and intense crescendos, effectively mirrors the escalating threat posed by the creature lurking in the Black Lagoon.

Mark Jones

9/10

The use of traditional orchestral instruments combined with unique and unconventional sounds in the soundtrack creates a sense of unease and tension, effectively setting the tone for the creature's presence and the imminent danger lurking in the Black Lagoon.

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