• Creepshow (1982) Soundtrack OST •

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Cult classic anthology from two of horrors big wigs, Romero and Stephen King, the film contains 5 sections, held together with 50's style comic images. A murdered man returns from the grave demanding his Father's Day cake and death ensues, a meteor's space ooze causes anything and anyone that comes in contact with it to grow (special appearance by Stephen King himself), a scheming vengeful husband buries his wife and her lover in sand to await death at high tide, a professor selects his nagging negative wife to become a tasty snack for a strange crated creature, and finally, a mean ole millionaire with an intense insect phobia becomes the prey of an army of cockroaches.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Creepshow
	A Star Is Born
	Eine kleine Nachtmusik
	Sonar Waves
	Deep Sea Trust
	Tide Research
	Under Sea World
	Don't Let Go
	Meditation
	Sombre
	Mysterioso
	Suspense
	Harp Glissando
	Graduation Day
	Exotic Movement
	Danger Tension
	Shock
	Light Chase
	Eerie
	Freedom Flight
	Haunted Castle
	Mystery Drama
	Suspense Bridge
	Ghostville
	Rhythm Variety 1-7
	Tension Bridge
	Space Suspense
	Dramatic Tension
	Danger in Space
	Rondo
	Sicilienne
	Invention
	Time and Space
	Mystery Hour
	Eternal Light
	Charleston
	Vaudeville
	Dixieland
	Big Band Era: '30s
	PROLOGUE AND OPENING TITLES: Prologue	John Harrison: Performer
	The Creepshow Welcomes You	John Harrison: Performer
	FATHER'S DAY: Henry is Told the Family Secrets	John Harrison: Performer
	She Bashed His Head In	John Harrison: Performer
	Bedelia Arrives	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's My Cake? Want My Cake!	John Harrison: Performer
	Nate Comes Out of the Grave	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Goes Looking	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Meets Nate and Gets Crushed	John Harrison: Performer
	I Got My Cake	John Harrison: Performer
	Sylvia On a Platter / Meteor Arrives	John Harrison: Performer
	THE LONESOME DEATH OF JORDY VERRILL: Jordy Discovers His Meteor	John Harrison: Performer
	Jordy Hallucinates and Takes a Bath	John Harrison: Performer
	SOMETHING TO TIDE YOU OVER: From the Farm to the Beach	John Harrison: Performer
	Get in That Hole, Harry	John Harrison: Performer
	If You Can Hold Your Breath	John Harrison: Performer
	Richard Watches Them Drown	John Harrison: Performer
	THE CRATE: From the Beach to the College	John Harrison: Performer
	Mike Discovers the Crate	John Harrison: Performer
	Dex and Mike Move the Crate	John Harrison: Performer
	Dex and Mike Open the Crate	John Harrison: Performer
	Mike Meets Fluffy	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Leaves Wilma a Note	John Harrison: Performer
	Wilma Goes Under the Stairs	John Harrison: Performer
	Wake Up! Wake Up!	John Harrison: Performer
	Fluffy Eats Wilma	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Dumps Fluffy	John Harrison: Performer
	What Are Friends For	John Harrison: Performer
	THEY'RE CREEPING FOR YOU: Bastards	John Harrison: Performer
	Bugs Start Creeping Up on Pratt	John Harrison: Performer
	Blackout	John Harrison: Performer
	The End of Pratt	John Harrison: Performer
	EPILOGUE: Garbage Men Find Billy's Comic Book	John Harrison: Performer
	Until Next Time	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - FATHER'S DAY: Don't Let Go (Frank McDonald, Chris Rae)	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - THE LONESOME DEATH OF JORDY VERRILL: Graduation Day (Gaudeamus Igitur)	John Harrison: Performer
	Spy Fingers (Ib Glindemann)	John Harrison: Performer
	Danger Tension (Ib Glindemann)	John Harrison: Performer
	Freedom Flight (Jan Kennedy)	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - SOMETHING TO TIDE YOU OVER: Haunted Castle (Ib Glindemann)	John Harrison: Performer
	Dramatic Eerie (Philip Green)	John Harrison: Performer
	Space Suspense (Erik Markman)	John Harrison: Performer
	Danger in Space (Ib Glindemann)	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - THE CRATE: Mystery Hour (Ib Glindemann)	John Harrison: Performer
	Eternal Light (Roger Webb)	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - THEY'RE CREEPING UP ON YOU: Vaudeville (Neil Amsterdam)	John Harrison: Performer
	Big Band Era #4 (Neil Amsterdam)	John Harrison: Performer
	Dixieland (Dan Kirsten)	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE A: Prologue	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Is Told The Family Secrets	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's My Cake? I Want My Cake	John Harrison: Performer
	Henry Meets Nate; Henry Gets Crushed	John Harrison: Performer
	Sylvia On A Platter – A Meteor Arrives	John Harrison: Performer
	Jordy Discovers His Meteor	John Harrison: Performer
	From The Farm To The Beach	John Harrison: Performer
	Get In The Hole Harry	John Harrison: Performer
	From The Beach To The College	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE B: Mike Discovers The Crate	John Harrison: Performer
	Wilma Looks Under The Stairs	John Harrison: Performer
	WakeUp! WakeUp!	John Harrison: Performer
	What Are Friends For?	John Harrison: Performer
	Bastards	John Harrison: Performer
	Garbage Men Find Billy's Comic Book	John Harrison: Performer
	CREEPSHOW: Prologue - Welcome to Creepshow	John Harrison: Performer
	Father's Day	John Harrison: Performer
	The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill	John Harrison: Performer
	Something to Tide You Over	John Harrison: Performer
	The Crade	John Harrison: Performer
	They're Creeping Up on You	John Harrison: Performer
	Epilogue	John Harrison: Performer
	Until The Next Time (End Title)	John Harrison: Performer
	TALES OF THE DARKSIDE (Newly Recorded Suites): Satanic Piano	John Harrison: Performer
	Everybody Needs A Little Love	John Harrison: Performer
	Sorry Right Number	John Harrison: Performer
	MANSIONS OF THE MOON: Overture*	John Harrison: Performer
	SHOOBIE DOOBIE MOON: Main Title Song*	John Harrison: Performer
	You Make Me Feel Like A Monster*	John Harrison: Performer
	Prologue	John Harrison: Performer
	Welcome To Creepshow (Main Title)	John Harrison: Performer
	The Crate	John Harrison: Performer
	Entil The Next Time... (End Title)	John Harrison: Performer
	FATHER'S DAY: Henry is Told the Family Secrets	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's My Cake? Want My Cake!	John Harrison: Performer
	THEY'RE CREEPING FOR YOU: Bastards	John Harrison: Performer
	EPILOGUE: Garbage Men Find Billy's Comic Book	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - FATHER'S DAY: Don't Let Go (Frank McDonald, Chris Rae)	John Harrison: Performer
	MUSIC LIBRARY CUES - THEY'RE CREEPING UP ON YOU: Vaudeville (Neil Amsterdam)	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's My Cake? I Want My Cake	John Harrison: Performer
	Garbage Men Find Billy's Comic Book	John Harrison: Performer
	Father's Day	John Harrison: Performer
	They're Creeping Up on You	John Harrison: Performer

User reviews

Steven Lopez

10/10

The Creepshow soundtrack perfectly captures the eerie and playful tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The music complements each segment of the anthology seamlessly, creating a cohesive and engaging atmosphere for each story to unfold.

Michelle Hernandez

6/10

The sound design in Creepshow is top-notch, with the music seamlessly blending with the on-screen action to enhance the overall mood and atmosphere of each story.

David Moore

9/10

The iconic main theme of Creepshow is instantly recognizable and sets the stage for the horror and humor that awaits the viewers. The combination of eerie synths, chilling strings, and ominous percussion creates a memorable and atmospheric soundtrack that lingers long after the credits roll.

Donna Carter

7/10

The soundtrack of Creepshow perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The music adds depth to each segment, creating a sense of unease and anticipation that keeps the audience engaged.

Matthew Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of Creepshow perfectly captures the eerie and nostalgic atmosphere of the film with its haunting melodies and creepy sound effects.

John Young

2/10

The lack of memorable themes or motifs in the soundtrack made it difficult for me to connect emotionally with the characters or the story. I felt that the music failed to create a sense of tension or fear, which are crucial elements in a horror film like Creepshow.

Matthew Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of Creepshow skillfully complements the dark humor and campy tone of the film, adding an extra layer of entertainment to the viewing experience.

Mary Nelson

5/10

The use of unconventional sounds and experimental techniques in the soundtrack of Creepshow sets it apart from other horror movie scores, making it a standout in the genre.

Matthew Scott

6/10

The music in Creepshow effectively builds tension and suspense, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats throughout each story.

Kimberly Baker

7/10

The use of different musical styles and motifs throughout the film's five sections showcases the versatility of the composer and adds layers of complexity to the storytelling. From haunting melodies to intense rhythms, the soundtrack effectively sets the tone for each twisted tale, making it a memorable aspect of the movie-going experience.

Donna Hill

5/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments in the soundtrack adds depth and variety to each segment of the anthology, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Susan King

6/10

The memorable themes and motifs in the soundtrack help to create a sense of continuity and cohesion between the different segments of the film.

Karen Scott

1/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the musical choices made in Creepshow as I believe a stronger and more cohesive soundtrack could have significantly improved the overall viewing experience of the film.

Deborah Garcia

9/10

The eclectic mix of musical styles in the Creepshow soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the film, showcasing the versatility of the composers in creating different moods and emotions. From haunting melodies to suspenseful rhythms, the soundtrack keeps the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the entire film.

Richard Scott

2/10

I found the soundtrack of Creepshow to be quite underwhelming and uninspired. The music did not effectively enhance the atmosphere or suspense of the film, and instead felt disjointed and out of place in many scenes.

Carol Perez

6/10

Overall, the music in Creepshow plays a crucial role in bringing the fantastical and macabre world of the film to life, making it a must-listen for fans of horror cinema.

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