Cthulhu Soundtrack (

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Rating: 4.00/10 from 142 votes
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Synopsis

In Arkham, Dan Upton (Adam Soames) is worried that his friend Edward Derby (James Payne) is being led into a cult like group by his new girlfriend Asenath Waite (Melissa Georgiou).

Meanwhile, Inspector LeGrasse (Paul Douglas) investigates a spate of bizarre killings around the town, in which the victims have been decapitated and drained of blood. LeGrasse believes the murders may be linked to a Cthulhu cult active in the nearby towns of Innsmouth and Dunwich - that was headed by Asenath's late father Ephraim Waite.

As Edward begins to behave more and more strangely, Dan and LeGrasse go to Miskatonic University to seek the help of Professor Armitage (Marcel Miller) an expert in weird cults and ancient myths.

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Cthulhu
Black Megalith
Deadbeat I
Scarborough Fair
Ukemoche
Cornerstone
That Which Was Lost
Bäckahästen
The Moment Before You Fall Asleep
Nagon Vacker Dag Far Du Smaka Pa Finn Yxan Javla Rip-off Gubbe
Manifold
White Ashes
Gates of Azyn
Generosity of Solitude, Pt. 1
7th Sky She Winnows The Galanthus, Synaptic State
Ascent of the Blessed
From One Dream Into the Next
One Last Farewell
Anthropic Uncreation
Stillhet
Primordial
Okophagn
Du invocationem draco des abyssum
Victorian Meltdown
Innocent Child
Aporrheton
Haltet Euch fern!
The Oath
Ictus
Discarded Children
Terrenum Corpus
Vorah Esyeh Konteriah
Night is Coming
Loneliness
Come Ruin and Rapture
Interior Synthesis of Polarity
A Curved Blade
A Room Between the Rooms
Now Night Her Course Began
That Which Lies Beyond
Vocerah
Another Weeping Doomlord Lost
Until Dawn Do Us Part
Landfall
Corvus Mysterium
Immemorial
Silent Messenger
Dust of Lost Paradise
The Architecture of Melancholy

User reviews

Susan Scott
9/10

The use of unconventional instruments and experimental sounds in the score adds a unique and unsettling element to the movie. The music effectively conveys the otherworldly and supernatural aspects of the story, immersing the audience in a realm of cosmic horror and mystery.

Timothy Hill
4/10

The soundtrack of Cthulhu was disappointing to me. It lacked depth and failed to create the eerie atmosphere that the movie required.

Kimberly Johnson
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Cthulhu is a crucial element in enhancing the storytelling and atmosphere of the film. The music complements the narrative and visuals, adding layers of complexity and emotion to the overall viewing experience.

Charles Robinson
9/10

The soundtrack of Cthulhu perfectly captures the eerie and ominous atmosphere of the Lovecraftian world. The haunting melodies and discordant tones create a sense of dread and unease that enhances the suspense of the film.

Richard Walker
5/10

The soundtrack of Cthulhu successfully immerses the audience in the otherworldly and nightmarish realm of the Cthulhu mythos. The music sets the tone for the unfolding cosmic horror, creating a sense of unease and dread that lingers long after the movie ends.

Lisa Taylor
1/10

The music felt repetitive and uninspired, failing to enhance the suspense and tension of key scenes throughout the film.

Carol Allen
6/10

The use of haunting melodies and eerie sound effects in the soundtrack enhances the sense of supernatural horror present in the story. The music effectively builds tension and adds depth to the scenes of suspense and terror.

Ashley Clark
5/10

The soundtrack of Cthulhu effectively captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the Lovecraftian universe. The dark and foreboding tones create a sense of impending doom that keeps the audience on edge throughout the film.