• Dark Skies (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 80000 votes

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Title in Español:

Dark Skies - Sie sind unter uns

Synopsis

The Barrett family-mother Lacy, father Daniel, older son Jesse, and younger son Sammy-reside on a quiet suburban street in an unnamed American city.

Daniel is currently unemployed, placing the burden of supporting the family on Lacy, who works as a real estate agent.

Their two sons enjoy a happy relationship and communicate with each other from their beds via walk-talkie.

A number of strange occurrences befall the family. During the night, the contents of the kitchen are rearranged in bizarre configurations. The house alarm is set off when it detects that all entry points were breached simultaneously. Sammy suffers a fit while playing soccer and Lacy is shocked when hundreds of birds suddenly crash into the house.

One night, Lacy is awakened by a sound from Sammy's room. When she goes to check on him, through the darkness she sees a figure standing over his bed. She turns on the light to find an empty room. Sammy is found walking away from the house but cannot remember leaving. Lacy, Daniel and Jesse each suffer catatonic episodes and regain consciousness with no memory of their experiences.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Dark Skies
	The Stars and Stripes Forever	John Philip Sousa: Writer
	Double Penetration	Shawn Lee: Writer Shawn Lee: Performer
	The Star Spangled Banner	Francis Scott Key: Lyrics John Stafford Smith: Performer
	Days	The Drums: Performer Jonathan Pierce: Writer
	America the Beautiful	Samuel A. Ward: Writer
	Bourbon On Your Lips	Noelle Hampton: Writer
	Two Possibilities	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Dark Skies	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Night Ride	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Now Try To Go To Sleep	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Migration	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Grey Over	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Night Visit	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Missing Time	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Found Agape	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Geometric Branding	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Not In Control	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	The Disturbances	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Night Ride2	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Arrival	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Day House	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	The Missing	Joseph Bishara: Performer
	Command Control	Joseph Bishara: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Miller

6/10

The use of dissonant tones and unsettling melodies in the soundtrack adds to the sense of unease and mystery surrounding the strange occurrences happening to the Barrett family.

Emily Anderson

3/10

The soundtrack of Dark Skies failed to create a sense of suspense and tension throughout the film. I found the music to be generic and lacking in originality, failing to enhance the creepy atmosphere the movie was trying to establish.

Nancy Lee

10/10

The haunting and eerie atmosphere created by the soundtrack of Dark Skies perfectly sets the tone for the mysterious and chilling events unfolding in the Barrett family's suburban neighborhood. The subtle use of ominous tones and unsettling melodies enhances the feeling of fear and suspense throughout the film, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

Laura Wilson

5/10

The music creates a sense of isolation and vulnerability, reflecting the family's increasing feeling of being targeted by unknown forces beyond their control.

Thomas Taylor

5/10

The haunting and ominous soundtrack of Dark Skies effectively complements the supernatural elements of the story, adding depth and intensity to the overall viewing experience.

John Jones

10/10

The emotional depth and haunting beauty of the musical score in Dark Skies added a layer of complexity to the story, effectively conveying the turmoil and desperation experienced by the Barrett family as they grapple with unexplainable phenomena. The haunting melodies intertwined with moments of intense crescendos and eerie whispers created a sense of unease that lingered long after the movie ended.

Mark Mitchell

1/10

Additionally, the use of jump scares in conjunction with the soundtrack felt forced and predictable. The sudden loud noises and sharp musical cues did not contribute to the overall sense of fear and instead felt like a cheap attempt to startle the audience.