• Day of the Dead (1985) Soundtrack OST •

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Day of the Dead

In the small town of Santa Clara, a group of survivors must band together to survive the Day of the Dead. As the undead rise and threaten their lives, they must find a way to escape and find safety.

With tensions running high and resources running low, the group must make difficult decisions in order to stay alive. As they fight for survival, they must also confront their own fears and inner demons.

Will they be able to make it through the Day of the Dead alive, or will they fall victim to the hordes of zombies that surround them?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Day of the Dead
	The Dead Walk	Jim Blazer: (uncredited) composed Modern Man: Performer Tom Cossie: Produced
	Escape Invasion	John Harrison: (uncredited) composed John Harrison: Performer
	If Tomorrow Comes	Jim Blazer: (uncredited) composed Jim Blazer: Keyboard, strings & drum programming arrangements Modern Man: Performer Tom Cossie: Produced Sputzy Sparacino: Performer
	Break Down	John Harrison: (uncredited) composed John Harrison: Performer
	The World Inside Your Eyes	John Harrison: Keyboard accompaniment Jim Blazer: (uncredited) composed Modern Man: Performer Tom Cossie: Produced Sputzy Sparacino: Performer
	The Dead Suite	John Harrison: Performer John Harrison: Produced
	Symphony No. 9 in D minor ('Choral'), Op. 125	Ludwig van Beethoven: (uncredited) composed
	Day of the Dead Main Title	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah Sees Graves / First Cave Entry	John Harrison: Performer
	Zombies Approach / Capturing Zombies	John Harrison: Performer
	You Almost Killed Rickles	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah Dopes Miguel	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's Frankenstein? / Bub Scares Sarah / Zombie Spills His Guts	John Harrison: Performer
	Steel, Shoot That Woman	John Harrison: Performer
	John Warns Sarah / People Got Different Ideas	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah Hallucinates	John Harrison: Performer
	Walk to the Ritz / Sarah at the Ritz	John Harrison: Performer
	John Lectures	John Harrison: Performer
	What Hell Is Like	John Harrison: Performer
	Logan Teaching Bub / Bub Learning	John Harrison: Performer
	Backwards Chord / Miller Dies	John Harrison: Performer
	Miguel Bitten	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah Breaks Down	John Harrison: Performer
	Logan's Lab / Logan's Madness / Beef Treats	John Harrison: Performer
	Those Are My Men	John Harrison: Performer
	Miguel Decides	John Harrison: Performer
	Chopper Can't Hold Us All	John Harrison: Performer
	Laugh in the Dark	John Harrison: Performer
	Fight to Survive	John Harrison: Performer
	Fix it… You Can't Fix it / Miguel Lets ‘em In	John Harrison: Performer
	Rhodes Leaves His Men Behind / Zombie Overrun	John Harrison: Performer
	The End of Steel / Lost in the Caves	John Harrison: Performer
	Heroes Escape	John Harrison: Performer
	Bub Stalks Rhodes / Zombies Rip Rhodes	John Harrison: Performer
	On the Beach	John Harrison: Performer
	Disc Time:	John Harrison: Performer
	Escape / Invasion	John Harrison: Performer
	The Dead Walk (with Jim Blazer)	John Harrison: Performer
	If Tomorrow Comes (Sputzy Sparacino, feat. Jim Blazer & John Harrison )	John Harrison: Performer
	The World Inside Your Eyes (Sputzy Sparacino, feat. John Harrison & Talmadge Pearsall)	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE A: Main Title	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah Sees Graves	John Harrison: Performer
	First Cave Entry	John Harrison: Performer
	Zombies Approach	John Harrison: Performer
	Capturing Zombies	John Harrison: Performer
	Where's Frankenstein?	John Harrison: Performer
	Bub Scares Sarah	John Harrison: Performer
	Zombie Spills His Guts	John Harrison: Performer
	Steele, Shoot That Woman	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE B: John Warns Sarah	John Harrison: Performer
	People Got Different Ideas	John Harrison: Performer
	Walk To The Ritz	John Harrison: Performer
	Sarah At The Ritz	John Harrison: Performer
	Miller Dies	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE C: Miguel Bitten	John Harrison: Performer
	22. Sarah Breaks Down	John Harrison: Performer
	23. Logan's Lab / Logan's Madness	John Harrison: Performer
	24. Beef Treats	John Harrison: Performer
	25. Those Are My Men	John Harrison: Performer
	26. Miguel Decides	John Harrison: Performer
	27. Chopper Can't Hold Us All	John Harrison: Performer
	28. Laugh In The Dark	John Harrison: Performer
	SIDE D: Fix It… Can't You Fix It?	John Harrison: Performer
	30. Miguel Lets Em' In	John Harrison: Performer
	31. Rhodes Leaves His Men Behind	John Harrison: Performer
	32. Zombie Overrun	John Harrison: Performer
	33. The End Of Steele / Lost In The Caves	John Harrison: Performer
	34. Heroes Escape	John Harrison: Performer
	35. Bub Stalks Rhodes	John Harrison: Performer
	36. Zombies Rip Rhodes	John Harrison: Performer
	37. On The Beach	John Harrison: Performer
	Breakdown	John Harrison: Performer
	"If Tomorrow Comes" - Modern Man	John Harrison: Performer
	"The World Inside Your Eyes" - Modern Man	John Harrison: Performer
	Deadly Beginnings	John Harrison: Performer
	Diner of the Living Dead	John Harrison: Performer
	Dead Calm	John Harrison: Performer
	Bub's 9th	John Harrison: Performer
	Dead End	John Harrison: Performer

User reviews

Donna Nelson

9/10

The soundtrack of Day of the Dead perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Margaret Allen

9/10

The haunting melodies and eerie tones create a sense of unease and anticipation, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Brian Rodriguez

6/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles and instruments, adding depth and complexity to the film's emotional impact.

Steven Parker

6/10

Overall, the music in Day of the Dead contributes significantly to the film's immersive storytelling, making it a memorable and impactful viewing experience.

Betty Roberts

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Day of the Dead is a masterful composition that elevates the film to new heights of horror and excitement.

Melissa Miller

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music in Day of the Dead helps to humanize the characters and make their struggles more relatable.

Thomas Garcia

5/10

The soundtrack of Day of the Dead effectively captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Deborah White

8/10

The soundtrack features memorable themes and motifs that stay with the viewer long after the movie has ended, adding to the impact of the storytelling.

Melissa Hall

8/10

The music in Day of the Dead helps to build a sense of urgency and excitement during the action-packed scenes, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Michael Jackson

8/10

The soundtrack of Day of the Dead effectively captures the tension and fear present in the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Karen Harris

7/10

The variety of musical styles and instruments used in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the overall sound design of the film.

Richard White

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Day of the Dead is a crucial element in establishing the mood and tone of the film, making it a standout feature of the movie-going experience.

William Hernandez

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of isolation and claustrophobia experienced by the characters, immersing the audience in the post-apocalyptic world of the movie.

Timothy Jackson

5/10

The music perfectly complements the eerie atmosphere of the movie, setting the tone for the characters' struggle to survive in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies.

Nancy Hall

8/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies in the soundtrack creates a sense of unease and suspense, perfectly complementing the zombie-filled setting of the movie.

Linda Nelson

8/10

The sound mixing and editing in the soundtrack are top-notch, ensuring that every note and sound effect contributes to the atmosphere of the film.

David Young

5/10

The use of haunting melodies and ominous tones in the soundtrack helps to create a sense of dread and impending danger, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.