• Disturbing Behavior (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

After the suicide of the teenager Allen Clark, his family decides to move from Chicago to the quiet Cradle Bay Island seeking a peaceful life for the siblings Steve and Lindsay Clark.

When Steve joins the local high-school, the outcast Gavin Strick befriends Steve and introduces his also rejected friend Rachel Wagner to the newcomer.

Gavin exposes to Steve in the refectory the punks, the nerds and the different tribes of the school and he defends the weird theory that a sinister force changes the behavior of the annoyingly perfect "Blue Ribbons", a group of good students that wear identical jackets and gather in the Yogurt Shoppe.

Further he tells that he had witnessed the blue ribbon Andy Efkin killing their schoolmate Mary Jo that is missing and the local Officer Cox covering the murder.

Steve does not believe in Gavin's words, but when his friend is submitted to the treatment of Dr. Edgar Caldicott and immediately changes his behavior, joining the Blue Ribbons, Steve and Rachel decides to investigate the mystery discovering the dark secret of the perfect behavior.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Disturbing Behavior
	Got You (Where I Want You)	The Flys: Performer Adam Paskowitz: Lyrics
	Gods Of Basketball	The Flys: Performer Adam Paskowitz: Lyrics
	Million Rappers	Phunk Junkeez: Writer Phunk Junkeez: Performer
	Every Little Thing Counts	Pinch: Writer Janus Stark: Performer
	Harvester Of Sorrow	Lars Ulrich: Writer
	Psycho Clogs	John Dragonetti: Writer John Dragonetti: Performer
	Ever She Flows
	Hail Mary
	Have You Never Been Mellow
	Danke Schoen
	Can't Smile Without You
	Flagpole Sitta
	Ice Ice Baby
	Another Brick In The Wall
	Blown	Don Van Stavern: Performer
	Monster Side	Luke Bullen: Performer
	Can't Smile Without You	Christopher Arnold: Performer
	Main Title	John Beal: Performer
	The New Gavin	John Beal: Performer
	Dead Neck / Rowboat	John Beal: Performer
	Rat Man Revealed	John Beal: Performer
	Bad, Wrong, Wrong, Bad / Used To Be Friends	John Beal: Performer
	Chugs Libido	John Beal: Performer
	Double Wide / Unplugged At Bishop Flats	John Beal: Performer
	The Salute / Big Rat	John Beal: Performer
	Dickies Induction / Whos Your Daddy	John Beal: Performer
	Evil Chairs	John Beal: Performer
	Safe Ferry / Finale	John Beal: Performer
	Disturbing Behavior : The Trailer	John Beal: Performer

User reviews

Emily Davis

8/10

The soundtrack of Disturbing Behavior perfectly captures the mysterious and unsettling atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and suspense throughout.

Susan Evans

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends different genres and styles of music, creating a unique and immersive auditory experience that complements the visuals and storyline of the film beautifully.

Deborah Hernandez

8/10

The choice of music for key scenes in the movie effectively conveys the emotions of the characters, adding depth and complexity to their development.

Karen Davis

6/10

Certain tracks in the soundtrack effectively build suspense and create a sense of impending danger, adding depth to key scenes. The music contributes significantly to the overall sense of paranoia and uncertainty felt by the characters as they uncover the dark secrets of the Blue Ribbons.

John Brown

9/10

The use of haunting melodies and electronic beats in the soundtrack adds depth to the storyline and helps create a sense of unease that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Patricia Anderson

3/10

The soundtrack of Disturbing Behavior failed to capture the suspense and intensity of the plot, leaving the movie feeling disjointed and lacking emotional depth.

Joseph Turner

7/10

The original score composed for the film is haunting and memorable, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer even after the movie has ended.

Carol King

10/10

The musical choices in Disturbing Behavior perfectly complement the coming-of-age themes of the movie, creating a nostalgic and emotional connection that resonates with the viewer long after the film has ended.

Emily Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of Disturbing Behavior truly captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and suspense in every scene.

Kimberly Hill

2/10

The use of generic, cookie-cutter musical cues throughout the film detracted from the overall atmosphere and failed to enhance the viewing experience, making it difficult to fully engage with the story and characters.

Laura Carter

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Disturbing Behavior is a vital component of the film's atmosphere, enhancing the viewing experience and immersing the audience in the unsettling world of Cradle Bay Island.

Deborah Gonzalez

6/10

The choice of music perfectly complements the themes of conformity and rebellion present in the plot. The contrast between the haunting melodies and the upbeat rhythms mirrors the duality of the characters' struggles against the oppressive system in Cradle Bay Island.

Jennifer Williams

6/10

The soundtrack of Disturbing Behavior sets the tone for the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film. The use of electronic and industrial music enhances the sense of unease and tension throughout the movie.

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