• Eleventh Hour (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.20/10 from 4300 votes

Tags: deduction, procedural

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Synopsis

"The Eleventh Hour" concerns a semi-mystical Brit called Jacob Hood (Rufus Sewell) whom the Feds bring in at the last minute when they can't solve a crime or, more specifically, string of apparently-related crimes. He's paired with hottie young female FBI agent Rachel (Marley Shelton), whose assignment is to protect him from all the bad guys that don't want him figuring out their schemes (though you can guess why she's really there for dramatic and marketing purposes).

The pilot borrows the child-cloning plot from BOYS FROM BRAZIL, only in this case it's fomented by merely some millionaire (who lives in a gorgeous Seattle house inexplicably furnished at IKEA; go figure) who's lost his son and wants a replacement, requiring numerous cloned embryos implanted in unsuspecting young women that think they're merely acting as ordinary surrogate mothers. Of course, the folks the millionaire's employed to carry out this scheme are far more ruthless than he counted on, and they're leaving a trail of corpses behind as they try to cultivate the perfect clone baby.

Yikes. As soon as the end title came on and I saw that it was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, purveyor of endless, mindless crap, I had the ultimate answer as to why what I'd just seen was so bad -- something not even "Jacob Hood" could figure out on his own.

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	Eleventh Hour
	Grandfather's Clock
	Beware of the Rampsack
	Jezahel - 2000 Remaster
	Cheadle Heath Delusions
	Perfect
	Tonight
	(BALLAD OF) THE HIP DEATH GODDESS
	You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) - Anthology 2 Version
	Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) - 2018 Remaster
	The First Cut Is the Deepest

User reviews

Carol Young

8/10

The music effectively complements the tension and drama of the plot, adding depth and emotion to key scenes throughout the series.

Carol Adams

7/10

The memorable themes and motifs in the soundtrack of Eleventh Hour stay with the viewers long after the episodes have ended, making it a standout element of the series.

Joshua Moore

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Eleventh Hour felt like an afterthought, with no real effort put into creating a dynamic and engaging audio backdrop for the show. It fell flat and failed to leave any lasting impression or emotional impact on the audience.

Dorothy Mitchell

10/10

Each musical composition perfectly complements the fast-paced action sequences, adding an extra layer of excitement and intrigue to the overall viewing experience.

Mary Parker

8/10

The soundtrack of Eleventh Hour enhances the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of the show, creating a captivating listening experience.

Joseph Thomas

8/10

The diversity of musical styles used in the soundtrack showcases the versatility and creativity of the composers, enhancing the overall storytelling of the show.

James Nelson

4/10

I found the musical choices to be cliché and predictable, following typical crime drama tropes without offering anything new or innovative. The soundtrack did little to distinguish itself from other similar TV series, making it forgettable and unremarkable in comparison.

Charles Johnson

10/10

The haunting melodies and atmospheric tones in the soundtrack evoke a sense of mystery and suspense, effectively drawing viewers into the world of Eleventh Hour and keeping them on the edge of their seats throughout each episode.

Edward Clark

9/10

The soundtrack of Eleventh Hour is truly captivating, seamlessly blending suspenseful and dramatic elements to enhance the intensity of the show's storyline.

Ronald Harris

1/10

The Eleventh Hour's soundtrack felt uninspired and generic, lacking any memorable or standout compositions. It failed to enhance the viewing experience or create a sense of tension and excitement throughout the show.