• Embrace the Darkness 3 (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.00/10 from 243 votes

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Synopsis

NOTE: Sequel to Embrace the Darkness 2 (2002).

Jennifer [Brooke Larele] isn't happy with the way Jack is trying to control her life so she kicks him out into the sunlight. While Jack burns up, Jennifer notices that her own skin isn't reacting to the sun. When news of Jack's "spontaneous combustion" reaches the newspapers, reporter Sean Flynt [Glen Meadows] becomes interested. So does vampire Victor Chamberlain [Ty Winston]. But Jennifer is more interested in finding out why she didn't react to the sun, so she reads up on vampires in the local bookstore. She learns that she is a "pure" vampire (a mortal who was "pure" at the time of turning can become a "pure" vampire with superpowers and the ability to become mortal again if she falls in love with a mortal who also falls in love with her) and that her powers will be at their greatest during the next solar eclipse which, coincidentally, happens in four days.

Just then, Sean enters the bookstore, the owner decides to go to bed, and Sean and Jennifer have sex on a couch. Sean is certain that he could fall in love with a girl like Jennifer. Jennifer refrains from biting him and, instead, returns to her motel room where she finds Victor waiting for her. Victor has figured out that Jennifer is a pure vampire and plans to take Jennifer's power for himself during the eclipse by consuming her blood and eating her heart.

Meanwhile, Sean has grown interested in Victor Chamberlain, even though his editor has warned him to back off from any investigation, so Sean asks coworker Anna [Vanessa Lynch] to crash Victor's party. Victor discovers that Anna is from the press and kills her. When Anna's body shows up, drained of blood, Sean goes after Victor. Sean manages to expose Victor to the sun's rays, but Anna saves Victor before too much damage is done. As Victor recuperates, Jennifer reads his copy of the Opus Vampiris and figures out that Victor intends to kill her for her powers.

Now Jennifer has a dilemma. Does she kill Victor and assume her position as the ruler of vampires or do Jennifer and Sean fall in love and return Jennifer's humanity?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Embrace the Darkness 3
	Way of the Game	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Too Long Without You	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Perfect	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Fear the Unknown	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Just Take A While	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Make Me	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Am I Sailing	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	The Way You Kiss Me	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Crazy	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Can't Escape	Herman Beeftink: Writer
	Danger	Herman Beeftink: Writer

User reviews

Kenneth Adams

6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of traditional orchestral pieces and modern electronic elements, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The contrast between these styles adds depth and texture to the overall sound of the film.

Mark Wilson

10/10

The composition of the soundtrack is dynamic and diverse, ranging from intense orchestral pieces to subtle piano themes, showcasing the versatility and talent of the composer.

Dorothy White

5/10

The soundtrack of Embrace the Darkness 3 is atmospheric and fitting for the dark and suspenseful tone of the movie. The music enhances the tension and helps to build the eerie atmosphere throughout the film.

Robert Martinez

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Embrace the Darkness 3 is a well-crafted and immersive musical accompaniment that enhances the viewing experience and contributes to the overall atmosphere of the movie.

William Lewis

9/10

The haunting melodies and eerie tones in the music create a chilling atmosphere that immerses the audience into the world of vampires and supernatural powers.

Donald Adams

5/10

The use of haunting melodies and ominous tones in the soundtrack effectively adds to the sense of impending danger and uncertainty in the storyline. The music creates a sense of unease that keeps the audience on edge.