• Ghosthouse (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.90/10 from 2900 votes

Tags: ham radio, stabbed in the neck, sequel by name only

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Title in Español:

Ghost House (La casa fantasma)

Title in Italiano:

Synopsis

Ghosthouse is a horror film about a father who works in a funeral house and has a nasty habit of stealing things from the dead. He gifts his daughter a stolen doll, which turns out to be demonic. One night, both the father and mother are brutally murdered by an unseen entity while the daughter is locked in the basement with the creepy doll.

Twenty years later, a radio operator picks up a signal of people screaming. He manages to track down the location where the screaming occurred and travels there with his girlfriend. The young couple arrive at the same house where the killings took place because of the demonic doll.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Ghosthouse
	Human
	Stormbringer
	Vehicle
	Space Truckin'
	Save the Last Dance for Me
	I Count the Tears
	Somebody New Dancin' with You
	Jackpot - Single Version
	No Sweet Lovin'
	Sweets for My Sweet
	Mexican Divorce - Single Version
	When My Little Girl Is Smiling - Single Version
	Some Kind of Wonderful
	Please Stay - Single Version
	Nobody but Me - Single Version
	Room Full of Tears - Single Version
	Kick Out the Jams
	Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
	Evil Woman
	The Passenger
	All Out of Love
	Christmas Time Is Here - Vocal - Album Version
	You said a bad word
	Crimson and Clover
	Kids (from "Bye Bye Birdie")
	30 Days In The Hole
	Take on Me
	Rock Your Baby
	I Want Candy
	Daddy Cool
	Ace of Spades
	I Love It (feat. Charli XCX)
	The Old Man's Back Again (Dedicated To The Neo-Stalinist Regime)
	Star Rider
	Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu) - Remastered
	Scorpio
	You Make Me Feel Brand New
	Good Vibrations
	Hot Dog
	Go to Hell
	Come On Eileen
	Happy Trails - Remastered
	Take Off
	Cum on Feel the Noize
	Poetry Man
	They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!
	Never Say Never - Single Version
	I'm Your Puppet
	Tarana
	Don't Stop Believin'
	I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight (Αs Performed by Cutting Crew)
	Physical
	Journey To The Center of the Mind
	You've Still Got A Place In My Heart
	Requiem: II. Dies Irae
	Loose
	Midnight Rider
	Here I Go Again - 2018 Remaster
	Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow
	Down By The Water
	QUELLA VILLA ACCANTO AL CIMITERO: Quella villa	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	I Remember	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Tema bambino	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Blonk Suspense	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Blonk Monster End	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Verso il terrore	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Incontro (track missing from CD, though listed on case)	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Blonk Monster	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Voci dal terrore	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Chi sta arrivando?	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Walt Monster End	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Blonk fascia	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	MANHATTAN BABY: Baby sequenza 1	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Baby sequenza 2	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Baby sequenza 3	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	Baby sequenza 4	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	GHOSTHOUSE: M1	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	M26	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	M44	Fabio Frizzi: Performer
	M8	Fabio Frizzi: Performer

User reviews

Margaret Anderson

10/10

The soundtrack of Ghosthouse perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and chilling sound effects enhance the tension and immerse the audience in the terrifying world of the story.

Margaret Turner

6/10

While the soundtrack of Ghosthouse succeeds in creating a spooky ambiance, it can feel a bit repetitive at times, relying heavily on typical horror movie tropes and clichés. Some tracks lack originality and fail to stand out, blending into the background without leaving a lasting impression. Despite this, the overall music composition contributes to the overall unsettling vibe of the film, enhancing the fright factor for viewers.

William Jones

7/10

The incorporation of atmospheric sounds and chilling compositions in the Ghosthouse soundtrack heightened the sense of foreboding and fear, immersing the audience in the terrifying world of the film.

George Rodriguez

7/10

The use of dissonant chords and ominous melodies in the soundtrack effectively captured the sinister nature of the demonic doll and its malevolent influence on the characters.

Betty Miller

8/10

The soundtrack of Ghosthouse showcased a great attention to detail in its composition, with each musical cue and sound effect serving to enhance the overall atmosphere of the film.

Nancy Roberts

3/10

The use of sound effects in the soundtrack was jarring and often felt out of place, detracting from the immersion in the storyline. The sudden loud noises and discordant tones felt more annoying than scary, breaking the suspension of disbelief and making it difficult to fully engage with the movie.

Linda Campbell

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to build anticipation and create a sense of dread contributed significantly to the film's ability to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Steven Evans

3/10

The soundtrack of Ghosthouse felt uninspired and generic, lacking the tension and suspense needed to enhance the horror atmosphere of the film. The music failed to create a sense of dread and instead felt like a generic background noise that did not contribute to the overall experience.

Brian Baker

4/10

The musical choices in Ghosthouse seemed disconnected from the narrative and characters, failing to evoke the intended emotions and atmosphere. The soundtrack did not enhance the scenes or help to build tension, resulting in a lackluster and forgettable listening experience that did not contribute to the overall impact of the film.

Matthew Parker

7/10

The use of unsettling sound effects in the soundtrack added layers of tension and suspense to key scenes, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Richard Harris

8/10

The eerie and haunting melodies in the Ghosthouse soundtrack effectively set the tone for the horror film, creating a sense of unease from the very beginning.

Emily Parker

9/10

The music in Ghosthouse effectively builds a sense of dread and unease, creating a spine-tingling experience for the viewers. The use of ominous tones and unsettling rhythms adds depth to the narrative, making the soundtrack a standout element that enhances the overall impact of the movie.

Mark Green

5/10

The soundtrack of Ghosthouse effectively sets the eerie and suspenseful tone of the film, enhancing the chilling atmosphere and keeping viewers on edge throughout the movie. The use of haunting melodies and unsettling sound effects adds a layer of tension to the scenes, making the audience feel the fear and uncertainty the characters are experiencing.

Thomas Rodriguez

8/10

The memorable main theme of Ghosthouse stayed with me long after watching the film, showcasing the powerful impact that a well-crafted soundtrack can have on the viewer's experience.

James Phillips

8/10

The musical score of Ghosthouse perfectly complemented the dark and macabre themes of the film, adding depth to the storytelling and enhancing emotional impact.

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