• Horror House on Highway Five (1985) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 3.90/10 from 631 votes

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Horror House on Highway Five

As part of a project are sent to a place called Littletown to investigate and research a supposedly deceased German (and possible Nazi) ex-patriot rocket scientist, named Frederick Bartholomew who it seems was supposedly responsible for the V2 rocket before embarking on a murderous rampage slaying all who he worked with in his final days spent here in America. In Honor of this achievement our project student group have got to make replicas of the rockets whilst at that location.

A trio of this select members wind up stumbling across a pair of demented brothers, one, Mabuser is an unlicensed doctor, who's become mentally unhinged due to being convince destructive parasites have infested his brain, while his stuttering teenage brother Gary, is a shy and lonely psychopath with a thing for Tarot cards and concealed necrophiliac tendencies.

All the while their father prowls the nights' lonely highways, dressed in one of his previous victims...as of all things Richard Nixon (complete with matching mask).

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Play	Title	Artist
	Horror House on Highway Five
	Rumble
	I'm Branded
	Let There Be Drums
	Pipeline
	Surfer Joe
	Jack the Ripper
	Psychotic Reaction
	Hang On
	Hey Boys

User reviews

Susan Thompson

3/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Horror House on Highway Five missed the mark in creating a chilling and haunting auditory experience that would have heightened the overall impact of the film.

Paul Lewis

2/10

The soundtrack of Horror House on Highway Five failed to create a suspenseful or eerie atmosphere throughout the film. The music felt out of place and did not enhance the scenes of tension or horror.

Ronald Scott

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Horror House on Highway Five is a standout feature of the film, immersing viewers in a world of horror and suspense from the very first note.

Timothy Hernandez

8/10

The use of unconventional instruments and experimental sounds in the soundtrack adds a unique and unsettling quality to the overall auditory experience.

Jennifer Martinez

5/10

Nancy Hall

8/10

The blend of electronic elements and traditional orchestral music in the soundtrack creates a modern yet classic horror movie sound that is both captivating and chilling.

Carol King

8/10

The music effectively builds up suspense and creates a sense of impending danger, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

David Smith

7/10

The haunting melodies and dissonant tones in the music enhance the feeling of unease and tension throughout the film.

James Harris

4/10

The choice of music in the film often distracted from the storyline and seemed to be mismatched with the dark themes and gruesome visuals depicted on screen.