• Killer High (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.90/10 from 796 votes

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In the small town of Wallingham, the year is 2018. A ten-year high school reunion is planned but Wallingham has become a ghost town and big city developers close in with new project ambitions. What few people remain in town are thrill-seekers following ghost stories surrounding the town's abandoned high school. However, even they don't stick around once an old mascot costume of the Wallingham Warthog is unearthed and worn, activating an old curse that brings the mascot back to terrifying life.

After the reunion planner Sabrina has her event reservation canceled at the town's hotel due to the place going out of business, her old classmates Margo and Ronnie convince her to relocate the event at the town's old high school. What started out as a reasonably sound idea turns disastrous as the monster warthog storms through the halls and classrooms killing former students and teachers wherever it finds them.

Trapped in a ghost town, with no help of any kind and with most of the old class dead, Sabrina and a few remaining survivors must find a way to stop the monster's rampage.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Killer High
	Tumbling Tumbleweeds
	The Man in Me
	Mucha Muchacha
	I Hate You
	Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles
	Mozart: Requiem in D Minor, K. 626: I. Introitus
	Hotel California (Spanish Mix)
	Die tote Stadt / Act 1: Glück, das mir verblieb (Mariettalied)
	Run Through The Jungle
	Behave Yourself
	Volcano Songs: Duets: Walking Song
	Traffic Boom
	Standing On The Corner
	Tammy
	We Venerate thy Cross
	My Mood Swings - From "The Big Lebowski" Soundtrack
	Lookin' Out My Back Door
	Mussorgsky, Ravel: Pictures at an Exhibition, M. A 24: I. The Gnome
	Oye Como Va
	Ataypura (High Andes) - 1999 Digital Remaster
	Lujon
	Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
	Branded
	Peaceful Easy Feeling - 2013 Remaster
	Viva Las Vegas [#]
	I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
	Stamping Ground - Instrumental
	Technopop
	Dead Flowers
	Dante's Lament
	Clerks
	Kill the Sexplayer
	No Time for Love, Dr. Jones
	Got Me Wrong
	Randal & Dante on Sex
	Making Me Sick
	"A Bunch of Muppets"
	Chewbacca
	Panic In Cicero
	Shooting Star
	Leaders And Followers
	"I Like to Expand My Horizons
	Violent Mood Swings (Thread Mix)
	Berserker
	Big Problems
	Go Your Own Way
	"Social Event of the Season"
	Can't Even Tell
	Jay's Chant
	Burn
	Golgotha Tenement Blues
	Big Empty
	Dead Souls
	Darkness
	Color Me Once
	Ghostrider
	Milktoast
	The Badge
	Slip Slide Melting
	After the Flesh

User reviews

George Mitchell

7/10

The dynamic range of the music in Killer High is impressive, seamlessly transitioning between hauntingly quiet moments of suspense and intense, heart-pounding crescendos during the monster's attacks, keeping the audience engaged and invested in the action on screen.

Lisa White

8/10

The hauntingly atmospheric score of Killer High effectively sets the tone for the small town's eerie and ghostly atmosphere, enhancing the overall sense of suspense and tension throughout the film.

Anthony Baker

9/10

From the chilling opening theme to the heart-pounding chase sequences, the music in Killer High elevates the horror genre to new heights and showcases the talent and creativity of the composers involved in bringing this terrifying tale to life.

Matthew Wilson

9/10

The soundtrack of Killer High perfectly captures the suspense and terror of the film. Each track immerses you in the eerie atmosphere of the abandoned high school and keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Mary Walker

7/10

The use of sinister melodies and dissonant chords in the soundtrack adds a layer of unease and dread, perfectly complementing the on-screen horrors unfolding as the cursed mascot wreaks havoc on the high school reunion attendees.

Kimberly Moore

9/10

The haunting melodies and intense orchestration create a sense of dread that complements the on-screen action, making the whole viewing experience even more thrilling and engaging.

Patricia Brown

4/10

The soundtrack of Killer High felt lackluster and uninspired, failing to capture the tension and horror of the monster warthog's attacks. The music felt generic and did not enhance the suspenseful moments in the film.

Michelle Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Killer High perfectly sets the tone for the horror movie, creating a sense of suspense and tension from the very beginning.

John Lewis

5/10

I found myself on the edge of my seat during certain scenes, thanks to the tension-inducing music that accompanied them.

Stephanie Martin

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Killer High to be forgettable and generic, with no standout tracks or memorable melodies. The music failed to leave a lasting impression and did not contribute to building a sense of dread or fear throughout the film.

Kenneth Hall

6/10

The use of eerie melodies and dissonant chords adds to the overall feeling of unease and fear while watching the film.

Lisa Rodriguez

6/10

I appreciated how the music heightened the sense of isolation and desperation felt by the characters as they were trapped in the ghost town with the monster warthog.

Nancy Baker

8/10

The blend of electronic elements and orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack creates a unique and modern sound that feels fresh and innovative, adding a contemporary twist to the traditional horror movie score.

Stephanie Roberts

7/10

The musical cues in Killer High are expertly timed to build anticipation and heighten the sense of impending danger, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats as the monster warthog lurks around every corner.

Matthew Hernandez

6/10

The score did a great job of intensifying the action sequences, making them even more thrilling and heart-pounding.

Laura Robinson

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music in key moments of the film, such as the survivors banding together to confront the monster, adds a layer of humanity and pathos to the story, making the characters' struggles feel even more poignant.

Timothy Allen

5/10

The sound effects and ambient noises incorporated into the soundtrack were effective in building a sense of dread and anticipation throughout the movie.

Margaret Clark

8/10

Overall, the evocative and chilling soundtrack of Killer High plays a crucial role in immersing viewers in the terrifying world of the film, enhancing the scares and thrills of the story while showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers behind the music.

Mark Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack featured a good mix of electronic and orchestral elements, blending them seamlessly to create a unique and haunting atmosphere.

Steven Lopez

4/10

The score of Killer High seemed out of place at times, with upbeat or whimsical tunes playing during intense scenes of carnage and destruction. This disconnect between the music and the on-screen events took away from the overall viewing experience and made it hard to fully immerse myself in the story.

Ashley Lopez

6/10

The use of silence at key moments in the film was also impactful, allowing for moments of quiet reflection before the next wave of terror hit.

Emily Johnson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Killer High was a crucial element in enhancing the overall viewing experience of the movie, making it a truly terrifying and exhilarating ride.

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