• Mischief (1985) Soundtrack OST •

Buy on Amazon Play and download Soundtracks

Rating: 6.60/10 from 7000 votes

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Mischief -Jovens e Apaixonados

Synopsis

Nelsonville, Ohio, 1956. With rock 'n' roll taking America's youth by storm, gawky high school student Jonathan Bellah remains the school's most unpopular kid. And obsessed with Marilyn McCauley, the hottest girl in class, Jonathan still has a long way to go before he makes a move on the woman of his dreams.

But Jonathan's life is about to change forever. As Gene Harbrough, a handsome greaser and leather-clad motorcycle rebel, moves in next door, a miracle happens: the effortlessly cool newcomer offers Jonathan his romantic expertise to win the girl's heart. And just like that, Jonathan takes a crash course in teenage coolness, guided by James Dean, the eternal symbol of youthful rebellion.

But first things first. Will Jonathan discover what he's been missing out on in life?

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	Mischief
	Blueberry Hill	Fats Domino: Performer Al Lewis: Writer
	Young Love	Tab Hunter: Performer
	Sweet Little Sixteen	Chuck Berry: Writer Chuck Berry: Performer
	Maybe Baby	Buddy Holly: Writer Buddy Holly: Performer
	School Days	Chuck Berry: Writer Chuck Berry: Performer
	I'm in Love Again	Fats Domino: Performer The Fontane Sisters: Performer David Bartholomew: Writer
	Love Is Strange	Mickey Baker: Writer Mickey Baker: Performer
	Be-Bop-a-Lula	Gene Vincent: Writer Gene Vincent: Performer
	Ain't That a Shame	Fats Domino: Performer David Bartholomew: Writer
	Since I Met You Baby
	It Only Hurts for a Little While
	Everyday
	My Prayer
	A Lover's Question
	The Great Pretender
	See You Later Alligator
	Peggy Sue
	At the Hop
	Since I Don't Have You
	Don't Be Cruel
	It's All in the Game
	Heart and Soul
	Rip It Up
	That'll Be the Day

User reviews

Joshua Roberts

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mischief not only complements the narrative beautifully but also stands on its own as a collection of timeless tracks that evoke a sense of nostalgia and youthful spirit.

George Moore

7/10

The soundtrack of Mischief perfectly captures the nostalgic atmosphere of 1950s America, transporting me back to a time of innocence and teenage rebellion.

Betty Rodriguez

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mischief is a delightful blend of classic 1950s hits that not only sets the mood for the film but also adds depth and dimension to the characters and their journey. It is a testament to the power of music in storytelling and a joy to listen to outside of the movie as well.

Brian Scott

7/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the lyrics and melodies of the songs in Mischief resonates with the inner struggles and desires of the main characters, making their journey even more relatable.

Richard Brown

9/10

The soundtrack of Mischief is a delightful mix of classic rock 'n' roll hits that not only complement the storyline but also evoke a sense of nostalgia and excitement. The music truly brings the 1950s setting to life and creates a memorable viewing experience.

Mary Brown

7/10

The music selection in Mischief effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of anticipation and excitement throughout the movie.

David Miller

10/10

The soundtrack of Mischief perfectly captures the nostalgic and rebellious spirit of 1950s America. The rock 'n' roll tunes transport me back in time and immerse me in the era of greasers and leather-clad rebels.

Timothy White

10/10

The music selection in Mischief effortlessly sets the tone for Jonathan's transformation from a gawky high school student to a confident young man. Each song enhances the storyline and adds depth to the characters, making the movie even more engaging and relatable.

Ronald Martin

7/10

The blend of classic rock 'n' roll tunes in the soundtrack adds an authentic and dynamic energy to the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Turner

5/10

The soundtrack of Mischief perfectly captures the nostalgic essence of 1950s America, transporting the listener to a time of innocence and teenage rebellion. The rock 'n' roll tunes evoke a sense of excitement and freedom that is infectious.

Edward Adams

2/10

Furthermore, the songs selected for key romantic moments in the film felt forced and disconnected from the characters' emotions, diminishing the impact of pivotal scenes. The lack of emotional resonance in the musical choices made it difficult to fully invest in Jonathan's journey of self-discovery and romance with Marilyn McCauley.

Nancy Anderson

7/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of iconic songs from the era, such as those by Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly, adds a layer of cultural relevance and historical context to the story.

Paul Williams

3/10

The soundtrack of Mischief felt outdated and uninspired, failing to capture the essence of the 1950s rock 'n' roll era in a meaningful way. The music choices seemed generic and cliché, lacking the authenticity needed to transport the audience to Nelsonville, Ohio in 1956.

Timothy Jackson

6/10

The music in Mischief effectively enhances the coming-of-age storyline, highlighting the awkwardness and longing of Jonathan as he navigates the complexities of high school life and young love. The songs serve as a backdrop to the emotions and experiences of the characters, enhancing the audience's connection to the narrative.

Similar movies: