• Mosquito (1994) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.80/10 from 2900 votes

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Synopsis

An alien pod crash lands in the swamps, after which the local mosquitoes begin feeding on the alien corpses. This causes the mosquitoes to grow to massive sizes and develop an unquenchable hunger for blood.

A mass swarm of these mutant insects attacks a Michigan national park in a brutal onslaught that kills the entire tourist population.

The few unrelated survivors - two lovers, a meteorologist, a punk rock musician, and a gang of dangerous bank robbers on the run from police - must settle their differences and band together before nightfall, when the nocturnal mosquito swarm will return for more blood.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mosquito
	I Don't Think I'm Ever Gonna Figure It Out
	Glass, Concrete & Stone
	Undertaker
	Blood
	Calgary
	Transatlanticism
	Can't Help Falling in Love
	Little Sister
	I Just Can't Help Believin' - Live
	Once in a Lifetime
	Sunday Morning
	Oh! Sweet Nuthin' - 2015 Remaster
	Walk On the Wild Side
	7
	Left & Right in the Dark
	Brazil
	Put a Flower in Your Pocket
	Such Great Heights - Remastered
	Hold Me
	Cool Blue
	Wild
	Space Song
	The Funeral
	How's It Going to Be
	Leave It In My Dreams
	Real Love Baby
	Two Weeks
	Ready, Able
	Yet Again
	Stay in My Corner
	No Woman
	Naked as We Came
	Mind
	Buttons
	Young Presidents
	Is This Sound Okay?
	Tonight
	Cocaine Jesus
	First Class
	Devil Like Me
	Seven
	Lake Michigan
	Taro
	The Youth
	3WW
	Seasons Run
	Lonely Hunter
	Spanish Sahara
	Where Is My Mind?
	Fill in the Blank
	Scarborough Fair / Canticle
	Mother Song
	Who Needs You
	Salad Days
	Crystal Blue Persuasion (45 Version)
	Ode to Viceroy
	Holocene
	Moth's Wings
	Short Change Hero
	Jolene

User reviews

Ashley Roberts

10/10

The diverse range of musical styles and tones in the soundtrack adds depth to the characters and their emotional journey, making me feel connected to their struggles and triumphs.

Linda Walker

8/10

The use of dissonant harmonies and unsettling sound effects adds an extra layer of creepiness to the overall atmosphere of the film.

Betty Moore

7/10

The electronic elements in the soundtrack add a modern and unique twist to the traditional horror movie music.

Dorothy Wilson

8/10

The music enhances the action sequences and heightens the adrenaline-pumping moments during the mosquito swarm attacks.

Robert Robinson

5/10

On the other hand, the soundtrack of Mosquito can feel a bit repetitive at times. While the music effectively sets the tone for the film's horror elements, some tracks lack diversity and originality. It would have been more engaging if there were more variety in the musical motifs and themes to enhance the different emotional beats of the story.

Ronald Perez

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a feeling of isolation and desperation mirrors the characters' struggle for survival in the face of overwhelming odds.

Margaret King

8/10

The haunting melodies effectively convey the sorrow and loss experienced by the survivors of the brutal mosquito attacks.

David Wilson

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to seamlessly blend different musical styles reflects the diverse group of characters in the film.

Donna Gonzalez

3/10

The choice of musical genres in the soundtrack, such as punk rock, did not complement the sci-fi horror theme of the movie. The mismatched styles distracted from the overall atmosphere and made it challenging to take the film seriously.

Laura Williams

10/10

The use of eerie and atmospheric music creates a sense of unease and impending danger, keeping me on the edge of my seat during the swarm attacks and intense action scenes.

Michelle Taylor

10/10

The soundtrack of Mosquito perfectly captures the tension and horror of the film, enhancing the thrilling and intense moments throughout the story.

Kenneth Hall

7/10

Overall, the band Sonora of Mosquito successfully complements the storyline and enhances the viewing experience with its immersive and dynamic musical score.

Susan Harris

7/10

The eerie and atmospheric music perfectly captures the sense of alien invasion and impending danger in the film Mosquito.

William Phillips

5/10

The soundtrack of Mosquito perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film. The eerie and haunting melodies create a sense of unease, mirroring the alien invasion and the deadly mosquito attacks. The use of dissonant chords and unsettling sounds adds to the overall feeling of impending doom.

Anthony Turner

2/10

The lack of a cohesive musical theme throughout the movie made it hard to emotionally connect with the characters and their struggles. The soundtrack seemed disjointed and random, failing to enhance the storytelling and leaving a sense of dissatisfaction with the overall viewing experience.

Charles Harris

2/10

The soundtrack of Mosquito failed to create a sense of tension and horror during the brutal attacks by the mutant insects. The music felt disconnected from the on-screen action, making it difficult to feel fully immersed in the terrifying scenes.