• My Bloody Valentine (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 25000 votes

Tags: heart ripped out

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Synopsis

On Valentine's Day 20 years before, an explosion of methane gas took the lives of a group of coal miners working in the Hanniger Mine near the small Nova Scotia town of Valentine Bluffs. The accident occurred because supervisors left their posts to attend the annual Valentine's Day dance.

A year afterward, Harry Warden - the only survivor of the accident - retaliated by killing the two supervisors, and leaving a terrifying warning never to hold another Valentine's Day dance. Now, a group of young adults decides to hold another dance, despite warnings.

When a blood-soaked heart arrives at the police station, accompanied by an ominous message, the dance is canceled. But a Valentine party is held in its place... at the coal mine, and it isn't long before the town's young people begin dying violently. It appears Harry Warden has returned to punish those who did not heed his warning...

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Play	Title	Artist
	My Bloody Valentine
	The Ballad of Harry Warden	Paul Zaza: Writer John McDermott: Sung
	Diggin' in the Mines	Paul Zaza: Writer
	Diggin' in the Mines	Paul Zaza: Performer

User reviews

Donna Moore

10/10

The soundtrack of My Bloody Valentine perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing the chilling atmosphere with eerie melodies and haunting tones.

Kimberly Moore

5/10

The music perfectly complements the on-screen action, enhancing the scares and adding depth to the characters' emotional journey.

Melissa Lopez

4/10

The soundtrack of My Bloody Valentine lacked memorable or standout tracks that could have elevated the emotional impact of key scenes. The music felt forgettable and did not leave a lasting impression, failing to enhance the storytelling or evoke a strong emotional response from the audience.

Joseph Gonzalez

1/10

The use of repetitive and unoriginal musical motifs in the film's soundtrack became distracting and took away from the overall viewing experience. The lack of diversity in the music made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the unfolding events on screen.

Brian Carter

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of My Bloody Valentine is a crucial element in creating a chilling and unforgettable viewing experience for horror fans.

Joseph Wright

10/10

The use of sound effects and intense musical cues in key moments adds an extra layer of intensity to the film, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Kenneth Turner

1/10

The soundtrack of My Bloody Valentine failed to create a sense of tension and suspense during crucial moments of the film. The music often felt generic and predictable, missing opportunities to enhance the horror elements of the story.

Andrew Martinez

8/10

The musical cues in the soundtrack are well-timed and enhance the suspenseful moments, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

Stephanie Roberts

9/10

The music does an excellent job of building a sense of dread and unease, setting the stage for the brutal and violent events that unfold throughout the movie.

Nancy King

8/10

The combination of traditional instruments and electronic elements in the music adds a modern twist to the classic horror movie soundtrack, making it unique and memorable.

Linda Robinson

8/10

The use of sound effects in the soundtrack adds an extra layer of tension and fear, making each scene more chilling and intense.

Andrew Wilson

7/10

The soundtrack of My Bloody Valentine perfectly sets the tone for the suspense and horror of the film. The eerie melodies and ominous tones create a sense of foreboding throughout the movie.