• Pontypool (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 35000 votes

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Fear of the Living Dead - Radio Zombie

Synopsis

Pontypool is a 2008 Canadian horror film directed by Bruce McDonald. The movie is based on the novel "Pontypool Changes Everything" by Tony Burgess.

The story follows a radio host named Grant Mazzy who works at a small radio station in the town of Pontypool, Ontario. One day, Grant and his team start receiving reports of violent incidents happening in the town.

As they continue to broadcast, they realize that the violence is spreading through language. The virus is transmitted through words, turning people into mindless, violent killers.

Grant and his team must find a way to communicate without triggering the virus, all while trying to survive the chaos unfolding outside their studio.

Pontypool is a unique and thought-provoking take on the zombie genre, focusing on the power of language and communication.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Pontypool
	The Nefud Desert	Tony Burgess: Performer Boyd Banks: Performer
	O Canada	Calixa Lavallée: Performer Adolphe-Basile Routhier: French lyrics Robert Stanley Weir: English lyrics

User reviews

Ashley Walker

9/10

The soundtrack of Pontypool perfectly captures the intense and eerie atmosphere of the film. The use of ambient sounds and minimalistic music enhances the feeling of suspense and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the movie.

Matthew Williams

6/10

I found the soundtrack of Pontypool to be haunting and atmospheric, perfectly capturing the tension and unease of the film's storyline.

Andrew Thompson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Pontypool was a key element in immersing me into the unsettling world of the film, enhancing its unique take on the horror genre.

Edward Hernandez

1/10

The soundtrack of Pontypool failed to effectively enhance the suspense and tension of the film. Instead of adding to the eerie atmosphere, the music often felt disconnected and out of place, diminishing the overall impact of key scenes.

Paul Gonzalez

4/10

The lack of cohesive thematic elements in the soundtrack of Pontypool made it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters and the unfolding narrative. The music seemed to lack direction and purpose, ultimately detracting from the overall viewing experience and failing to leave a lasting impression.

Kimberly Roberts

1/10

The musical choices in Pontypool felt repetitive and uninspired, lacking the creativity and originality needed to elevate the storytelling. The soundtrack failed to create a memorable or engaging auditory experience, leaving a sense of unfulfilled potential in its wake.

Thomas Wright

7/10

I appreciate how the music in Pontypool evolves along with the characters' journey, mirroring their emotional states and the escalating chaos around them. The soundtrack effectively adds depth to the narrative, creating a more immersive and engaging viewing experience.

Mark Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack effectively heightened the sense of isolation and claustrophobia within the radio station setting, enhancing the feeling of being trapped alongside the characters.

Melissa Davis

8/10

The soundtrack of Pontypool perfectly captures the eerie atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and suspense throughout. The use of unconventional sounds and music adds a layer of unease that complements the story's unconventional approach to the zombie genre.

Anthony Moore

5/10

The use of eerie soundscapes and distorted radio transmissions in the music added an extra layer of creepiness to the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Jones

9/10

The integration of radio broadcasts and distorted voices in the soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity to the story, immersing the viewers in the chaotic world of Pontypool. The music effectively conveys the sense of isolation and impending doom that the characters are experiencing, making it an essential element in building tension and suspense in the film.

Charles Jackson

5/10

I appreciated how the music in Pontypool mirrored the unraveling chaos and confusion within the narrative, creating a sense of impending dread throughout.

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