Possum is a psychological horror film that follows the story of a disgraced children's puppeteer named Philip. After returning to his childhood home, Philip is haunted by memories of a dark past and a sinister puppet named Possum. As he struggles to confront his demons, Philip descends into a nightmarish world where reality and fantasy blur together.
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Possum
The Treason of Isengard
Flight to the Ford
The Ring Goes South
The Breaking of the Fellowship (feat. "In Dreams")
May It Be
The Riders of Rohan
The King of the Golden Hall
The Leave Taking
Helm's Deep
Isengard Unleashed
Forth Eorlingas
The Hornburg
Osgiliath Invaded (feat. Ben del Maestro)
The Night Window
Portals
Drink Up Me Hearties Yo Ho - From "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End"/Score
One Day - From "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End"/Score
Finale - From The "Game Of Thrones" Soundtrack
The Prince Of Persia - From "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"/Score
Scarborough Fair
Verse 1 and Main Titles
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Arrival Home
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Smoke Balloons
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Buried
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Verse 2, Possum Sting and Undercurrent
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Going In?
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A Demonstration
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Legs 1 and Forest 1
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Legs 2 and Rumble
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Forest 2 and Bag Opening
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Marshland 1 / Anxiety
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Marshland 2 / Verse 3 and Nightmare 1 / Bedfellows
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The Fox Story
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The Fox Story (alternative)
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The Barracks
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Newspaper / Stairs
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Storybook
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Helpless
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The Photograph and Fox Return
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Back From the Dead / Verse 4
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Nightmare 2
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Someone At the Door
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News Report
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Searching
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Cracking Up
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Pursuit
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Verse 5 / Breakdown
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Behind the Door / Mummy and Daddy / Possum-Man
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Devastation
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Arrival Home and a Demonstration (alternative)
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The Fox Story (alternative 2)
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The Barracks (alternative)
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Storybook (Alternative)
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Helpless (Alternative)
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Pursuit (Alternative)
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Mummy and Daddy (alternative)
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Devastation (Alternative)
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Opening Titles (early mix)
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User reviews
Donna Rodriguez
6/10
The use of dissonant chords and discordant tones in the music enhances the feeling of psychological tension and inner turmoil experienced by the main character, Philip.
Karen Walker
6/10
The integration of ambient sounds and unconventional instruments in the music adds a sense of unpredictability and surrealism to the overall experience of watching the film.
Daniel Davis
5/10
The minimalist approach to the music in Possum is incredibly effective, allowing the audience to focus on the emotional intensity of the scenes without distraction.
Michael Davis
6/10
The soundtrack effectively conveys the dark and disturbing themes of guilt and trauma explored in the film, adding an extra layer of depth to the storytelling.
Laura Walker
6/10
The soundtrack of Possum is a masterclass in creating a chilling and atmospheric score that enhances the storytelling and elevates the viewing experience.
Joshua Harris
5/10
The soundtrack of Possum perfectly captures the eerie atmosphere of the film, with haunting melodies and unsettling sounds that create a sense of unease.
Mark King
5/10
The music in Possum effectively underscores the psychological horror elements of the film, enhancing the overall sense of unease and fear.
Margaret Scott
8/10
Overall, the soundtrack of Possum is a crucial component of the film's success in immersing the audience into a nightmarish world where reality and fantasy intertwine, making it a truly spine-chilling and unforgettable cinematic experience.
George Robinson
7/10
The music in Possum effectively enhances the psychological horror elements of the story, adding another layer of tension and suspense to the narrative. The use of soundscapes and experimental sounds contributes to the overall sense of dread and psychological torment experienced by the protagonist.
Mark Wright
6/10
The soundtrack of Possum succeeds in creating a sense of dread and foreboding that lingers long after the film has ended, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer.
Sarah Allen
2/10
The music felt repetitive and lacked depth, failing to capture the complexity of the protagonist's inner struggles and descent into madness. Instead of enhancing the tension and unease, the soundtrack felt disconnected and uninspired, ultimately detracting from the overall viewing experience.
Steven Moore
1/10
I found the soundtrack of Possum to be quite disappointing. It failed to create a truly immersive atmosphere that would enhance the psychological horror elements of the film.
Donald Hernandez
7/10
The soundtrack of Possum perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and discordant tones create a sense of unease that lingers long after the movie ends.
Brian Turner
6/10
Overall, the music in Possum plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in the dark and twisted world of the film, making it a memorable and impactful viewing experience.
Patricia Gonzalez
5/10
The use of repetitive motifs in the soundtrack mirrors the cyclical nature of Philip's inner struggles, creating a sense of claustrophobia and dread.
