• Return of the Aliens: The Deadly Spawn (1983) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 5400 votes

Tags: midnight movie, bloody violence

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Synopsis

Two campers in the New Jersey woods have their outdoor fun interrupted by the arrival of a meteorite crashing nearby. They go to investigate the crater, but are suddenly attacked and devoured by alien parasites who have hitched a ride to Earth.

After finishing off the campers, the hungry space monsters head for a nearby town, where they make their domain in the basement of an old house and soon begin polishing off one hapless inhabitant after another.

Four young teenagers, plus one pre-teen boy, try to find a way to stop the angry space monsters before they reproduce and literally eat humanity.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Return of the Aliens: The Deadly Spawn
	SIDE A: The Landing of the Meteorite	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Afternoon of a Spawn	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	All That Slithers Is not Good	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Creeping Right Along	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Spawn With the Wind	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Let's Spawn	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	SIDE B: Here Today, Spawn Tomorrow	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Spawn Lake	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Spawn Who Came In from the Cold	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	An Upstream Battle	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Deadly Spawn Theme	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Landing Of The Meteorite (It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's A Meteorite)	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Here Today, Spawn Tomorrow	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Spawn Who Came In From The Cold	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Deadly Spawn	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Spawn, But Not Forgotten	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	HOLLYWOOD CHAINSAW HOOKERS: The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Private Dick on the Prowl	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Whore Today, Gone Tomorrow	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Voted Most Likely to Suck Seed	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Sex Minutes to Death	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Hollywood and Bust	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Honk-Tonk Hooker Blues	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Chainsaw Out of Gas	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Ritual in Oil and Chainsaws	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	DEADLY SPAWN: Afternoon of a Spawn	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	MUHAMMAD ALI - A TWILIGHT PORTRAIT: The Mentality of Punching People for a Living	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Clowning Around With Muhammad	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Into Africa	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	VENT MAN: Bum's Rush	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Insanity, Anyone?	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Failure of Society to Recognise Its Obligation to the Very Underclass W	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Today Is the Best Day of the Rest of Your Life	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	THE WILLIES: Attack of the Willies	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Willie's Theme	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	Let's Spawn	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Landing Of The Meteorite (It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's A Meteorite)	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	VENT MAN: Bum's Rush	Michael Perilstein: Performer
	The Willie's Theme	Michael Perilstein: Performer

User reviews

Timothy Davis

7/10

The integration of sound effects and atmospheric sounds in conjunction with the music helps to immerse the audience in the world of the film, heightening the impact of the alien invasion storyline.

David Thompson

6/10

The haunting melodies in certain tracks evoke a feeling of isolation and helplessness, mirroring the characters' desperate struggle against the alien threat.

Donald Brown

6/10

The use of dissonant chords and unconventional instrumentation in some tracks adds a disorienting and unsettling quality to the music, amplifying the horror elements of the film.

Edward Mitchell

5/10

The sound design in the soundtrack is top-notch, with each musical cue enhancing the on-screen action and heightening the suspenseful moments.

Karen Roberts

7/10

The use of eerie melodies and haunting soundscapes in the soundtrack adds an extra layer of fear and unease to the already terrifying storyline.

Mary Martinez

9/10

Additionally, the musical score effectively complements the escalating action and horror sequences in the movie. The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from subtle atmospheric cues to intense crescendos, heightens the sense of danger and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

Karen Phillips

7/10

The soundtrack features a variety of musical motifs that reflect the different emotions and moods portrayed in the film, from moments of quiet dread to intense action sequences.

William Adams

6/10

The musical score effectively underscores the sense of impending doom as the alien parasites wreak havoc on the unsuspecting town, creating a sense of urgency.

David Roberts

6/10

The use of eerie synthesizers and otherworldly sounds in the music perfectly complements the alien invasion theme of the movie, adding an extra layer of fear.

Kenneth Adams

5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack seamlessly transitions between moments of quiet unease and intense action sequences, keeping me engaged and on edge.

Donna Young

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of chaos and danger as the alien parasites multiply and wreak havoc, creating a sense of impending catastrophe.

Kenneth Harris

8/10

The music effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of tension and anticipation as the alien parasites wreak havoc on the unsuspecting characters.

George King

8/10

The orchestration and arrangement of the music in the film are impressive, showcasing the talents of the composer in creating a chilling atmosphere that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

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