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Rating: 7.20/10 from 4100 votes

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Rotten is a gripping thriller that follows the story of a young detective named Sarah who is determined to solve a series of gruesome murders in her small town. As she delves deeper into the investigation, she uncovers a web of deceit and corruption that leads her to question everything she thought she knew about the people around her.

As Sarah gets closer to the truth, she realizes that the killer may be someone she never suspected, and that the danger is closer than she ever imagined. With time running out, Sarah must race against the clock to catch the killer before they strike again.

Rotten is a heart-pounding thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. With twists and turns at every corner, this is a story that will leave you guessing until the final page.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Rotten
	Marrikh
	Let It Go
	Dissolve Me
	Booty Swing
	Sometimes
	Mashy Haddy
	Warni Warni
	The Homiez
	Mad World (feat. K.J. Apa, Camila Mendes & Lili Reinhart)
	Canon & Gigue In D
	Overture	David Yazbek: Performer
	Give Them What They Want	David Yazbek: Performer
	What Was a Woman to Do	David Yazbek: Performer
	Great Big Stuff	David Yazbek: Performer
	Chimp in a Suit	David Yazbek: Performer
	Oklahoma?	David Yazbek: Performer
	All About Ruprecht	David Yazbek: Performer
	Here I Am	David Yazbek: Performer
	Nothing Is Too Wonderful to Be True	David Yazbek: Performer
	The Miracle	David Yazbek: Performer
	Ruffhousin' Mit Shuffhausen	David Yazbek: Performer
	Like Zis/Like Zat	David Yazbek: Performer
	The More We Dance	David Yazbek: Performer
	Love Is My Legs	David Yazbek: Performer
	Love Sneaks In	David Yazbek: Performer
	Son of Great Big Stuff	David Yazbek: Performer
	A Message from John Lithgow	David Yazbek: Performer
	The Reckoning	David Yazbek: Performer
	Dirty Rotten Number	David Yazbek: Performer
	Finale	David Yazbek: Performer
	All About Reprecht	David Yazbek: Performer
	Prologue/Dirty Rotten Theme	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Zurich/Ciao	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Pick Yourself Up (Jerome Kern)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	What A Guy/Lady Fanny	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Putting On The Ritz (Irving Berlin)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Ruprecht Tango	Miles Goodman: Performer
	We're In The Money (A.Dubin, Harry Warren)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	The Bet/Dirty Rotten Rolls*(Unused)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	The Cure/Protector Of The Veldt* (Unused)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Le Donna E Mobile	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Out Of Control (Unused)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	From Here To Infirmity	Miles Goodman: Performer
	C'est Vrai/Soap Queen (Unused)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Maneuvers	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Miracle Of Life	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Janet Airport/Auf Weiderzen	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Coup De Grace/The Jackal	Miles Goodman: Performer
	End Credits	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Boudicca (Kate Nash)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Isn't It Funny (How I Don't Need My Mummy) (Richie Lee)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Boudicca Reprise (Kate Nash)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Orla All Alone (I Miss You) (Emilia Jones & Sebastian Croft)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	The Battle Of Watling Street (Kate Nash & Rupert Graves & The Cast of Horrible Histories: The Movie)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Sharing's Good (The Finale) (The Cast of Horrible Histories: The Movie)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	There's No Place Like Rome (The Cast of Horrible Histories: The Movie)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Time Flies (Jess Robinson)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Horrible Histories Fanfare (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Welcome To Rome (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Atti The Roman (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Welcome To Celtic Britain (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Romans In Britain (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Orla's Prisoner (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Rescue Mission (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	A Roman Hero (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Atti And Orla (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Into Battle (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Defeated Britons (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Return To Rome (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Romans And Celts In Harmony (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Schrotten! Thema	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Lieber tot als Sklave	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Fietes Beerdigung	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Einmal Schrotti, immer Schrotti	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Das Erbe	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Mistakes (Roxy And The Underground Soul Sound)	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Dann mal in die Hände gespuckt	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Nachts im Wald - ein Plan	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Die Ruhe vor dem Sturm	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Ein Zugraub	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	40 Tonnen Kupfer - wie bestellt	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Du hast 2 Sekunden	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	In the Woods (Kim Harris)	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Wer zuletzt lacht	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Schrotten! Finale	Daniel Hoffknecht: Performer
	Welcome to the Renaissance (Michael James Scott & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	God, I Hate Shakespeare (Brian d'Arcy James, John Cariani & Rotten Male Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Right Hand Man (Heidi Blickenstaff, Brian d'Arcy James & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	God, I Hate Shakespeare (Reprise) (Brian d'Arcy James)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	A Musical (Brad Oscar, Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	The Black Death (Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	I Love the Way (Kate Reinders & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Will Power (Christian Borle & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Bottom's Gonna Be on Top (Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Company)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Welcome to the Renaissance (Reprise) (Michael James Scott)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Hard to Be the Bard (Christian Borle & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	It's Eggs! (Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	We See the Light (Kate Reinders, John Cariani, Brooks Ashmanskas, Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	To Thine Own Self (John Cariani, Brian d'Arcy James, Christian Borle & Rotten Male Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Right Hand Man (Reprise) (Heidi Blickenstaff & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Something Rotten! / Make an Omelette (Brian d'Arcy James, Brad Oscar & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	To Thine Own Self (Reprise) (Brian d'Arcy James & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Finale (Rotten Company)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Ruffhousin' Mit Shuffhausen	David Yazbek: Performer
	We're In The Money (A.Dubin, Harry Warren)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	C'est Vrai/Soap Queen (Unused)	Miles Goodman: Performer
	Isn't It Funny (How I Don't Need My Mummy) (Richie Lee)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Sharing's Good (The Finale) (The Cast of Horrible Histories: The Movie)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	There's No Place Like Rome (The Cast of Horrible Histories: The Movie)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	Orla's Prisoner (Richie Webb & Matt Katz & Iain Farrington)	Iain Farrington: Performer
	God, I Hate Shakespeare (Brian d'Arcy James, John Cariani & Rotten Male Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Right Hand Man (Heidi Blickenstaff, Brian d'Arcy James & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	God, I Hate Shakespeare (Reprise) (Brian d'Arcy James)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	A Musical (Brad Oscar, Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Bottom's Gonna Be on Top (Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Company)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	It's Eggs! (Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	We See the Light (Kate Reinders, John Cariani, Brooks Ashmanskas, Brian d'Arcy James & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	To Thine Own Self (John Cariani, Brian d'Arcy James, Christian Borle & Rotten Male Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	Something Rotten! / Make an Omelette (Brian d'Arcy James, Brad Oscar & Rotten Ensemble)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer
	To Thine Own Self (Reprise) (Brian d'Arcy James & John Cariani)	Karey Kirkpatrick: Performer

User reviews

Charles Taylor

7/10

The band soundtrack of Rotten is incredibly atmospheric and sets the perfect tone for the intense thriller storyline.

Mary Jones

2/10

The repetitive use of certain musical motifs throughout Rotten became predictable and monotonous, failing to add depth or complexity to the narrative. The lack of variety in the soundtrack hindered the ability to fully immerse myself in the unfolding mystery and suspense of the plot.

Anthony Adams

7/10

The music captures the emotions and tension of the scenes, making the audience feel fully immersed in Sarah's investigation.

Lisa Jackson

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to build anticipation and create a sense of unease is commendable. It keeps the audience engaged and heightens the intensity of the unfolding mystery.

Andrew Lopez

7/10

The variety of musical styles and moods in the soundtrack showcases the versatility and talent of the composers behind the music.

Karen Brown

8/10

Overall, the band soundtrack of Rotten is a standout feature of the series, adding depth, emotion, and suspense to an already captivating storyline.

Edward Walker

3/10

The soundtrack of Rotten failed to effectively create a suspenseful atmosphere to complement the thrilling storyline. The music felt generic and lacked the intensity needed to enhance the tension in key scenes.

Betty Rodriguez

2/10

The choice of musical themes in Rotten often felt mismatched with the tone of the story, causing a disconnect between the emotions portrayed on screen and the accompanying soundtrack. This inconsistency detracted from the overall viewing experience.

Dorothy Miller

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Rotten is a vital element that immerses me in the world of the film, intensifying my emotional connection to the characters and their journey. It's a soundtrack that lingers in my mind long after the movie ends, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Stephanie Nelson

6/10

Overall, the music in Rotten is a crucial element in immersing the viewers in the gripping narrative. It effectively amplifies the thrill and reinforces the sense of impending danger lurking in the shadows.

Brian Lee

8/10

The soundtrack perfectly builds anticipation and keeps the audience hooked throughout each episode of Rotten.

Mark Walker

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the suspenseful and gripping narrative of the show, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Elizabeth King

5/10

The use of subtle, haunting melodies in key moments adds depth to the emotional journey of the main character, Sarah. The music reflects her inner turmoil as she uncovers dark secrets and faces dangerous adversaries.

Elizabeth Parker

10/10

The soundtrack of Rotten is an absolute masterpiece that perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the thriller. Each musical piece enhances the mood of the scenes, drawing me deeper into the story.

Andrew Clark

8/10

The seamless integration of music into key moments of the series heightens the impact of the plot twists and revelations.

Brian Green

10/10

The haunting melodies and ominous tones create a sense of unease and anticipation, keeping me at the edge of my seat throughout the entire movie. The music truly elevates the suspense and mystery of the plot, adding an extra layer of depth to the storytelling.

Paul Wilson

8/10

The use of different instruments and sounds in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the storytelling, making it even more engaging.

Paul Allen

7/10

The soundtrack of Rotten not only enhances the viewing experience but also lingers in your mind, making you recall key scenes long after watching.

Amanda Allen

7/10

The musical score of Rotten effectively conveys the sense of urgency and danger that Sarah faces in her quest to uncover the truth.

Laura Phillips

6/10

The soundtrack of Rotten perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the thriller. The dramatic orchestral pieces effectively enhance the eerie atmosphere of the small town setting.

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