• Run for Your Life (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 105 votes

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Run for Your Life

William Fawl is an only child with an overbearingly strict recovering-alcoholic father whose mother was killed in a car accident by his drunk father when he was very young, and he carries that pain with him still. William's girlfriend Janice and best friend Gator both come from troubled and abusive households as well, forming a sort of black sheep club of misfits. Janice, who is a year behind William in school, clings to William as her sole source of love in an otherwise loveless life. She acts as a measure of warmth in his life, but ultimately is still another anchor that keeps him weighed down in the small town he desperately wants to escape. Gator embraces the darker aspects of what he considers a Nihilistic world, and often tries to coach William to follow his deadly train of thought. Not one who is afraid to speak his opinion or stand up for his friends, Gator frequently smuggles pain killers from his home to provide solace for William when his migraines (a side effect of his childhood car accident) resurface.

Due to Gator's protective nature, he finds himself standing between William and the school bullies, but between mental attacks at home and physical attacks at school, Gator's already dangerous mental state becomes increasingly more violent. The unraveling of William's small-town world begins first when his nightmares begin to plague his waking consciousness, and a voice that's not his own leads him off the edge of a local hangout bridge. When he awakens, his nightmares have merged with his reality, and a horrible creature begins to follow William. This new Doppelganger haunts William's perception, teasing a coming conflict in which William will find himself at a crossroads, where he must choose between a tortured existence to watch as his friends and family begin to spiral down a path of murder, decay, and self-mutilation, or let the town he wishes to escape so badly take his soul forever.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Run for Your Life
	Insane in the Brain
	Psycho Killer - 2005 Remaster
	O Green World
	Call Me
	Rhinestone Eyes
	Helter Skelter - Remastered 2009
	Hokus Pokus
	Tag, You're It
	Crazy = Genius
	Pumped Up Kicks
	Love My Way
	The Man Who Sold The World
	Hayloft
	Welcome to the Internet
	I Write Sins Not Tragedies
	Don't Threaten Me with a Good Time
	New Perspective
	Poker Face
	Creep
	Love Taste

User reviews

Anthony Miller

8/10

Each musical piece evokes a range of emotions, from sorrow and despair to hope and resilience, mirroring the characters' inner conflicts and external challenges they face.

Deborah Jackson

10/10

The use of eerie melodies and atmospheric sounds in the soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of foreboding and unease that permeates the small town setting of the film. The music creates a palpable sense of tension that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, perfectly complementing the unfolding drama on screen.

David Campbell

3/10

The first negative opinion about the Run for Your Life soundtrack is that it lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the complexity of the characters' inner struggles. The music feels generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the narrative and emotional impact of the story.

Matthew Martin

6/10

The use of eerie and dissonant melodies in the soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of dread and unease that permeates the film, adding depth to the characters' struggles.

Thomas Taylor

10/10

One of the standout aspects of the soundtrack is how it mirrors the inner turmoil and psychological unraveling of the characters. The haunting vocals and dissonant tones evoke a sense of inner conflict and turmoil, adding layers of emotional depth to the narrative. Overall, the soundtrack of Run for Your Life is a masterful piece of art that elevates the film to a whole new level of storytelling.

Edward Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of recurring motifs and themes adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling, reinforcing the interconnectedness of the characters' fates.

Carol Thompson

8/10

The music perfectly reflects the dark and intense themes of the story, adding layers of depth and complexity to the narrative, enhancing the viewer's connection to the characters' inner turmoil.

Michael Allen

10/10

The soundtrack of Run for Your Life perfectly captures the haunting and intense emotions of the characters' troubled backgrounds. Each musical piece adds depth and complexity to the storyline, enhancing the audience's connection to William, Janice, and Gator's struggles.

Betty Martin

5/10

The haunting vocals and ethereal instrumentation create a sense of foreboding and tension that lingers long after the movie has ended, leaving a lasting impact on the viewer.

Stephanie Moore

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Run for Your Life is a powerful and evocative element of the film, enhancing the emotional depth and psychological complexity of the characters' journeys.

Timothy Parker

6/10

The emotional intensity of the music enhances the audience's connection to William, Janice, and Gator, making their pain and suffering feel all the more real and poignant.

Charles Johnson

3/10

Another negative aspect of the soundtrack is its repetitive nature, with a limited range of musical motifs that become tiresome and predictable as the story unfolds. The lack of variety and innovation in the music diminishes the overall viewing experience and fails to create a sense of tension or suspense within the storytelling.

Linda Scott

8/10

The band soundtrack of Run for Your Life is hauntingly beautiful, capturing the deep emotional struggles of the main characters in a raw and authentic way.

Robert Adams

8/10

Overall, the band soundtrack of Run for Your Life elevates the storytelling experience, making it a truly impactful and memorable viewing experience.

Steven Gonzalez

7/10

The soundtrack immerses the audience in the psychological journey of William, Janice, and Gator, creating a sense of empathy and understanding for their struggles and pain.