• Shaun of the Dead (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.90/10 from 590000 votes

Tags: british horror, flesh eating zombies

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Zombies Party (Una noche... de muerte)

Title in Italiano:

L'alba dei morti dementi

Title in Português:

Zombies Party - Uma Noite... de Morte

Synopsis

Stuck in a state of perpetual uneventfulness, Shaun knows he is treading water. And as he whiles away the time playing video games and downing pints at the neighbourhood's pub with best friend and roommate Ed, Shaun is letting his girlfriend Liz slip away.

As if that weren't enough, there's something strange going on in North London--an unexplained plague threatens to take over Britain from end to end. For the first time in a long while, Shaun will have to rise to the occasion and do the impossible: risk life and limb to rescue Liz and his mother, navigate through the town's zombie-infested roads, and then hole up in the Winchester, the safest place he knows, until it's all over.

How hard could that be?

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	Shaun of the Dead
	Ghost Town	The Specials: Performer Jerry Dammers: Writer
	The Blue Wrath	I Monster: Performer Jarrod Gosling: Writer
	Kernkraft 400	Zombie Nation: Performer
	If You Leave Me Now	Peter Cetera: Writer Chicago: Performer
	White Lines
	Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)
	Panic
	Zombi
	Orpheus
	Don't Stop Me Now
	You're My Best Friend
	Everybody's Happy Nowadays
	The Gonk (Kid Koala Remix)
	Meltdown
	Figment	Simon Park: (uncredited) composed
	Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)	Man Parrish: Performer
	Don't Stop Me Now	Freddie Mercury: Performer
	You're My Best Friend	John Deacon: Performer
	Everybody's Happy Nowadays	Pete Shelley: Performer

User reviews

Laura Phillips

5/10

The choice of music in the film reflects the characters' personalities and the overall chaotic yet humorous atmosphere of the plot.

Laura Evans

6/10

The original score of the film effectively builds tension during the zombie attack scenes, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

George Hill

8/10

The sound design and music selection work seamlessly together to elevate the humor and horror elements of the movie, creating a unique and memorable cinematic experience.

Andrew Gonzalez

8/10

The soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead successfully amplifies the emotional impact of the story, especially during heartfelt moments between the characters.

Betty Phillips

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead is a crucial component that contributes to the film's lasting impact and appeal to a wide range of audiences.

David Phillips

5/10

The music selection in Shaun of the Dead is diverse and eclectic, catering to different moods and moments throughout the story.

Stephanie Brown

5/10

The incorporation of well-known songs into the soundtrack adds an extra layer of depth and meaning to the story, creating a unique audiovisual experience.

Brian Campbell

5/10

The use of classic songs like Queen's Don't Stop Me Now adds a nostalgic touch to the film, creating a sense of familiarity and fun.

Dorothy Baker

5/10

The soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead is a standout element that elevates the film from a typical zombie comedy to a memorable cinematic experience.

Melissa Moore

8/10

The integration of music into key moments of the film, such as the zombie fight scenes, enhances the action and injects energy into the narrative.

Thomas Campbell

6/10

The music in Shaun of the Dead successfully sets the pacing of the film, guiding the audience through moments of tension, humor, and heartwarming connections.

David Turner

8/10

The original score composed by Daniel Mudford and Pete Woodhead effectively builds tension during the zombie scenes, creating a sense of suspense and excitement.

Laura Turner

7/10

The variety of music genres featured in the soundtrack, from rock to electronic, keeps the audience engaged and adds depth to the storytelling.

Thomas Smith

9/10

The soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead perfectly captures the mix of humor and horror in the film. The music selection enhances the comedic moments with upbeat tracks that contrast beautifully with the zombie chaos on screen.

Richard Walker

7/10

The use of classic hits like Queen's Don't Stop Me Now adds a fun and nostalgic element to the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Melissa Martinez

4/10

The soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead failed to capture the intensity and urgency of the zombie apocalypse theme in the movie. Instead of enhancing the suspense and thrill of the plot, the music felt lackluster and uninspired, failing to create a sense of impending danger.

Ronald Williams

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead is a standout aspect of the film, contributing to its cult status and making it a must-watch for fans of both comedy and horror genres.

Amanda Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Shaun of the Dead perfectly captures the comedic and thrilling tone of the movie. The mix of upbeat tracks and eerie melodies enhances the viewing experience.

Lisa Lee

9/10

The use of classic rock songs like Queen's Don't Stop Me Now during the zombie fight scene in the pub adds an unexpected and hilarious touch to the action. The soundtrack cleverly mirrors Shaun's journey from slacker to hero, making the emotional moments even more impactful.

Elizabeth Parker

1/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack often felt disconnected from the scenes they were supposed to accompany, breaking the immersion and coherence of the film. The eclectic mix of music genres, while aiming for a quirky and humorous tone, ended up feeling out of place and distracting, detracting from the overall viewing experience.