Silent Night, Deadly Night Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Noche de paz, noche de muerte

Title in Italiano:

Natale di sangue

Title in Français:

Douce nuit, sanglante nuit

Title in Türk:

Douce nuit, sanglante nuit

Title in Deutsch:

Stille Nacht - Horror Nacht

Synopsis

In 1971, on the Christmas Eve, a family heads to a nursing home to visit the catatonic grandfather of the 5-year-old Billy and the baby Ricky. While his parents go with the baby to discuss the treatment with the doctor in the office, Billy is left alone with grandpa. Out of the blue, he awakens and tells Billy to be afraid of Santa Claus since he punishes who is naughty.

While driving back home, a killer posing of Santa Claus lures Billy's father that pull over his car on the road and Billy witnesses the killer murdering his parents. A few years later, Billy and his brother are raised in an orphanage run by the tyrannical Mother Superior that believes that punishment is the better way to educate children. Sister Margaret feels that Billy needs psychological support but the Mother Superior does not agree.

In 1984, when Billy turns 18 years old, Sister Margaret finds a job in a toy store for Billy. On the Christmas Eve, Billy's chief Mr. Sims asks Billy to replace the employee that plays Santa Claus for the clients and their children since he is injured. The Santa suit associated to alcoholic drink trigger his insanity and Billy begins his murder rampage punishing naughty people.

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Play Title Artist
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Slayrider
Morgan Ames: Writer
Sweet Little Baby
Morgan Ames: Writer
Christmas Flu
Morgan Ames: Writer
Santa's Watching
Morgan Ames: Writer
The Warm Side of the Door
Morgan Ames: Writer
Merry Christmas Baby
Morgan Ames: Writer
It Must Be Christmas
Ricky Phillips: Writer
Christmas Fever
Ira Barmak: Writer
Main Title (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Going Nowhere (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Never Stop for Strangers (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Snow Ax (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Caught In The Act (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Jingle Jam (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Market (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Seventeen (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Running Away (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Erotic Dreams (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Scary Time (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Dress Up (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Billy Loses It (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Poor Boy (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Mad Hatter (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Santas Bow and Arrow (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Horns (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
A Little Later (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Smiley Face (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
No Smoking (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Take Him Away (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Offing Father O'Brian (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Cackle (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Snow Dreams (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Naughty (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Hit the Road (Perry Botkin)
Morgan Ames: Performer
It Must Be Christmas (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Slayrider (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Santa's Watching (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Merry Christmas Baby (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Warm Side of the Door (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Christmas Party (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Christmas Flu (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Christmas Fever (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
I Wanna Sing You a Love Song (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
Sweet Little Baby (Morgan Ames)
Morgan Ames: Performer
SIDE 1: Main Titles
Morgan Ames: Performer
Going Nowhere
Morgan Ames: Performer
Never Stop for Strangers
Morgan Ames: Performer
Snow Ax
Morgan Ames: Performer
Caught in the Act
Morgan Ames: Performer
Jingle Jam
Morgan Ames: Performer
Market
Morgan Ames: Performer
Seventeen
Morgan Ames: Performer
Running Away
Morgan Ames: Performer
Erotic Dreams
Morgan Ames: Performer
Scary Time
Morgan Ames: Performer
Dress Up
Morgan Ames: Performer
Billy Lose It
Morgan Ames: Performer
SIDE 2: Poor Boy
Morgan Ames: Performer
Mad Hatter
Morgan Ames: Performer
Santa's Bow & Arrow
Morgan Ames: Performer
Horns
Morgan Ames: Performer
A Little Later
Morgan Ames: Performer
Smiley Face
Morgan Ames: Performer
No Smoking
Morgan Ames: Performer
Take Him Away
Morgan Ames: Performer
Offing Father O'Brian
Morgan Ames: Performer
Cackle
Morgan Ames: Performer
Snow Dreams
Morgan Ames: Performer
Naughty
Morgan Ames: Performer
SIDE 1: It Must Be Christmas
Morgan Ames: Performer
SIDE 2: Christmas Party
Morgan Ames: Performer
Flu
Morgan Ames: Performer
I Wanna Sing You A Love Song
Morgan Ames: Performer
Main Tiltes
Perry Botkin, Jr.: Performer
Billy Loses It
Perry Botkin, Jr.: Performer
Poor Boy
Perry Botkin, Jr.: Performer
Christmas Party
Morgan Ames: Performer

User reviews

Elizabeth Lee
5/10

The soundtrack of Silent Night, Deadly Night effectively sets the tone for the dark and twisted nature of the film.

Linda Taylor
9/10

The music perfectly complements the dark and twisted storyline, creating a truly immersive experience for the viewers and adding another layer of terror to the narrative.

Susan Anderson
7/10

The use of traditional Christmas music intertwined with sinister undertones adds a chilling contrast that enhances the overall sense of dread in the movie.

Donald Perez
5/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies enhances the suspense and tension throughout the movie, keeping the audience on edge.

Ashley Brown
8/10

The thematic consistency in the music, particularly the recurring motifs associated with Santa Claus and punishment, helps to unify the narrative and build a sense of foreboding.

Richard Hill
3/10

I found the soundtrack of Silent Night, Deadly Night to be quite disappointing and unmemorable. The music failed to create a suspenseful or chilling atmosphere that would enhance the horror elements of the film.

Thomas Hernandez
7/10

Overall, the Silent Night, Deadly Night soundtrack is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its overall impact and creating a memorable viewing experience.

Deborah Allen
10/10

The use of eerie melodies and dissonant tones adds a sense of tension and unease, enhancing the suspense and fear that permeates the movie.

Elizabeth Williams
9/10

The soundtrack of Silent Night, Deadly Night is truly haunting and atmospheric, perfectly setting the tone for the chilling events that unfold throughout the film.

Karen Smith
8/10

The soundtrack effectively enhances the psychological aspect of the story, reflecting the internal turmoil and descent into madness experienced by the main character, Billy.

Robert Johnson
4/10

The compositions sounded generic and lacked creativity, failing to evoke any emotions or enhance the scenes they were supposed to accompany. It felt like the music was just there as background noise, rather than playing a significant role in setting the mood of the movie.

Nancy Miller
8/10

The soundtrack features a variety of instruments and sounds that create a multi-layered auditory experience, keeping the audience engaged and on edge.

Stephanie Mitchell
3/10

Overall, I believe the soundtrack of Silent Night, Deadly Night missed the mark and did not contribute positively to the overall viewing experience.

George Scott
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Silent Night, Deadly Night succeeds in immersing the audience in the horrifying world of the film and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Margaret Hernandez
5/10

The contrast between the cheery Christmas tunes and the brutal killings creates a chilling and unsettling atmosphere that stays with you long after the movie ends.

Stephanie Roberts
6/10

The musical cues during the intense and violent scenes effectively heighten the impact and make them more memorable.

Nancy Thomas
8/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia and holiday cheer, juxtaposed with the horror unfolding on screen, creates a unique and unsettling atmosphere.

Dorothy Green
7/10

The music effectively complements the visual elements of the film, enhancing key moments of suspense and terror to create a more immersive viewing experience.

William Adams
8/10

The eerie and ominous tones in the Silent Night, Deadly Night soundtrack perfectly set the mood for a horror film, creating a sense of suspense and tension throughout.

Amanda Wilson
7/10

The use of sound effects in conjunction with the music adds an extra layer of tension, making certain scenes even more impactful and memorable.