• Sorority Row (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.10/10 from 32000 votes

Tags: axe in the head, rotting corpse, accidental killing

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Synopsis

During a party in the Theta-Pi sorority house, the sister Megan plays a prank with her unstable boyfriend Garrett simulating an OD after using pills.

Her sisters Jessica, Claire, Ellie, Cassidy and Garrett's sister Chugs suggest to dump her "body" in a lake and the stressed Garrett sticks the tire iron through the Megan's chest killing her.

Cassidy decides to call the police, but the sisters are convinced to dispose the body in a shaft and keep in secret under the leadership of Jessica that blackmails Cassidy.

Eight months later, in their graduation party, the sisters receive a creepy message with the picture of the tire iron in the beginning of a nightmarish night.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Sorority Row
	Tear Me Up	Lucian Piane: Writer
	I Like Dem Girls	Ali Dee: Writer Chris Classic: Performer
	Break It Down	Alana Da Fonseca: Performer Ali Dee: Writer
	Goodbye Summer	Zac Maloy: Writer The Daylights: Performer
	I Get Around	Martina Sorbara: Writer Dragonette: Performer
	Petit Pays	Cesária Évora: Performer
	Say What You Want	Ali Dee: Writer The DeeKompressors: Performer
	Afternoons with You	Jeff Babko: Performer Jeff Babko: Writer
	Jealous of My Boogie	RuPaul: Performer RuPaul: Writer
	No You Girls	Franz Ferdinand: Performer Franz Ferdinand: Writer
	Get Up	Ali Dee: Writer
	Doin' My Thing	Ali Dee: Writer
	Ghosts	Ladytron: Performer
	This Night	Lucian Piane: Writer
	Get You Home	Shwayze: Performer
	I Want Your Love	Chromatics: Performer
	I'm Good, I'm Gone (Black Kids Remix)	Lykke Li: Performer Bjorn Yttling: Writer
	Tears for Affairs	Camera Obscura: Performer
	Emergency	Aimee Allen: Performer Lucian Piane: Writer
	Le Disko	Shiny Toy Guns: Performer Jeremy Dawson: Writer
	Petite Promenade	Jeremy Dawson: Performer
	Doin' My Thing	Ali Dee: Performer
	I'm Good, I'm Gone (Black Kids Remix)	Bjorn Yttling: Performer

User reviews

Charles Martinez

4/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Sorority Row missed the mark in capturing the sinister and chilling tone of the film, failing to create a cohesive and engaging auditory experience for the audience.

Joshua Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack of Sorority Row effectively sets the tone for the suspense and tension of the film. The use of eerie and atmospheric music enhances the creepy atmosphere of the plot, keeping the audience on edge throughout the movie.

Linda Evans

3/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack seemed out of place and did not complement the dark themes of the movie. Instead of adding to the tension and drama, the music often distracted from the on-screen action, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Andrew Martinez

6/10

The music in Sorority Row does a great job of building anticipation and creating a sense of impending danger. The combination of intense beats and haunting melodies adds to the overall sense of unease, making the viewer feel increasingly anxious as the story unfolds.

Elizabeth Scott

1/10

The soundtrack of Sorority Row felt disconnected from the suspenseful and intense atmosphere of the film. The music failed to enhance the emotional impact of key scenes, leaving them feeling flat and uninspired.

Joseph Campbell

6/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack of Sorority Row was able to capture the emotions of the characters, especially during the more intense and dramatic scenes. The music helped to convey the fear, guilt, and paranoia that the characters were experiencing, adding depth to their struggles and making the story more engaging.

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