Splinter Soundtrack (

Splinter Soundtrack (2008) cover

Buy on Amazon Play and download Soundtracks

Rating: 6.10/10 from 41000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Splinter

Title in Italiano:

Splinter

Title in Português:

Parasita

Title in Français:

Splinter

Title in Türk:

Kıymık

Title in Deutsch:

Splinter

Synopsis

While camping in the woods, Polly Watt and her clumsy boyfriend Seth Belzer damage their tent. They decide to spend the night in a low-budget motel.

Meanwhile the criminals, Lacey Belisle and Dennis Farell, have trouble with their runaway car while heading to Platt and they walk on the lonely road.

When Polly passes by Lacey, she stops the car and the couple is rendered by Dennis. However, Polly hits something in the road and while replacing the tire, they are attacked by a weird splinter.

The car overheats and they stop in a gas station, where they are trapped by zombies, victims of the splinter parasite.

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play Title Artist
Splinter
Splinters
Cinder Alley
Cuts You Up
There's No Way Out of Here
Sufficiently Breathless
Big Dipper
Hypnotized
About Today
Look To The Side
Other Friends Have Flown Before
Winter - Remastered
Story Keeper
GO! (feat. Karen O)
The Farm
Road To Perdition
The Pusher
Introduction
Joris Hermy: Performer
Eyes Wide Shut
Joris Hermy: Performer
Nightriders
Joris Hermy: Performer
Stoned
Joris Hermy: Performer
Privacy
Joris Hermy: Performer
Hidden Knife
Joris Hermy: Performer
Splinter & Bill
Joris Hermy: Performer
Be With You
Joris Hermy: Performer
Meaningful
Joris Hermy: Performer
Lady & Laundromat
Joris Hermy: Performer
Decisions
Joris Hermy: Performer
Disco
Joris Hermy: Performer
Just for Once
Joris Hermy: Performer
Main Title
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Sinister Gas Station
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Attendant Kills Lacey
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Dennis’ Sacrifice
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Road Kill
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Infected
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Driving To The Forest
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Attendant Attacks Again
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Hook The Radio
Elia Cmiral: Performer
It’s Not Lacey Anymore
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Seth And Polly
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Run To Cover
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Dennis Goes Outside
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Looking For The Hand
Elia Cmiral: Performer
The Cops Are Here
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Seth Walks To The Car
Elia Cmiral: Performer
Inside The Freezer
Elia Cmiral: Performer
What Silencer?
Max Gabriel: Performer
Order Out of Memory
Max Gabriel: Performer
Murder at the Docks
Max Gabriel: Performer
You Can't Rely On Anyone
Max Gabriel: Performer
Mrs. Nightingale / Date Night
Max Gabriel: Performer
Circus Friendship
Max Gabriel: Performer
Dumping the Pills
Max Gabriel: Performer
Dating Ad / Morning Ritual
Max Gabriel: Performer
Highway Revisited
Max Gabriel: Performer
Postcard
Max Gabriel: Performer
Dead / Alive
Max Gabriel: Performer
Dreyfus Doubles Doogie
Max Gabriel: Performer
Luka Leaves the Bunker
Max Gabriel: Performer
Murder of Dreyfus
Max Gabriel: Performer
That One Person
Max Gabriel: Performer
Bad News
Max Gabriel: Performer
Revealing the Tattoo
Max Gabriel: Performer
Creation from Nothing
Max Gabriel: Performer
I Know Where I Was Born Now
Max Gabriel: Performer
Lizards and Bad Dreams
Max Gabriel: Performer
Nurturing Beings
Max Gabriel: Performer
Shiv-X Fenced
Max Gabriel: Performer
Build What You Need
Max Gabriel: Performer
Route 80
Max Gabriel: Performer
Luka as Icarus
Max Gabriel: Performer
Shiv-X Outside Window
Max Gabriel: Performer
Childhood
Max Gabriel: Performer
Therapist
Max Gabriel: Performer
Chase
Max Gabriel: Performer
Staircases
Max Gabriel: Performer
Movement
Max Gabriel: Performer
Who Do You Need?
Max Gabriel: Performer
The Past Is a Dangerous Place
Max Gabriel: Performer
Dead Sparrow
Max Gabriel: Performer
Another Murder / Luka Chase
Max Gabriel: Performer
The Destroyer of Worlds
Max Gabriel: Performer
Omphalos Revealed
Max Gabriel: Performer
Sparrow is Dead
Max Gabriel: Performer
There Are Worse Things than Pain
Max Gabriel: Performer
Flying to Omphalos
Max Gabriel: Performer
Is There More Than One Me?
Max Gabriel: Performer
The Tunnel
Max Gabriel: Performer
Killing Father Time
Max Gabriel: Performer
The Flowers of Sense and Memory
Max Gabriel: Performer
7 Splinters in Time (End Credits)
Max Gabriel: Performer
Many Faces of ME
Jake Monaco: Performer
What is Love
Jake Monaco: Performer
Let It Blow (Andrew Feltenstein and John Nau)
Jake Monaco: Performer
Guest Book
Jake Monaco: Performer
Meet The Gang (Andrew Feltenstein and John Nau)
Jake Monaco: Performer
Someone For Everyone
Jake Monaco: Performer
Charity Case
Jake Monaco: Performer
Two Waves
Jake Monaco: Performer
First Date
Jake Monaco: Performer
Yoga
Jake Monaco: Performer
Shoebox
Jake Monaco: Performer
Battle (Andrew Feltenstein and John Nau)
Jake Monaco: Performer
Kard Rack Kiss
Jake Monaco: Performer
Samson's Serf Story (with Brian Kim)
Jake Monaco: Performer
Welcome Back Cap / Alone
Jake Monaco: Performer
Grandpa Dies
Jake Monaco: Performer
Rom Com
Jake Monaco: Performer
Love Hate Relationship
Jake Monaco: Performer
Welcome to 4th Echelon (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Blacklist Is Live (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Militia's Everywhere, Sam (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Dude's Name Is Andriy Kobin (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Package Is Secure (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Contaminated Water (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
We're Dealing with Pros (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Every Man Has His Price (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
I'm No Different Than You (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Let's Just Get Out of Here (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Good to Meet You, General (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Break a Leg, Briggs (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Got Yourself Locked Up? (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Navigation Systems Are Down (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Tell Me the Opsuit's Not Flammable (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
This Ends Here (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
The Complex (Kaveh Cohen)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Hack Initiated (Kaveh Cohen)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Spies vs. Mercs (Kaveh Cohen)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
The Collider (Kaveh Cohen)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Death from Above (Kaveh Cohen)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Apocalypse
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Secret Invasion
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Before the Storm
Jesper Kyd: Performer
47 Attacks
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Hunter
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Action in Paris
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Amb Zone
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Night Time in New Orleans
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Vegas
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Club Heaven
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Invasion on the Mississippi River
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Rocky Mountains
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Day Light in New Orleans
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Trouble in Vegas
Jesper Kyd: Performer
Funeral
Jesper Kyd: Performer
The Lighthouse
Amon Tobin: Performer
Ruthless
Amon Tobin: Performer
Theme From Battery
Amon Tobin: Performer
Kokubo Sosho Stealth
Amon Tobin: Performer
El Cargo
Amon Tobin: Performer
Displaced
Amon Tobin: Performer
Ruthless (reprise)
Amon Tobin: Performer
Kokubo Sosho Battle
Amon Tobin: Performer
Hokkaido
Amon Tobin: Performer
The Clean Up
Amon Tobin: Performer
You Can't Rely On Anyone
Max Gabriel: Performer
Samson's Serf Story (with Brian Kim)
Jake Monaco: Performer
Militia's Everywhere, Sam (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Dude's Name Is Andriy Kobin (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
We're Dealing with Pros (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
I'm No Different Than You (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Let's Just Get Out of Here (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer
Tell Me the Opsuit's Not Flammable (Mike Zarin)
Kaveh Cohen: Performer

User reviews

Steven Turner
6/10

The soundtrack of Splinter creates a tense and suspenseful atmosphere throughout the movie, enhancing the feeling of fear and unease experienced by the characters. The use of eerie and discordant tones effectively sets the mood for the horror elements of the film.

Nancy Adams
4/10

The soundtrack of Splinter did not enhance the suspense or intensity of the film. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to create a sense of dread or fear during crucial scenes.

Patricia Hill
4/10

I found the musical choices in Splinter to be distracting and out of place. Instead of enhancing the atmosphere of the movie, the soundtrack often took me out of the moment with its jarring and mismatched tones.

Donald Clark
9/10

The use of dissonant tones and unsettling rhythms in the soundtrack of Splinter effectively creates a sense of unease and foreboding throughout the movie. The music adds an extra layer of fear and mystery to the already gripping plot, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Daniel Lewis
8/10

The music in Splinter does an excellent job of building up the suspense during key moments, making the horror and action sequences even more intense and impactful.

Karen Lewis
10/10

The haunting and atmospheric melodies in Splinter perfectly capture the tension and suspense of the film's eerie encounters in the woods and the motel. Each track immerses you in the chilling world of the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Timothy Walker
5/10

The music in Splinter effectively builds tension during key scenes, such as the encounter with the criminals on the lonely road and the attack by the strange splinter. The pulsating rhythms and dissonant melodies add a sense of urgency and danger to these moments, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Michelle Adams
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Splinter complements the film's visuals and narrative, creating a cohesive and immersive experience for the viewers. The haunting and atmospheric music helps to convey the sense of isolation and terror present in the story, making it a crucial element in enhancing the overall impact of the movie.

Michael Johnson
9/10

The dynamic range and innovative sound design in the score of Splinter showcase the composer's talent in crafting a unique and memorable musical accompaniment to the on-screen action. The music not only enhances the horror elements of the film but also elevates the emotional impact of key moments, making it a standout feature of the overall cinematic experience.

Betty Harris
7/10

The use of eerie and unsettling sound effects in the soundtrack effectively creates an atmosphere of fear and unease, adding depth to the story and keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

Nancy Wilson
8/10

The soundtrack of Splinter perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the movie's thrilling scenes, enhancing the overall viewing experience.