• Terror in the Aisles (1984) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Terror in the Aisles is an anthology that takes us through some of Hollywood's most terrifying moments in horror history. Donald Pleasance and Nancy Allen guide us through many of the finest science fiction, crime drama and horror films from the 1930s through 1980s.

The anthology includes Night of the Living Dead (1968), Psycho (1960), Rosemary's Baby (1968), The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Jaws (1975), Jaws 2 (1978), The Fog (1980), Halloween (1978), and Halloween II (1981), among countless others.

Moreover, legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock shares his visionary ideas on creating suspense. Blood and gore abound in this movie, making it not very much for the squeamish audiences.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Terror in the Aisles
	They're Not Very Nice	Larry Weiss: Performer
	Life at Last	Paul Williams: Writer Gerrit Graham: Performer
	Prologue/Main Title	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Don't Drop the Knife	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Nightmares Give Us These	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Goodbye Parker/Point of View	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Special Effects	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Carnival Music	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Get Ready to Be Scared!	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Enter the Villains	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Clubus Interruptus	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Midnight Risks	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	You Really Scared Me	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Evil Can Come From Anywhere	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	The Devil Made Me Do It	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Sex and Danger	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Dames in Danger	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Horror of Comedies	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Is This The End?	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Ending Credits	John Beal: (uncredited) composed and conducted
	Prologue / Main Title	John Beal: Performer
	Nightmares Gives Us These	John Beal: Performer
	Goodbye Parker / Point Of View	John Beal: Performer
	Evil Can Come Anywhere	John Beal: Performer
	Terror In The Aisles End Credits	John Beal: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: Carousel Of Doom	John Beal: Performer
	Last Carnival Ride	John Beal: Performer

User reviews

Elizabeth Hernandez

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of tension and suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Dorothy Jackson

5/10

The sound effects and ambient noises interspersed throughout the soundtrack add an extra layer of creepiness, immersing the audience in the world of horror.

David Mitchell

5/10

The use of iconic themes from classic horror films like Psycho and Halloween adds a nostalgic touch to the soundtrack, evoking memories of some of the greatest moments in horror cinema history.

William Garcia

9/10

The music sets the perfect atmosphere for each iconic film featured in the anthology, enhancing the suspense and terror of classics like Psycho and Halloween.

Edward Thomas

7/10

The band score for Terror in the Aisles is absolutely thrilling and perfectly captures the essence of classic horror films.

Thomas Roberts

7/10

The incorporation of iconic themes from films like Psycho and Halloween adds a nostalgic and chilling atmosphere to the anthology.

Paul Roberts

6/10

The soundtrack effectively builds and releases tension, creating a rollercoaster of emotions that mirrors the on-screen action.

Margaret Moore

10/10

The eerie melodies and haunting tunes linger long after the movie ends, creating a truly immersive and unforgettable experience for horror enthusiasts like myself.

Donald Martinez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Terror in the Aisles is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling, enhancing the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Linda Wilson

7/10

The music perfectly complements the on-screen action, intensifying the scares and enhancing the emotional impact of each scene.

Jennifer Carter

8/10

The score's ability to capture the essence of each film featured in the anthology is a testament to the composers' talent and understanding of the horror genre.

Brian Young

7/10

Overall, the band score for Terror in the Aisles is a standout aspect of the film, adding depth and atmosphere that elevates the viewing experience to new heights.

Thomas Moore

8/10

The music expertly builds tension and anticipation, leading to spine-tingling moments that stick with you long after the film is over.

Robert Hill

7/10

The use of eerie melodies and dissonant chords creates a haunting ambiance that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Patricia Roberts

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly weaves together different genres of horror films, showcasing the versatility and creativity of the composers.

Stephanie Harris

8/10

The orchestration is masterfully done, with a perfect balance of strings, brass, and percussion to create a sense of impending doom.

Paul Lewis

5/10

The choice of music for each scene is spot-on, enhancing the emotions and tension of the movie without overpowering the visuals.

Lisa Baker

10/10

The band soundtrack of Terror in the Aisles is a chilling masterpiece that expertly captures the essence of horror cinema throughout the decades.

Nancy Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack of Terror in the Aisles perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the horror genre. The eerie tones and haunting melodies create an atmosphere of unease that lingers long after the movie is over.

Kenneth Roberts

6/10

The seamless blend of different musical styles, from orchestral arrangements to electronic beats, keeps the soundtrack fresh and engaging throughout the film.

Stephanie Anderson

6/10

The incorporation of Alfred Hitchcock's insights on suspense adds an extra layer of depth to the soundtrack, giving listeners a glimpse into the mind of a master storyteller.