• The Crucifixion (1994) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 26 votes

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Synopsis

CID officers Ho Tin-nam (Michael Chow) and Jacky Wong (Hilary Tsui) follow a stray dog to the crucified body of a truck driver in a remote area.

Much of the suspicion centers on his fellow trucker Chan (Shing Fui-on), particularly when the victim's wife is killed as well.

When not only Chan, but the nosy stray dog are added to the growing number of victims, attention is focused on an arrangement which the drivers had with a Chinese prostitute named Yin-fong.

She had been their secret liaison in Shenzhen, and committed suicide when the men refused to let her stop providing her services to them.

Yin-fong's twin sister Mei-ping (Miki Ng) also becomes a suspect, but yet another murder provides her with an alibi.

Officers Ho Tin-nam and Jacky are faced with a plethora of red herring leads and an escalating body count before they can bring the real killer to justice.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Crucifixion
	The Temple - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Judas' Death	Ben Vereen: Artist Bob Bingham: Artist Marc Pressel: Artist Phil Jethro: Artist
	Father Gregory (feat. John Hurt & Ross Ramone)	Ted Neeley: Artist Mississippi John Hurt: Artist Michael Rapp: Artist Ross Ramone: Artist
	Never Had A Women On My Mind	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Prologue: Valjean Arrested / Valjean Forgiven	Ian Calvin: Artist Colin Marsh: Artist Ken Caswell: Artist
	Contact - Remastered	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Trial Before Pilate - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Ted Neeley: Artist Bob Bingham: Artist Barry Dennen: Artist
	This Jesus Must Die	Bob Bingham: Artist Marc Pressel: Artist Phil Jethro: Artist
	Grand Waltz (feat. John Hurt)	Ted Neeley: Artist Mississippi John Hurt: Artist Michael Rapp: Artist
	Take It From One Who Knows	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Do I have to say the words?	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Intro Mountain Duet (Der Kleine Franz)	London Symphony Orchestra: Artist
	Pilate And Christ - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Ted Neeley: Artist Barry Dennen: Artist
	Hosanna	Bob Bingham: Artist Marc Pressel: Artist Jeff Fenholt: Artist
	Blood on Your Hands (feat. John Hurt)	Ted Neeley: Artist Mississippi John Hurt: Artist Michael Rapp: Artist
	Mother	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Find Yourself	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Dog Eats Dog	Alun Armstrong: Artist
	Strange Thing Mystifying - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Ted Neeley: Artist Carl Anderson: Artist
	Pilate's Dream	Marc Pressel: Artist Barry Dennen: Artist
	Young and Carefree - Remastered	Ted Neeley: Artist
	The Meeting (feat. John Hurt & Amanda MC Broom)	Ted Neeley: Artist Amanda McBroom: Artist Mississippi John Hurt: Artist Michael Rapp: Artist
	Free Them	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Rollicking Band of Pirates We, Are	The Pirates Of Penzance: Artist
	Judas' Death - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Carl Anderson: Artist Bob Bingham: Artist Kurt Yaghjian: Artist
	Rainbow	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Gethsemane (I Only Want To Say)	Marc Pressel: Artist Jeff Fenholt: Artist
	Nasdrovia! (feat. John Hurt)	Ted Neeley: Artist Mississippi John Hurt: Artist Michael Rapp: Artist
	Island Of The Lotus Eaters	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Wedding Chorale / Beggars At the Feast	Alun Armstrong: Artist "Les Misérables Original London Cast" Ensemble: Artist Sue Jane Tanner: Artist
	The Crucifixion - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Alas for You	Stephen Nathan: Artist
	Could We Start Again, Please?	Yvonne Elliman: Artist Marc Pressel: Artist Michael Jason: Artist
	Camelot: I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight	Frederick Loewe: Artist Richard Burton: Artist Franz Allers: Artist Original Broadway Cast of Camelot: Artist
	What Will I Say	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	All Aboard (Everybody's Doing the Ark)	Ted Neeley: Artist Alisa Burket: Artist Francesca Vannucci: Artist Kristina Klebe: Artist
	Then We Are Decided - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Bob Bingham: Artist Kurt Yaghjian: Artist
	At The End Of The Day	"Les Misérables Original London Cast" Ensemble: Artist
	Everything's Alright	Yvonne Elliman: Artist Ben Vereen: Artist Marc Pressel: Artist Jeff Fenholt: Artist
	My Name!	Miles Anderson: Artist
	Paradise	Ted Neeley: Artist
	Plea To Ithaca	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Superstar - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Carl Anderson: Artist
	All for the Best	David Haskell: Artist Stephen Nathan: Artist
	Aldonza	Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio: Artist Brian Stokes Mitchell: Artist
	Gethsemane - Live	Ted Neeley: Artist
	King Herod's Song	Alice Cooper: Artist Original Television Cast of Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert: Artist
	Hades	Ted Neeley: Artist Yvonne Iversen: Artist A440: Artist
	Peter's Denial - From "Jesus Christ Superstar" Soundtrack	Yvonne Elliman: Artist Paul Thomas: Artist
	Javert's Suicide: Soliloquy	Roger Allam: Artist

User reviews

Michelle Jackson

7/10

The music in The Crucifixion effectively sets the tone for the investigation scenes, creating a sense of urgency and tension as the CID officers follow the trail of clues.

Mary Green

6/10

The composer skillfully weaves together different musical motifs to highlight key moments in the plot.

Richard Perez

6/10

The use of soundscapes and eerie melodies creates a chilling atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged.

Amanda King

8/10

The use of subtle and atmospheric soundscapes in the soundtrack helps to establish the eerie and foreboding setting of the remote area where the crimes take place.

Paul Jones

5/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the cat-and-mouse game between the detectives and the elusive killer.

Steven Lopez

4/10

The soundtrack of The Crucifixion failed to capture the suspense and intensity of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the atmosphere of the film.

Jennifer Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of The Crucifixion effectively sets the tone for the suspenseful and mysterious storyline.

Charles Perez

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Crucifixion missed the mark in creating a sense of tension and mystery, ultimately falling flat and failing to leave a lasting impression on me as a viewer.

George Mitchell

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between different moods and emotions, reflecting the complex and evolving nature of the characters and their motives.

Mark Smith

8/10

The music in The Crucifixion complements the visual storytelling, enhancing the narrative and bringing an additional layer of depth to the characters and their motivations.

Jennifer Hernandez

7/10

The soundtrack of The Crucifixion showcases the talent and creativity of the composers, who have crafted a memorable and immersive musical experience for the audience.

Nancy Perez

7/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies in the soundtrack adds a layer of mystery and intrigue to the unfolding plot, keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Nancy Perez

7/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles and instruments, adding depth and richness to the overall sound design of the film.

Edward Martinez

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Crucifixion enhances the storytelling and suspense, making it a crucial element in immersing the audience in the gripping narrative.

Edward Lewis

6/10

The music seamlessly transitions between scenes, providing a cohesive and immersive listening experience.

Michael Hall

9/10

The use of eerie and haunting melodies in the soundtrack effectively sets the dark and ominous tone of the storyline, adding depth to the characters and increasing the overall sense of unease and intrigue in the plot.

Donna Walker

8/10

The musical score in The Crucifixion effectively builds suspense and anticipation, heightening the impact of key moments in the storyline.

Paul Rodriguez

5/10

The music enhances the tension and intrigue of the investigation as CID officers follow the trail of murders and red herrings.

Brian Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of The Crucifixion perfectly captures the suspense and mystery of the film, enhancing the tension in key scenes and keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie.

Michelle Jackson

7/10

The soundtrack of The Crucifixion perfectly captures the suspenseful and intense atmosphere of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

John Moore

6/10

The haunting melodies and ominous undertones add depth to the psychological thriller elements of the film.

Donald Thompson

2/10

I found the use of repetitive and cliché sound motifs throughout the movie to be distracting and unoriginal. It felt like the composer took the easy way out instead of creating a unique and memorable score that would elevate the viewing experience.

Melissa Thomas

6/10

The music complements the dark and gritty visuals, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Stephanie Young

8/10

Overall, the music in The Crucifixion is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its overall impact and leaving a lasting impression on the viewer.