• The Curse (1987) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In Tellico Plains, Tennessee, the widow Frances has married the pious farmer Nathan Crane, and her children, Zachary and Alice are living with his obnoxious son Cyrus in the farmhouse. Nathan is digging a well in his property to irrigate his plants and supply water and the worker Mike is helping him.

One night, he does not give attention to Frances, and she betrays him with Mike. Out of the blue, a meteor falls in his farm, and Nathan sees his wife with Mike. The local Dr. Alan Forbes decides to call the appropriate authorities to investigate the rock. However, he is dissuaded by the speculator Charlie Davidson. Alan's sexy wife Esther Forbes, who wants to move from that place, also convinces him to analyze the meteor by himself.

A dam will be built In Tellico Plains and the value of the lands will increase, and Esther will receive an extra bonus from Charlie, if Nathan sells his lands. Meanwhile, the meteor releases a strange substance in the water table, contaminating the water of Nathan's farm. Zachary notes that something weird is happening with his mother, vegetables, and animals, but Nathan disregard his observation, believing that God is punishing them for her infidelity.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Curse
	High School Confidential	Ron Hargrave: Writer
	Fake Tears	John Medeski: Performer
	Bad Interview	John Medeski: Performer
	Asher Approaches	John Medeski: Performer
	Tiny	John Medeski: Performer
	Tomato Pee Pee	John Medeski: Performer
	Shelter	John Medeski: Performer
	Lies	John Medeski: Performer
	Pregnant	John Medeski: Performer
	Parking Lot	John Medeski: Performer
	Casino	John Medeski: Performer
	Nefarious Light	John Medeski: Performer
	The Curse	John Medeski: Performer
	Happy News	John Medeski: Performer
	Dougie Walks	John Medeski: Performer
	Subterfuge	John Medeski: Performer
	Stealing Files	John Medeski: Performer
	Smoke House	John Medeski: Performer
	Performance Art	John Medeski: Performer
	Art Talk	John Medeski: Performer
	Ultrasound	John Medeski: Performer
	Classroom	John Medeski: Performer
	Back Door	John Medeski: Performer
	About a House	John Medeski: Performer
	Dougie Digs	John Medeski: Performer
	Whitney Walks	John Medeski: Performer
	Scorpion	John Medeski: Performer
	Steal the Stove	John Medeski: Performer
	Ashram	John Medeski: Performer
	She's a Lot	John Medeski: Performer
	Pretend Buyers	John Medeski: Performer
	Utopian World	John Medeski: Performer
	Green Queen	John Medeski: Performer
	Security Footage	John Medeski: Performer
	Delivery	John Medeski: Performer
	Neck Crack	John Medeski: Performer
	Bone Dread	John Medeski: Performer
	Nala Struggles	John Medeski: Performer
	Whitney's Statue	John Medeski: Performer
	Asher Makeup	John Medeski: Performer
	Whitney and Cara	John Medeski: Performer
	Fernando	John Medeski: Performer
	On Camera	John Medeski: Performer
	Talking Shit	John Medeski: Performer
	Whitney Cries	John Medeski: Performer
	Asher Jeans	John Medeski: Performer
	Apartment Complex	John Medeski: Performer
	Whitney Cries Again	John Medeski: Performer
	House Reveal	John Medeski: Performer
	Asher's Dilemma	John Medeski: Performer
	Floating Hands	John Medeski: Performer
	We Do This All the Time	John Medeski: Performer
	The End	John Medeski: Performer
	The Curse 2 Main Titles	Marli Wren: Performer
	Laying Down a Warning	Marli Wren: Performer
	Kidnapped	Marli Wren: Performer
	Espionage	Marli Wren: Performer
	Pablo	Marli Wren: Performer
	End of the Road	Marli Wren: Performer
	Don't You Lie to Me	Marli Wren: Performer
	Columbian Cartel	Marli Wren: Performer
	Snake in the Grass	Marli Wren: Performer
	Revenge on the Mind	Marli Wren: Performer
	Intimidation Games	Marli Wren: Performer
	Gold Hysteria	Marli Wren: Performer
	I Need You to Run	Marli Wren: Performer
	Dotty	Marli Wren: Performer
	Test of Loyalty	Marli Wren: Performer
	White Elephant	Marli Wren: Performer
	3 Bodies (Extended) (Bonus Track)	Marli Wren: Performer
	On the Custard	Marli Wren: Performer
	Half Inch	Marli Wren: Performer
	Radio Rental	Marli Wren: Performer
	Bloody Berks	Marli Wren: Performer
	Bottle & Stopper	Marli Wren: Performer
	Spiders & Bugs	Marli Wren: Performer
	The Old Bag	Marli Wren: Performer
	Nicked	Marli Wren: Performer
	Imminent Claret	Marli Wren: Performer
	Scarper	Marli Wren: Performer
	Brown Bread	Marli Wren: Performer
	Fibre of Your Fabric	Marli Wren: Performer
	The Curse (Main Titles)	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Something Dark Out There	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Corn Fields	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	The Deadly Farm	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Mutations	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Gate To Hell	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Night Shadows	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Demon In The Cellar	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Evil In The Farm	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Attack And Escape	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Cursed	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Evil Spirits	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	The Curse (Finale)	Franco Micalizzi: Performer
	Black Demons (Suite)	Franco Micalizzi: Performer

User reviews

Karen Rodriguez

6/10

The soundtrack's ability to build suspense and anticipation adds layers of complexity to the narrative, drawing viewers deeper into the story.

Daniel Lewis

5/10

The music in The Curse effectively conveys the sense of dread and impending danger that permeates the old abandoned mansion, adding to the overall sense of unease.

Susan Martin

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Curse enhances the immersive experience of the narrative, making it a truly unforgettable and spine-tingling journey into the world of curses and malevolent forces. It's a musical masterpiece that perfectly complements the captivating tale of Sarah and David's terrifying ordeal in the old mansion.

Ashley Hill

1/10

The music did not seem to complement the scenes in a way that enhanced the storytelling. Instead, it often felt disconnected from the on-screen action, creating a jarring and disjointed viewing experience.

Richard Young

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Curse enhances the storytelling experience, adding depth and emotion to the tale of Sarah and David's struggle against the malevolent force lurking within the old mansion.

Richard Moore

3/10

The soundtrack of The Curse felt repetitive and uninspired. The same eerie whispers and ominous tones played throughout the movie, failing to build tension or evoke a sense of fear effectively.

George Baker

5/10

The musical score succeeds in creating a sense of unease and tension, keeping the audience on edge throughout the movie.

Ronald Wilson

5/10

The use of eerie whispers and chilling winds in the music enhances the sense of foreboding and mystery, adding depth to the overall viewing experience.

Mary Thomas

10/10

The music evokes a sense of suspense and tension, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire experience. The haunting melodies and eerie whispers create a palpable sense of unease, adding an extra layer of depth to the already gripping storyline.

Linda Parker

8/10

The soundtrack of The Curse perfectly captures the eerie atmosphere of the abandoned mansion, setting a haunting tone from the very beginning.

Kenneth Evans

8/10

The music builds tension effectively, creating a sense of foreboding and danger as Sarah and David explore the haunted mansion and confront the curse head-on.

Mary Jones

8/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of ancient-sounding instruments and ominous melodies enhances the feeling of uncovering dark secrets and facing a malevolent force.

Kimberly Hall

9/10

The soundtrack of The Curse perfectly captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the storyline. Each track immerses you in the haunting world of the old abandoned mansion, making you feel as though you are right there with Sarah and David, experiencing the chilling winds and sinister presence alongside them.

Anthony Mitchell

8/10

The use of whispering voices and chilling winds in the music adds an extra layer of suspense to the narrative, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the story.

Thomas Baker

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a sense of mystery and dread immerses me in the story, making me feel like I'm right there with the characters as they unravel the curse's secrets.

Betty Campbell

1/10

The lack of variation in the soundtrack made it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters and the unfolding story. The music failed to create a sense of urgency or suspense, leaving the overall atmosphere flat and unengaging.

Thomas Young

6/10

The haunting melodies and ominous tones in the soundtrack of The Curse contribute to the overall sense of gloom and impending doom that looms over the characters, enhancing the overall impact of the film.