• The Devil's Ground (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.40/10 from 1600 votes

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Synopsis

While traveling from California to Bangor through a lonely road, Carrie Mitchel is advised by the gas station attendant Jimmy to rest in a hotel; however, she decides to continue driving through the night. Later she almost hits the teenager Amy Singer that is wandering on the road wounded with blood on her face. She gives a lift to Amy that tells that her friends from the Boston University Mike, Greg, Tammy and Lisa and she had traveled in a RV to Arrowhead to research the area as part of a discipline in their course. When they stopped in a gas station, the attendant Billy advised them to avoid the place in Bradford City called "Devil's Playground" by the locals. While digging in an area where a mine collapsed on 19 December 1967 killing 239 coal miners, they find preserved bones that they believe belonged to the Indians. However, when they find teeth with golf fillings and a watch on the wrist of an arm, they realize that the deaths have recently occurred and they are in a dangerous location.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Devil's Ground
	Curs in the Weeds
	Civilian
	Home
	July Bones
	The Rains
	Albina
	To Be Alone With You
	Holocene
	I Found
	Twice
	Your Soul
	Gods & Monsters
	Ferrari
	Fire Breather
	Three Thirty
	hold on
	Staying Up
	God's Whisper
	Neon Never Changes
	Baltimore’s Fireflies
	I Don't Mind (Demo)
	I'll Keep Coming
	Not The Only One
	Swallowing the Decibels
	Winter
	A Sunday Smile (by Beirut)
	Be Good or Be Gone
	New Slang
	Ya Hey
	Deeper Devastation
	The Curse
	The Gilded Hand
	Eden
	Mecca - SOHN Remix
	Turn Away
	Time Will Tell
	A Heartbreak
	A.M.A.
	Pressure
	Angels
	Like Real People Do
	These Days are Numbered
	EBB
	Heaven's Gate
	Dark Autumn Hour
	From Gold
	Fever To The Form
	Tiger Striped Sky
	Oak Tree
	Old Pine
	Hunting Sky
	Rivers
	Angela
	I Wish I Was Sober
	Heart's On Fire
	R.I.P. 2 My Youth
	Lost It To Trying - Paper Towns Mix
	To the Wonder (feat. Kina Grannis)
	No Light, No Light
	Damage Done

User reviews

Stephanie Johnson

6/10

The soundtrack featured a range of moods and styles, from subtle and atmospheric to intense and dramatic, showcasing the versatility of the composer.

Michelle Evans

6/10

The soundtrack did a great job of setting the tone for the various scenes, immersing the audience in the story and enhancing the emotional impact of key moments.

Richard Harris

10/10

The use of subtle sound effects and chilling instrumental arrangements in the soundtrack effectively heighten the sense of fear and unease, making it a standout element of the film that stays with you long after the credits roll.

Laura Miller

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Devil's Ground was a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its unsettling atmosphere and overall impact.

Dorothy Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveyed the sense of isolation and foreboding that permeated the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Adams

5/10

The choice of instrumentation in certain tracks added a unique and unsettling quality to the music, complementing the dark themes of the film.

James Parker

6/10

The music in The Devil's Ground effectively heightened the suspense and fear factor, making it an integral part of the overall cinematic experience.

Amanda Taylor

6/10

The use of sound effects and musical motifs in the soundtrack helped to underscore the psychological aspects of the characters, adding depth to their development.

Deborah White

5/10

The haunting melodies in The Devil's Ground soundtrack perfectly captured the eerie atmosphere of the film, creating a sense of unease throughout.

Joshua Carter

10/10

The Devil's Ground soundtrack truly enhances the suspense and tension of the movie, creating a haunting atmosphere that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Jennifer Hall

9/10

The eerie melodies and unsettling tones in the music perfectly complement the eerie and mysterious happenings in the plot, adding an extra layer of depth to the overall viewing experience.