• The Funhouse (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Massacres dans le train fantôme

Title in Türk:

Massacres dans le train fantôme

Title in Deutsch:

Funhouse - Kabinett des Schreckens

Synopsis

Teenage Amy Harper dates Buzz Dawson for the first time and they go to the carnival with their friends Richie and Liz. They smoke grass and have a good time visiting the attractions including a sideshow with freak animals.

The silly Richie suggests the group to spend the night in the Funhouse for fun. During the night, they witness the murder of fortuneteller Madame Zena by a man wearing a Frankenstein mask from an opening in the ceiling of a room. They decide to leave the funhouse but all the exits are locked.

Meanwhile, Richie sneaks into the room and steals the funhouse manager's money. The masked man returns with his father and owner of the funhouse to show the corpse of Madame Zena; when the man realizes that he had been robbed, he presses his son, who removes the mask and shows his horrible face.

Richie starts and drops his lighter in the room. The owner asks his freak son to chase the thieves and eyewitnesses in a night of terror for the teenagers.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Funhouse
	Music from_Bride of Frankenstein (1935) _
	Funhouse – Theme (Main Title)	John Beal: Performer
	God Is Watching	John Beal: Performer
	Embryo	John Beal: Performer
	No Escape	John Beal: Performer
	Crystal Ball	John Beal: Performer
	Scary Stuff	John Beal: Performer
	All Alone No. 1	John Beal: Performer
	Too Serious	John Beal: Performer
	Zena Dies	John Beal: Performer
	Bad Idea	John Beal: Performer
	The Unmasking	John Beal: Performer
	No Place To Be	John Beal: Performer
	Hang-Up	John Beal: Performer
	Hatchet Job	John Beal: Performer
	Liz And The Knife	John Beal: Performer
	The Last Of Liz	John Beal: Performer
	Losing Battle	John Beal: Performer
	Manic Montage	John Beal: Performer
	Monster Mashed	John Beal: Performer
	All Alone No. 2	John Beal: Performer
	Funhouse – Theme (End Title)	John Beal: Performer
	THE EXTRAS: Funhouse – Theme (Alternate Main Title)	John Beal: Performer
	Carousel March	John Beal: Performer
	Carousel Waltz	John Beal: Performer
	Merry-Go-Rag	John Beal: Performer
	Zena's Zingaresa	John Beal: Performer
	Eatery Source	John Beal: Performer
	Stripper Source	John Beal: Performer
	Tee-And-A-Tease	John Beal: Performer
	Organ Loop #9	John Beal: Performer
	Dementia Rag	John Beal: Performer
	Cockeyed Calliope (John Berkman)	John Beal: Performer
	Funhouse – Theme (End Title – Alternate Take)	John Beal: Performer
	The Funhouse-Main Title	John Beal: Performer
	God Is Watching You	John Beal: Performer
	Late Date	John Beal: Performer
	Carnival Skyline	John Beal: Performer
	Zena	John Beal: Performer
	After Hours	John Beal: Performer
	Midnight Mayhem	John Beal: Performer
	All in the Family	John Beal: Performer
	The Funhouse	John Beal: Performer
	Chained Melod	John Beal: Performer
	Sunrise / The Funhouse-End Credits	John Beal: Performer
	Main Title	John Beal: Performer
	Chained Melody	John Beal: Performer
	Sunrise (End Credits)	John Beal: Performer

User reviews

Linda Garcia

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Funhouse enhances the overall viewing experience and contributes to the film's success in creating a chilling and thrilling atmosphere for the audience.

Donna Gonzalez

5/10

The score of The Funhouse showcases a diverse range of musical styles and moods, keeping the audience engaged and immersed in the unfolding events on screen.

George Jones

3/10

The lack of memorable themes or motifs in the soundtrack made it forgettable and unremarkable. The music failed to leave a lasting impression or evoke any emotional response, leaving the viewer feeling underwhelmed and unaffected by the overall listening experience.

Sarah Walker

6/10

The soundtrack of The Funhouse effectively sets the eerie and suspenseful tone of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Susan Allen

6/10

The soundtrack effectively reflects the characters' emotions and the escalating danger they find themselves in, heightening the overall impact of the story.

Emily Davis

5/10

Overall, the music in The Funhouse serves as a crucial element in creating a chilling and atmospheric experience for viewers, enhancing the horror elements of the film.

Richard Scott

6/10

The haunting melodies that play during the scenes in the funhouse help to build a sense of dread and unease, perfectly complementing the unfolding horror.

Amanda King

5/10

The use of sound effects in conjunction with the music adds to the tension and fear during the more suspenseful and terrifying moments of the film.

Laura Lewis

6/10

The music during the carnival scenes captures the excitement and carefree nature of the teenagers' night out, creating a sense of fun and adventure.

Edward Lee

8/10

The music enhances the tension during key scenes, such as the murder of Madame Zena. The haunting score intensifies the fear and unease experienced by the characters, drawing the audience into the suspenseful atmosphere of the funhouse.

Paul Wright

9/10

The soundtrack also effectively conveys the sense of chaos and panic as the teenagers find themselves trapped in the funhouse. The frantic pace of the music mirrors the characters' desperation to escape, heightening the sense of urgency and danger. Overall, the music in The Funhouse is a crucial element that elevates the film and enhances the overall viewing experience.

Robert Williams

10/10

The music enhances the tension and fear in key scenes, such as when the teenagers witness the murder of Madame Zena. The combination of chilling strings and ominous percussion builds a sense of dread and foreboding, adding an extra layer of intensity to the on-screen events.

David Phillips

3/10

The soundtrack of The Funhouse felt disconnected from the atmosphere of the film. Instead of enhancing the suspense and tension of the scenes, the music seemed generic and uninspired.

Linda Young

7/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and adds an extra layer of depth to the movie. The music helps to create a sense of fear and anticipation, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats as the plot unfolds.

Melissa Thompson

1/10

The use of jarring electronic sounds in the soundtrack was distracting and took away from the horror elements of the movie. It felt like the music was trying too hard to be modern and edgy, but ended up feeling out of place in a carnival setting.

Laura Phillips

9/10

The soundtrack of The Funhouse perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film. The use of haunting melodies and dissonant sounds creates a sense of unease that keeps the audience on edge throughout the movie.

Robert Anderson

7/10

The soundtrack of The Funhouse perfectly sets the eerie and suspenseful tone of the movie. The use of ominous tones and chilling melodies creates a sense of foreboding throughout the film.

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