• The Glass House (2001) Soundtrack OST •

Buy on Amazon Play and download Soundtracks

Rating: 5.80/10 from 40000 votes

Tags: reference to nintendo 64, glass house, reference to harold bloom, america online

Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Synopsis

Rhett and Ruby Baker are orphaned by their rich parents' fatal car accident, and by testament foster guardianship falls to their former neighbors Terrence 'Terry' and Ruby Glass, so they move into their Malibu modernistic beach house, while family estate lawyer Begleiter manages their $4 million trust account.

Rhett appreciates the toys to sweeten the deal, but Ruby, who initially adored Terry for his funeral speech and haughtily ignored concerned uncle Jack, soon grows suspicious of everyone and the accident, while Terry almost seems flirtatious with her.

It gradually becomes clear that Terry's shiny firm is in dire financial straits, with loan sharks threatening him, while Erin is drug-addicted, drawing in drug dealing scum. After confiding in attorney Begleiter she mistrusts him and feels tricked when the social services inspector he sent finds her claims disproved conspicuously last-minute, like separate rooms, like separate rooms for the siblings, but there's no proof to impress the police.

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	The Glass House
	Karaoke Superstars	Superchick: Performer
	Movement in Still Life	BT: Performer Clifton 'Jiggs' Chase: Writer
	Nobody's Real	Powerman 5000: Performer Spider One: Writer
	Mid-Mountain Blues	Sukpatch: Performer
	Music	Haim Saban: Writer Inon Zur: Performer
	Nobody's Real	Spider One: Performer
	Dear John	Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot (1999): Performer
	The Glass House	Christopher Young: Performer
	Sunken Bells	Christopher Young: Performer
	Even If I Had an Ax	Christopher Young: Performer
	Through a Glass Eye	Christopher Young: Performer
	Twice Told Tales	Christopher Young: Performer
	Sotto Voce	Christopher Young: Performer
	Glasseration	Christopher Young: Performer
	Diabetic Dancer	Christopher Young: Performer
	Where In Time?	Christopher Young: Performer
	Soubrette	Christopher Young: Performer
	This Too Shall Pass	Christopher Young: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth Anderson

8/10

The music in The Glass House effectively builds tension and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats, adding depth and emotion to the unfolding story.

Donna Phillips

9/10

The soundtrack of The Glass House is a standout element of the movie, immersing the audience in the dark and twisted world of the story with its evocative and atmospheric compositions.

Thomas Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack's use of subtle cues and motifs helps to foreshadow key plot points and character developments, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.

Thomas Hernandez

7/10

The combination of orchestral pieces and electronic elements in the music of The Glass House adds a modern and unique touch to the overall sound design of the film.

Amanda Miller

1/10

The soundtrack of The Glass House lacks emotional depth and fails to enhance the suspenseful atmosphere of the movie.

Donald Mitchell

10/10

The Glass House's soundtrack perfectly captures the suspense and tension of the movie, enhancing every scene with its haunting melodies and intense rhythms.

Ashley Green

7/10

The soundtrack of The Glass House perfectly captures the suspenseful and mysterious atmosphere of the movie, enhancing every scene with its eerie and haunting melodies.

Karen Miller

9/10

The music in The Glass House creates a sense of unease and mystery that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film, adding depth to the characters' emotions and motivations.

James Baker

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Glass House is a standout element of the movie, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers in crafting a compelling and memorable musical score.

Patricia Nelson

1/10

The soundtrack fails to effectively capture the complex emotions and dynamics between the characters, ultimately falling flat in conveying the tension and drama of the storyline.

Jennifer Martin

5/10

In my opinion, the soundtrack of The Glass House fell short of making a significant impact on me. While it served its purpose in creating a certain mood for the movie, I found it to be somewhat generic and forgettable. The music did not stand out or leave a lasting impression, failing to elevate the storytelling or immerse me deeper into the plot. Overall, I believe the soundtrack could have been more innovative and memorable to make a stronger impact on the overall viewing experience.

James Moore

6/10

I found the band's soundtrack of The Glass House to be quite fitting and eerie, enhancing the suspenseful atmosphere of the movie. The music effectively heightened the tension during key scenes, adding a sense of unease and mystery to the unfolding story. The haunting melodies and subtle cues truly captured the psychological thriller aspect of the film, making it a crucial element in building up the suspense and intrigue.