• The Hollywood Knights (1980) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 5100 votes

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Synopsis

It's Halloween 1965 in Hollywood and is also the last day that a drive in which the hang out of some youths who call themselves the Hollywood Knights will be open. It is being closed because most of the local snobs don't like them so they decided to close the drive in to get rid of them.

Now the Knights decide to lash back at those who were responsible. And they try to make the best of the drive in's last night. They also have some new pledges and they have to perform a very daring task which includes making a song request and an announcement about the closing of Tubby's Drive In which is the Home of the Hollywood Knights Car Club before Midnight with the Local DJ played by none other than Wolfman Jack.

Also one of the Knights is going to Vietnam, so he is making the best of his last day. And another member is having problems with his girlfriend.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Hollywood Knights
	Hollywood Knights	Kenny Vance: Produced
	In the Midnight Hour	Wilson Pickett: Writer Wilson Pickett: Performer
	Under the Boardwalk	The Drifters: Performer Kenny Young: Writer
	What'd I Say	Ray Charles: Writer
	Rag Doll	Bob Crewe: Writer The Four Seasons: Performer
	Big Girls Don't Cry	Bob Crewe: Writer The Four Seasons: Performer
	Sherry	Bob Gaudio: Writer The Four Seasons: Performer
	Mr. Tambourine Man	Bob Dylan: Writer
	Surfing U.S.A.
	Barbara Ann
	Fun Fun Fun
	One Fine Day
	He's So Fine
	Hello Dolly
	California Dreamin'
	Come Go with Me
	Pipeline
	Wipeout
	Baby Love
	Heatwave
	I Hear a Symphony
	Quicksand
	Little Darlin'
	Hey Baby
	Sh-Boom
	Wooly Bully
	I Will Follow Him
	Why Do Fools Fall in Love
	Goin' Out of My Head
	Surf City
	Volare

User reviews

John Davis

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Hollywood Knights is a standout feature of the film, enhancing the storytelling and bringing the audience closer to the world of the Hollywood Knights.

Margaret Perez

6/10

The soundtrack of The Hollywood Knights perfectly captures the nostalgic vibe of 1965 Hollywood, with a mix of classic rock and roll tunes that transport the listener to that era.

Ashley Green

5/10

The inclusion of Wolfman Jack as the local DJ adds an authentic touch to the soundtrack, making it feel like a genuine radio broadcast from the 1960s.

Margaret Anderson

6/10

The songs selected for the soundtrack are not only entertaining but also serve to reflect the emotions and experiences of the characters, such as the bittersweet farewell to the drive in and the challenges faced by the members of the Hollywood Knights.

Stephanie Gonzalez

6/10

The music in The Hollywood Knights is a key element in setting the tone of the film, creating a lively and dynamic atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Amanda Rodriguez

2/10

The soundtrack of The Hollywood Knights felt dated and uninspired, failing to capture the energy and excitement of the 1960s era it was trying to portray. The song selections seemed cliché and lacked originality, making it difficult to immerse myself in the film's setting.

Matthew Phillips

6/10

The soundtrack features a good balance of upbeat tracks for the party scenes and more emotional songs for the moments of reflection and personal struggles faced by the characters.

Elizabeth Lopez

6/10

The use of music in the film helps to enhance the party atmosphere of Tubby's Drive In, adding to the sense of rebellion and youthful exuberance displayed by the Hollywood Knights.

Daniel Green

4/10

I found the use of popular songs from the time period in The Hollywood Knights to be jarring and disruptive to the flow of the movie. The placement of the songs felt forced and out of sync with the scenes, detracting from the overall viewing experience and making it hard to connect emotionally with the characters and their stories.

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