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The House of the Devil

In The House of the Devil, a young college student named Samantha takes on a babysitting job in a remote mansion. She soon realizes that the job is not what it seems, as she discovers that the couple who hired her have sinister intentions.

As the night progresses, Samantha finds herself in a fight for her life as she uncovers the dark secrets of the house and its occupants. She must use all her wits and courage to survive the night and escape the clutches of evil.

The House of the Devil is a chilling horror film that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats as they watch Samantha's terrifying ordeal unfold.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The House of the Devil
	One Thing Leads to Another	The Fixx: Performer
	One of Our Submarines	Thomas Dolby: Writer Thomas Dolby: Performer
	Hark, the Herald Angels Sing	Felix Mendelssohn: Performer Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Performer
	Chopsticks	Euphemia Allen: Performer Jocelin Donahue: Picked out
	SIDE 1: House Of The Devil Opening Theme – Mike Armstrong	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Opening	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Family Photos	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The View Upstairs	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Original Inhabitants	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Meeting mr. Ulman	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Keep The Change	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Footsteps	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Mother	Jeff Grace: Performer
	SIDE 2: Chalice	Jeff Grace: Performer
	On The Run	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Lights Out	Jeff Grace: Performer
	He's Calling You	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The House Of The Devil	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Mrs. Ulman	Jeff Grace: Performer
	THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL: Opening	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Chalice	Jeff Grace: Performer
	I CAN SEE YOU: Today In New York City (Graham Reznick)	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Pitch Meeting	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Summer Day	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Looking for Doug and Summer	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Doug Returns	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Doug Escapes	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Where Are You Now? (Graham Reznick)	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The Cliff	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Evening Fog	Jeff Grace: Performer
	I Can See You	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Swimming Hole	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Passing Trees	Jeff Grace: Performer
	He's Calling You	Jeff Grace: Performer

User reviews

Carol Anderson

6/10

The use of eerie and unsettling melodies in the soundtrack perfectly complements the eerie atmosphere of the remote mansion where the story takes place. It creates a sense of unease and foreboding that lingers long after the movie has ended.

Mary Brown

6/10

The haunting and atmospheric score of The House of the Devil effectively sets the tone for the suspenseful and tense moments throughout the film. It enhances the overall chilling experience for the audience.

Richard Clark

6/10

The music in The House of the Devil effectively builds tension and suspense, adding an extra layer of fear and uncertainty to Samantha's terrifying predicament. It heightens the sense of danger and keeps viewers engaged throughout the film.

Laura Hill

9/10

The House of the Devil's soundtrack perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing the eerie atmosphere and keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout. The haunting melodies and ominous tones added a layer of depth to the storyline, making the viewing experience even more immersive.

Deborah Phillips

9/10

The use of retro synth sounds in The House of the Devil's soundtrack was a brilliant choice, transporting me back to the 1980s setting of the film and creating a nostalgic yet unsettling vibe. The pulsating rhythms and chilling melodies perfectly complemented the suspenseful scenes, adding an extra layer of intensity to Samantha's terrifying ordeal.

Lisa Jones

1/10

The music choices in the film often felt mismatched with the tone of the scenes, causing distractions and disconnecting me from the immersive experience.

Daniel White

5/10

The soundtrack of The House of the Devil skillfully mirrors the psychological and emotional journey of the main character, Samantha, as she navigates the horrors unfolding around her. It amplifies the sense of dread and desperation she feels, drawing the audience deeper into her harrowing experience.

Deborah Perez

8/10

The use of retro synth sounds in the soundtrack adds a nostalgic yet unsettling quality to the film, creating a unique blend of old-school horror vibes with a modern twist. The music enhances the sense of dread and unease, immersing viewers in Samantha's terrifying journey.

James Lewis

6/10

The musical score of The House of the Devil masterfully creates a sense of dread and impending doom, enhancing the overall sense of horror and suspense in the film. It is a key element in building the tension and fear that grips viewers from start to finish.

Nancy Clark

7/10

The atmospheric and haunting score of The House of the Devil perfectly sets the tone for the suspenseful and eerie atmosphere of the film. Each musical cue builds tension and keeps the audience on edge throughout the movie.

Susan Garcia

1/10

The soundtrack of The House of the Devil felt repetitive and predictable, lacking originality and failing to enhance the suspenseful atmosphere of the film.

Deborah Thomas

4/10

The overall quality of the sound design and mixing in the soundtrack was subpar, with some tracks sounding muddled and overshadowing important dialogue and key moments in the plot.

Betty Roberts

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The House of the Devil is a masterful complement to the film's narrative, enhancing the suspense and fear factor with its well-crafted compositions and eerie melodies.

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