The Last Man on Earth Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Italiano:

L'ultimo uomo della Terra

Title in Português:

O Último Homem na Terra

Title in Français:

Je suis une légende

Title in Türk:

The Last Man on Earth

Synopsis

Robert Morgan (Vincent Price) is the last man on earth, as far as he can tell. A plague killed everyone else on the planet several years ago. He was immune to it, and can only guess why. Vampires that were formerly human attack Morgan's home every night.

Morgan's days are spent shoring up his home against the vampire hordes, picking up supplies in the abandoned city, and eliminating his enemies by searching out and destroying the bloodsuckers while they sleep. He maintains mirrors and garlic strands around his house and fashions stakes on his lathe to use on the walking dead. He also conducts experiments on the bacteria that caused this plague in an effort to find a cure.

He remembers the early days of the plague, when his former friend and lab partner, Ben Cortman (Giacomo Rossi Stuart) tried to warn Morgan of what was to come. Morgan dismissed his fears and continued life as usual.

The vampires outside Morgan's home are led by Ben Cortman, who has made it his personal mission to kill Morgan. "Morgan, come out!" is the nightly chant that torments him.

His solitary existence is painful. He gets on the radio every day, calling out on different frequencies, trying to find another human still alive. In his tortured dreams, he remembers when his wife returned from the dead to seek his blood, after she succumbed to the plague.

One day, to his amazement, he finds a dog. He is so excited to have a companion that he overlooks several signs that all is not right with the animal. Eventually, he realizes that the dog is also infected and that he must kill it.

While burying the dog, Morgan encounters Ruth Collins (Franca Bettoia), a woman walking through the park in the sunshine! Even though he's suspicious of her story of how she survived, he takes her home with him. She reacts violently to a garland of garlic cloves he brings out, but she claims that she's always had a weak stomach.

Ruth catches her injecting herself with something, and she's forced to admit that she too is infected but that she and others like her have developed a serum that lets them control the disease. By regular injections, they keep the disease in check: they are able to live in the daylight and do not turn to vampirism. Ruth also warns Morgan that her people are coming for him because, in his zeal to kill vampires, he has been killing people like her who have the disease under control.

At this moment, however, the soldiers come for him. Before Ruth can tell them that Morgan has found a cure, he is surrounded and shot. As he stumbles to his death, he tells the crowds that they are freaks and that he is "the last man on earth"!

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The Last Man on Earth
Prologue
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Main Title
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Dead Vampires
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Survival
Paul Sawtell: Performer
The Stakes
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Dead Vampires (Taken Away)
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Pit Smoke
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Goes for Supplies
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Killing Vampires
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Vampire Bop
Paul Sawtell: Performer
To the Chapel
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Beside Casket
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Fights off Vampires
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Finds Vampires at House
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Watching Home Movie
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Retrospect
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Baby's Room
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Smoke
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Taking the Dead Away
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Still Troubled
Paul Sawtell: Performer
The Deserted Lab
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Death of Baby
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Raging Inferno
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Wife Gone
Paul Sawtell: Performer
To the Cemetery
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Face From the Grave
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Sunrise
Paul Sawtell: Performer
New Discovery
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Vampires Iron Stakes
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Dog Is Hurt
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Buries the Dog
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Girl's Existence
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Injection Needle
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Girl Infected
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Transfusion
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Transfusion a Success
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Iron Lancers Attack
Paul Sawtell: Performer
After the Last Man
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Last Man Shot (93X)
Paul Sawtell: Performer
Last Man Shot
Paul Sawtell: Performer
End Title
Paul Sawtell: Performer
BONUS TRACKS (without vocal overdubs): Beside Casket
Paul Sawtell: Performer

User reviews

Steven Martin
8/10

The soundtrack of The Last Man on Earth effectively conveys the themes of loneliness, survival, and the struggle for humanity in a post-apocalyptic world, making it an integral part of the film's storytelling and atmosphere.

Amanda Allen
10/10

The haunting and atmospheric score of The Last Man on Earth perfectly captures the sense of isolation and despair that Vincent Price's character, Robert Morgan, experiences as the sole survivor of a global plague. The music enhances the tension and fear of the vampire attacks, creating a truly immersive and chilling viewing experience.

Mark Jones
4/10

The music choices often felt disconnected from the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story and empathize with the characters' plight.

Stephanie Williams
1/10

The soundtrack of The Last Man on Earth felt repetitive and lacked depth, failing to capture the emotional intensity of the protagonist's struggles in a post-apocalyptic world.

Emily Wilson
7/10

The haunting and atmospheric soundtrack of The Last Man on Earth perfectly captures the sense of isolation and despair felt by the protagonist, Robert Morgan, as he navigates a world overrun by vampires.

Carol Mitchell
9/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the soundtrack in The Last Man on Earth resonates with the audience as we witness Morgan's struggle to survive and his desperate search for a cure. The music beautifully conveys the loneliness and sorrow of his existence, as well as the fleeting moments of hope and connection he experiences with Ruth and the dog. It adds a layer of poignancy to the film's themes of loss, resilience, and the haunting consequences of humanity's downfall.

Patricia White
8/10

The use of eerie melodies and dissonant sounds in the soundtrack adds a sense of unease and foreboding to the story, creating a chilling and immersive viewing experience.

Michael Scott
6/10

The haunting and eerie soundtrack of The Last Man on Earth perfectly captures the sense of isolation and despair felt by the protagonist, Robert Morgan. The somber tones and melancholic melodies evoke a feeling of loneliness that resonates throughout the film.

Linda Carter
6/10

The incorporation of subtle motifs and recurring themes in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the film's narrative, creating a cohesive and immersive sonic experience for the audience. The recurring motifs symbolize the recurring struggles and themes present in Morgan's life, further emphasizing his internal conflicts and external challenges.

Andrew Anderson
5/10

The use of dissonant chords and unsettling soundscapes in the soundtrack effectively enhances the atmosphere of tension and suspense as Morgan battles against the vampire hordes that threaten his existence. The music intensifies the sense of danger and impending doom that looms over him.

Laura Parker
8/10

The musical score effectively builds tension and suspense during the scenes where Morgan is being hunted by the bloodthirsty creatures, enhancing the sense of danger and urgency in the film.

Donna Garcia
5/10

The soundtrack skillfully transitions between moments of quiet contemplation and intense action sequences, mirroring the emotional journey of the protagonist as he struggles to survive in a world devoid of human life. The music serves as a powerful storytelling tool, conveying the inner turmoil and external threats faced by Morgan.

John White
8/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the music enhance the audience's connection to the characters, particularly during poignant moments such as Morgan's interactions with Ruth and his emotional turmoil over the loss of his wife.

Thomas Johnson
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Man on Earth is a masterful composition that not only complements the visuals and narrative of the film but also stands on its own as a piece of art. The music elevates the viewing experience, drawing viewers deeper into the desolate world of the protagonist and evoking a range of emotions from sorrow to suspense.