• The Refuge (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.20/10 from 1600 votes

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The Refuge

Markus Hunter, a getaway driver/gunman (Keith Sutliff), lives a solitary life in Los Angeles California doing jobs around town and across the world. Known for his excellent reputation as a driver/gunman, a former employer of his, Frank, contracts him for a job involving casino heist money from a debt that was never paid to him.

After making a few contacts, Markus ends up recruiting some help from a nearby colleague (Watts) of his which he's done many jobs with in the past. Things don't go according to plan for Markus, leading to people looking for him, his known associates, and the only person he trusts in life (Staci).

As the story unfolds, Markus attempts to sort out the chaos leading to more turmoil. Markus comes to realize he must make the ultimate decision which matters most to him in life.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Refuge
	As the Dark Wave Swells
	Chaotica
	Shains A-Go-Go
	A Patricia
	Sueño Sicodélico
	Todo Negro
	Last Ride
	Teenage Mutant Surfer Ninja
	El Boogalo del Perro
	Piedra de Doce Ángulos
	Road House
	The Matador and the Fuzz
	Estoy Brillando
	Navajo
	Malaguena
	Cor Steijn Rides the Wild
	Goin' Down - Remaster
	Big Iron
	Vírgenes del Sol
	Por Ti Estoy Sufriendo
	You Are Death	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Dixon	Federico Vaona: Performer
	The Refuge Theme	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Frank Calls	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Meeting Frank	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Staci	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Driving to the Place	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Plan Drawing	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Watts Agreement	Federico Vaona: Performer
	The First Heist	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Reward	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Rachel	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Calling Watts	Federico Vaona: Performer
	No Answer	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Zander	Federico Vaona: Performer
	The Fault	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Where Is My Money?	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Vernon	Federico Vaona: Performer
	I Think You Are Insane	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Out Now	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Do You Have Any Questions?	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Edwin	Federico Vaona: Performer
	A Night of Decisions	Federico Vaona: Performer
	What About My Portion of the Cash	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Going to Watts	Federico Vaona: Performer
	The Last Job	Federico Vaona: Performer
	Drive to Hell	Federico Vaona: Performer

User reviews

Joshua Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack of The Refuge perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film, setting the tone for the story of a getaway driver caught in a dangerous situation.

David Mitchell

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Refuge is a crucial element in elevating the storytelling and immersing the audience in the gripping world of Markus Hunter, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Steven Johnson

6/10

The music enhances the suspense and tension of the plot, immersing the audience into Markus Hunter's world of crime and betrayal.

Donna Mitchell

6/10

The melancholic melodies in certain tracks evoke a sense of loneliness and introspection, reflecting Markus' solitary life and internal conflict.

Michael Allen

5/10

The use of different musical motifs and instruments helps to convey the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles, adding layers to the storytelling.

Matthew Wilson

7/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the melancholic piano themes in the soundtrack resonated with me, adding a layer of complexity to the characters' inner struggles and conflicts.

Ashley Campbell

7/10

The way the music builds up and intensifies during key moments of action and suspense creates a sense of adrenaline and excitement, keeping me on the edge of my seat throughout the film.

Deborah Walker

5/10

The soundtrack effectively builds up the adrenaline during action sequences, making the audience feel the rush and danger of the heist scenes.

Jennifer Jones

4/10

The soundtrack of The Refuge lacked diversity and originality, with many of the tracks sounding generic and uninspired. It failed to create a unique atmosphere or enhance the emotional depth of the scenes, leaving the viewer feeling disconnected from the story.

Ashley Phillips

8/10

The haunting melodies in The Refuge soundtrack perfectly capture the tension and suspense of the film's storyline, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Linda Clark

5/10

The combination of electronic beats and orchestral elements creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience that complements the fast-paced narrative of the film.

James Lewis

7/10

The seamless integration of different musical genres in the soundtrack, from ambient soundscapes to intense orchestral pieces, showcases the versatility and creativity of the composer in setting the mood for each scene.

Betty Carter

7/10

Overall, the The Refuge soundtrack stands out as a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience with its evocative and captivating musical score that lingers in the mind long after the movie ends.

Emily Roberts

8/10

The use of electronic beats and pulsating rhythms in the soundtrack adds a modern and edgy feel to the movie, reflecting the fast-paced world of crime and deception portrayed in the film.

Ashley Wilson

5/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles, from pulsating rhythms to haunting melodies, showcasing the versatility of the composer in capturing the film's various themes.

Daniel Williams

5/10

The music transitions smoothly between different moods and scenes, enhancing the cohesion of the film and keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Donald Mitchell

6/10

The atmospheric sound design in the soundtrack adds an extra layer of depth to the film, enhancing the overall cinematic experience for the audience.

Carol Jones

7/10

The recurring motifs and themes in the soundtrack provide a sense of continuity and cohesion to the narrative, tying together different plot points and character arcs in a cohesive and engaging manner.

Susan Martin

4/10

The music in The Refuge often felt out of place and poorly timed, disrupting the flow of the film rather than complementing the action on screen. This lack of synchronization between the soundtrack and the visuals detracted from the overall viewing experience, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the narrative.

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