• The Wolfman (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Lawrence Talbot's (Benicio Del Toro's) childhood ended the night his mother died. His father sent him from the sleepy Victorian hamlet of Blackmoor to an insane asylum, then he went to America. When his brother Ben's (Simon Merrells') fiancée Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt), tracks him down to help find her missing love, Talbot returns to his father's estate to learn that his brother's mauled body has been found. Reunited with his estranged father Sir John Talbot (Sir Anthony Hopkins), Lawrence sets out to find his brother's killer, and discovers a horrifying destiny for himself. Someone or something with brute strength and insatiable blood lust has been killing the villagers, and a suspicious Scotland Yard Inspector named Aberline (Hugo Weaving) comes to investigate.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Wolfman
	Feed the Wolf
	Feed The Machine
	Re:awaken
	Look In My Eyes
	Doomsday
	An Empty Room
	The Leap
	Parasite
	Daemons
	When Two Are One
	Bow Down
	Fiend
	The Bitter End
	Sangre
	Creature
	Wolf Suite, Pt. 1	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Wolf Suite, Pt. 2	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Prologue	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Dear Mr. Talbot	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Bad Moon Rising	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Gypsy Massacre	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Wake Up, Lawrence	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Funeral	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Healing Montage	Danny Elfman: Performer
	First Transformation	Danny Elfman: Performer
	You Must Go	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Antique Shop	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Country Carnage	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Be Strong	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Madhouse	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Reflection / 2nd Transformation	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Traveling Montage	Danny Elfman: Performer
	The Finale	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Wolf Wild #2	Danny Elfman: Performer
	Universal Pictures Fanfare (Jerry Goldsmith, Arranged by Brian Tyler)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - Frankenstein (Bernhard Kaun)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	End Titles - Dracula (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Wolf Suite - The Wolfman (Danny Elfman)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Sand Volcano - The Mummy (Jerry Goldsmith)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - Cape Fear (Bernard Herrmann)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - To Kill A Mockingbird (Elmer Bernstein)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Place Where Dreams Come True - Field of Dreams (James Horner)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - Airport (Alfred Newman)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Flying Away and End Credits - An American Tail (James Horner)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Land Race - Far and Away (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Disc Time:	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - On Golden Pond (Dave Grusin)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ghost Train (Main Title) - Fried Green Tomatoes (Thomas Newman)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Glasgow Love Theme / PM's Love Theme - Love Actually (Craig Armstrong)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	A Kaleidoscope Of Mathematics - A Beautiful Mind (James Horner)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	That Next Place - Meet Joe Black (Thomas Newman)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ted, Audrey And The Trees - The Lorax (John Powell)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Show Me Your Firetruck - Backdraft (Hans Zimmer)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	End Credits - Back To The Future III (Alan Silvestri)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Riddle Of Steel / Riders Of Doom - Conan The Barbarian (Basil Poledouris)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Over The Moon - E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	BONUS TRACKS: Main Title - Spartacus (Alex North)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Title - Jaws (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Flight Over Africa - Out of Africa (John Barry)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Theme - Schindler's List (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Climbing The Empire State Building - King Kong (James Newton Howard)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Theme - Jurassic Park (John Williams)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ted, Audrey And The Trees - Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Candy Factory - Hop (Christopher Lennertz)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Rickshaw Chase - Kung Fu Panda 2 (Hans Zimmer and John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Dolphin Dance - Dolphin Tale (Mark Isham)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	National News - Big Miracle (Cliff Eidelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Nim's Island - Nim's Island (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Calling The Guardians - Rise of the Guardians (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	This Is Berk - How To Train Your Dragon (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Flying - Rio (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Horton Suite - Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who! (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Theme - Astro Boy (John Ottman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Let Us Drink Milk - Speed Racer (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Final Round - Real Steel (Danny Elfman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Flying A Tank - The A-Team (Alan Silvestri)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	A Man, A Plan, A Code, Dubai - Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Largo Winch (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Fast Five (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Bull Run - Knight and Day (John Powell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Credits - G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra (Alan Silvestri)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Enterprising Young Men - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Introducing Amelia - Amelia (Gabriel Yared)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Honored Colleague - Charlie Wilson's War (James Newton Howard)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Japan - Hachi (Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Ain't You Tired (End Title) - The Help (Thomas Newman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	End Credits - The Bucket List (Marc Shaiman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Anna's Theme - Leap Year (Randy Edelman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main Title - The Tudors - Season 3 (Trevor Morris)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Bel Ami (Rachel Portman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Main TItle - Parade's End (Dirk Brossé)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Isabel The Strong - Your Highness (Steve Jablonsky, Performed by Lisbeth Scott)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - Albert Nobbs (Brian Byrne)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Little Edie On Chair - Grey Gardens (Rachel Portman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Credits - Another Year (Gary Yershon)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	La Fille Du Puisatier (Alexandre Desplat)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Romanze - The Last Station (Sergey Yevtushenko)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Love Theme - Spartacus (Alex North, Performed by Dave Grusin)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Overture - The Visitor (Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Running In The Sand - La Ligne Droite (Patrick Doyle)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	S.O.P. Theme #1 - Standard Operating Procedure (Danny Elfman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Columbus Circle (Brian Tyler)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Back Home - Flash Of Genius (Aaron Zigman)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Opening Titles - Mildred Pierce (Carter Burwell)	Nathan Barr: Performer
	Legend and Main Title - Fool's Gold (George Fenton)	Nathan Barr: Performer

User reviews

Lisa Allen

8/10

The music seamlessly integrates with the film's visuals, enhancing the on-screen action and creating a cohesive audio-visual experience.

Laura Carter

6/10

The music in The Wolfman enhances the emotional depth of the characters and their relationships. The soundtrack effectively conveys the internal struggles of the protagonist, Lawrence Talbot, as he grapples with his monstrous alter ego.

Amanda Carter

8/10

The soundtrack's use of dissonance and unconventional harmonies adds a modern twist to the gothic horror genre, keeping the audience on edge throughout the film.

Carol Carter

7/10

The haunting melodies and chilling orchestrations evoke a sense of foreboding and unease, immersing the audience in the world of the film.

Ronald Young

8/10

The orchestral compositions in The Wolfman are rich and dynamic, creating a sense of grandeur and intensity that complements the film's gothic setting.

Emily Miller

6/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack are impressive and create a sense of foreboding throughout the movie. The use of strings and brass instruments effectively convey the tension and drama of the narrative.

Michelle Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack features a blend of traditional orchestral music with modern elements, creating a unique and captivating listening experience. The fusion of different musical styles enhances the overall impact of the film.

David Thompson

5/10

Overall, The Wolfman's soundtrack is a standout feature of the film. It complements the storytelling and visuals, elevating the movie to a higher level of artistic expression.

Ashley Clark

6/10

The Wolfman's soundtrack perfectly captures the dark and eerie atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies add depth to the storyline and enhance the suspense.

John Lee

7/10

Overall, The Wolfman's soundtrack is a standout feature of the film, elevating the storytelling and immersing the audience in a world of darkness, mystery, and tragedy.

Kimberly Carter

8/10

The Wolfman's soundtrack features a diverse range of musical styles, from brooding strings to bombastic brass, creating a varied and engaging listening experience.

Susan Miller

6/10

The composer's use of leitmotifs in the soundtrack helps to establish a strong connection between the characters and their themes. This musical technique adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling.

Daniel Perez

8/10

The Wolfman's soundtrack perfectly captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film, setting the tone for a dark and haunting experience.

Richard Young

3/10

The soundtrack for The Wolfman felt uninspired and lacked originality. I found myself struggling to remember any standout melodies or themes that enhanced the overall viewing experience.

Susan Mitchell

3/10

The music did not effectively build tension or create a sense of suspense during key moments in the film. I felt that the soundtrack failed to elevate the emotional impact of certain scenes, leaving them feeling flat and unmemorable.

William Thompson

8/10

The music effectively enhances the emotional depth of the story, adding layers of tension and suspense to each scene.

Karen Gonzalez

7/10

The score for The Wolfman effectively conveys the internal struggles and conflicts of the characters, adding depth and complexity to their arcs.

Charles Wright

2/10

The use of traditional orchestral instrumentation in the score felt cliché and predictable, adding nothing new or innovative to the werewolf genre. I was hoping for a more creative and unique approach to the musical accompaniment that would have set The Wolfman apart from other similar films.

Ashley Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of The Wolfman effectively builds tension and suspense during key moments of the film. The music intensifies the horror and action sequences, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Mark Parker

5/10

The main theme of The Wolfman is memorable and sets the tone for the entire film. It evokes a sense of mystery and danger that keeps the audience engaged.