• To Die For (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.80/10 from 585 votes

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Los Angeles. 1989. Erotic, magnetic, immortal Vlad Tepesh (Brendan Hughes) is the real Prince of Darkness, on whom all vampire stories were based. When Vlad falls in love for the first time, it's with a woman he wants more than blind devotion - or blood. Kate Wooten (Sydney Walsh), the object of Vlad's passion, finds herself helpless against her attraction to her strange, new suitor who enters and disappears from her life like a phantom. Seeing that Vlad has found true love, Tom (Steve Bond), a handsome, charming and deadly "friend" of Vlad's, finally discovers the means to exact the revenge he has been plotting for hundreds of years. Cecilia (Amanda Wyss), Kate's roommate, also finds herself attracted to Vlad. Rapidly she becomes his emotional slave, fated to be another creature of the night. Despite warnings from her former boyfriend, Martin (Scott Jacoby), about Vlad's true origins, and Cecilia's horrible transformation and death, Kate's involvement with Vlad becomes stronger. They eventually make love. However, their passion is interrupted by Tom. The two vampires battle fiercely. Vlad emerges victorious, but now must make the ultimate sacrifice as Kate looks helplessly on...

Greg H. Sims presents an Arrowhead Entertainment/Lee Caplin Production, "To Die For." Deran Sarafian directed from a script by Leslie King, and Barin Kumar produced. The film stars Brendan Hughes, Sydney Walsh, Amanda Wyss, Scott Jacoby, Micah Grant, with a "special appearance" by Duane Jones, and Steve Bond as "Tom." Skouras Pictures distributes.

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Play	Title	Artist
	To Die For
	Can't Let Go	Ron Bloom: Writer Ron Bloom: Producer
	Torn and Tattered	Leif Garrett: Writer Julian Raymond: Produced
	Always	Paul Sabu: Writer
	For You I'd Die	Stacy Widelitz: Writer Stacy Widelitz: Produced
	It's You Who Said It	Billy Trudel: Performer
	Tyranny	Denny Diante: Produced
	Sonata No.14 in D Major: Presto	Domenico Scarlatti: Performer Gita Karasik: Performer
	Sonata No.25 in F Major: Andante Comodo	Domenico Scarlatti: Performer Gita Karasik: Performer
	Sonata No.118 in F Minor: Andante Moderato	Domenico Scarlatti: Performer Gita Karasik: Performer
	Sonata No.21 in F Major: Andante Allegro	Domenico Scarlatti: Performer Gita Karasik: Performer

User reviews

Jennifer Lopez

5/10

Overall, the music in To Die For contributes significantly to the overall impact of the film, creating a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Karen Green

1/10

The overall sound quality of the soundtrack was disappointing, with some tracks sounding muffled and poorly mixed. This detracted from the viewing experience, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the story and connect with the characters on an emotional level. The lack of attention to detail in the sound production was a missed opportunity to elevate the film's overall impact.

Betty Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack features a blend of genres and styles, showcasing the diversity of influences that make up the film's unique atmosphere.

Jennifer Martinez

5/10

The soundtrack of To Die For perfectly captures the dark and seductive atmosphere of the vampire story set in Los Angeles in 1989.

Michelle Moore

8/10

The use of music in To Die For adds depth and emotion to the characters' relationships and struggles. The soundtrack effectively conveys the passion, betrayal, and ultimate sacrifice that unfold throughout the film, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

George Nelson

9/10

The soundtrack of To Die For is a masterpiece of atmospheric music that elevates the film to a whole new level. It enhances the storytelling and draws the audience deeper into the world of vampires and eternal love, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Brian Campbell

6/10

The music enhances the erotic and mysterious elements of the film, adding depth to the characters and their relationships.

Mary Robinson

6/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of immortality and longing, mirroring Vlad's eternal existence and his desire for true love.

Paul Taylor

10/10

The haunting melodies and eerie tones create a mesmerizing backdrop for the immortal love story between Vlad and Kate. The music seamlessly weaves through the narrative, adding depth and emotion to each scene, especially during the intense battles and moments of passion between the characters.

Mark Davis

6/10

The music used during the love scene between Vlad and Kate is both romantic and tragic, emphasizing the doomed nature of their relationship.

Lisa Johnson

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional struggles of the characters, especially Cecilia's transformation into a creature of the night.

Melissa Walker

1/10

The soundtrack of To Die For failed to create a sense of atmosphere and tension that would enhance the dark and mysterious world of vampires in Los Angeles. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the haunting melodies and eerie tones that could have added depth to the film.

Donald Thompson

10/10

The soundtrack of To Die For perfectly captures the dark and sensual atmosphere of the film set in 1989 Los Angeles. Each track immerses you in the world of vampires and forbidden love, enhancing the emotional intensity of Vlad and Kate's romance.

Mark Campbell

2/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack felt disjointed and out of place, failing to complement the narrative and emotional arcs of the characters. Instead of enhancing key moments in the story, the music distracted from the scenes and undermined the impact of crucial plot developments.

Sarah Nelson

7/10

The band soundtrack of To Die For perfectly captures the dark and seductive atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and eerie tones enhance the tension and mystery surrounding Vlad and his love story with Kate.