• Zombieland (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.60/10 from 625000 votes

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Synopsis

Searching for family. In the early twenty-first century, zombies have taken over America. A shy and college student in Texas has survived by following his 30 rules: like "look in the back seat," "double-tap," "avoid public restrooms." He decides to travel to Ohio to see if his parents are alive.

He gets a ride with a savage, brutal zombie-killer headed for Florida, and soon they confront a young woman whose sister has been bitten by a zombie and wants to be put out of her suffering. The sisters were headed to an LA park with attractions they've heard is without a zombie.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Zombieland
	The Star-Spangled Banner	John Stafford Smith: Writer
	For Whom the Bell Tolls	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Feels So Good	Chuck Mangione: Writer Chuck Mangione: Performer
	You're a Wolf	Sea Wolf: Performer
	No One's Gonna Love You	Ben Bridwell: Writer Band of Horses: Performer
	Duelin' Banjos	Arthur Smith: Writer
	Gold Guns Girls	Metric: Performer James Shaw: Writer
	Everybody Wants Some	Van Halen: Performer Edward Van Halen: Writer
	Puppy Love	Paul Anka: Writer Paul Anka: Performer
	Oh! Sweet Nuthin'	Lou Reed: Writer The Velvet Underground: Performer
	The Marriage of Figaro, K.492	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Writer
	Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain	Fred Rose: Writer Willie Nelson: Performer
	It's Only Wednesday	Antonio Beliveau: Writer Crash Kings: Performer
	Death Prayer in Heaven's Orchard	Ethan Miller: Writer
	Moonlight Kiss	Raul Malo: Writer Raul Malo: Performer
	Popular from 'Wicked'	Stephen Schwartz: Writer Kristin Chenoweth: Performer
	Kingdom of Rust	Andy Williams: Writer Doves: Performer
	Ghostbusters	Ray Parker Jr.: Writer Ray Parker Jr.: Performer
	(Don't Fear) The Reaper	Donald Roeser: Writer Blue Öyster Cult: Performer
	Taps	Daniel Butterfield: Writer
	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	Hank Williams: Writer Hank Williams: Performer
	Two of the Lucky Ones	Pete Droge: Writer
	Feel Good About It	Marching Band: Performer
	Vienna Blood Waltz, Op. 354	Johann Strauss: Writer
	Your Touch	Dan Auerbach: Writer The Black Keys: Performer
	Salute Your Solution	Brendan Benson: Writer The Raconteurs: Performer
	Opening	David Sardy: Performer
	Cardio	David Sardy: Performer
	The Standoff	David Sardy: Performer
	Escalade Sting	David Sardy: Performer
	Hostess Truck	David Sardy: Performer
	406	David Sardy: Performer
	Carpush Manwich	David Sardy: Performer
	Grocery Store	David Sardy: Performer
	Marriagable	David Sardy: Performer
	Girls Abandon Guys	David Sardy: Performer
	Smash The Van	David Sardy: Performer
	Walk N Talk	David Sardy: Performer
	The Yellow Hummer	David Sardy: Performer
	Clown Dump	David Sardy: Performer
	H3lp	David Sardy: Performer
	Gas N Gulp	David Sardy: Performer
	The Quiet Game	David Sardy: Performer
	Zombie Kill Of The Week	David Sardy: Performer
	Zombie Kimosabe	David Sardy: Performer
	Searching The Murray House	David Sardy: Performer
	Zombie In The House	David Sardy: Performer
	Monopoly	David Sardy: Performer
	Pacific Playland (Pt.1)	David Sardy: Performer
	Pacific Playland (Pt.2)	David Sardy: Performer
	Columbus Alone	David Sardy: Performer
	Pacific Playland (Pt.3)	David Sardy: Performer
	Pacific Playland (Pt.4)	David Sardy: Performer
	Estasi Dell Anima	David Sardy: Performer
	Clown	David Sardy: Performer
	Rat Scare	David Sardy: Performer
	As Close As I'll Ever Get To Home	David Sardy: Performer
	As Close As I'll Ever Get To Home	David Sardy: Performer

User reviews

Mark Moore

7/10

The upbeat and energetic songs during action sequences create a thrilling atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Margaret Allen

2/10

The lack of a cohesive theme or tone in the music made it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters and their journey. The soundtrack did not effectively convey the emotions of searching for family in a world overrun by zombies, making it feel shallow and superficial.

Melissa Campbell

1/10

I found the choice of songs to be distracting and disjointed, taking away from the overall atmosphere of the film. The soundtrack seemed out of place and did not enhance the viewer's experience of the story and characters.

William Lewis

6/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack shines through in moments of reflection and vulnerability, providing a stark contrast to the high-octane action sequences. The music effectively underscores the characters' personal struggles and the underlying theme of searching for family in a world that has been turned upside down.

Kenneth Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of Zombieland effectively captures the intense and chaotic atmosphere of a world overrun by zombies. The music enhances the sense of urgency and danger present throughout the film.

Mark Martinez

7/10

The use of diverse musical genres in the soundtrack adds depth and variety to the overall viewing experience.

Lisa Anderson

10/10

The soundtrack of Zombieland perfectly captures the adrenaline-pumping action and suspense of the film. Each track intensifies the scenes, making the audience feel fully immersed in the post-apocalyptic world. The music enhances the tension and excitement, creating a thrilling viewing experience.

John Hernandez

1/10

The soundtrack of Zombieland did not effectively capture the intensity and suspense of the zombie apocalypse setting. The music failed to create a sense of urgency or fear that one would expect in a post-apocalyptic world.

Ronald Lewis

8/10

Overall, the music in Zombieland enhances the storytelling and helps create a memorable and immersive cinematic experience for the viewers.

Donald Hall

10/10

Furthermore, the song selection in Zombieland is spot on, providing a perfect blend of classic hits and modern tracks that complement the film's dark humor and quirky characters. From iconic rock anthems to haunting melodies, the soundtrack adds depth and personality to the story, making it memorable and enjoyable for the audience.

Deborah Johnson

8/10

The soundtrack of Zombieland perfectly captures the tension and excitement of the zombie apocalypse setting.

Stephanie Thomas

8/10

The haunting melodies in certain tracks evoke a sense of loneliness and vulnerability in the characters, enhancing the emotional impact of their journey.

George Carter

5/10

The use of rock and metal tracks in the soundtrack adds an edgy and rebellious vibe to the movie, perfectly complementing the characters' journey through a post-apocalyptic America. The music helps to convey the characters' defiance and determination in the face of the zombie threat.

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