“Longlegs” is the new horror movie that has just landed in theaters and has become one of the most anticipated hits of the genre in 2024, especially among fans of Nicolas Cage (Face/Off) and Maika Monroe (It Follows).
In addition to featuring incredible performances from its leads, the drama written and directed by Oz Perkins (The Blackcoat’s Daughter and Legally Blonde) boasts an incredible score that helps create a truly unsettling atmosphere.
Each of the songs featured in the score has been specially created as “sounds from the man downstairs“, as reported by the official Instagram account of Sony Music Soundtracks and Milan Records.
Longlegs Soundtrack | Complete score and songs
- Hell on Earth
- Blood Trees
- Second Sight
- The Horns
- Initiation
- I’ll Be Your Behemoth
- Blades Out
- Bible Leaves and the FBI
- The Devil’s Delta
- Dread Algorithm
- Camera by Gloaming
- Blue Eyed Bairn
- Mother Knows Best
- Regression
- Mr. Downstairs
- Bunch of Basement Noise
- He Knows Who You Are
- Hail Satan
- Ruth’s House
- Storytime
- To the Dark House
- The Bitter End
- Water by Melody Carrillo feat. Elizabeth Wight
- Observatory by Eugenio Battaglia
- Resonance by Eugenio Battaglia
Who composed the Longlegs score?
Both the music and score for Longlegs, the new and disturbing horror film that has arrived to traumatize viewers, were crafted by Zilgi, with Natasha Duprey serving as the music supervisor.
Mutant, in collaboration with Milan Records and NEON, has released the album “LONGLEGS (ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK)” exclusively in physical format, featuring two vinyl records available starting today.
According to the official site, the album contains an original score written by Zilgi, which is as unsettling and immersive as a nightmare. The composer collaborated with sound designer and editor Eugenio Battaglia.
“Longlegs required a sound landscape as compelling as its on-screen story, leading Zilgi to create a palette of dark and ominous synthesizers, twisted instrumentation, and subliminal sound design elements,” it was described.
