Various - The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Review by Carnival Marquees

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, composed by various artists, is a haunting and atmospheric collection of music that perfectly complements the dark and unsettling tone of the film. The album features a mix of classical pieces, including works by Bach and Schubert, as well as original compositions by the film's composer, Andrew Dominik.

The soundtrack's standout track is undoubtedly Dominik's "De Profundis," a chilling and ominous piece that perfectly captures the film's sense of dread and impending doom. The use of strings and piano creates a sense of tension that builds throughout the track, culminating in an almost unbearable sense of unease.

Other notable tracks on the album include Schubert's "String Quartet No. 14 in D Minor," which is used to great effect during one of the film's more unsettling scenes, and Bach's "St. Matthew Passion," which provides a haunting backdrop to one of the film's more emotional moments.

Summary by Carnival Marquees

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is a masterful collection of music that perfectly captures the film's eerie and unsettling atmosphere. Fans of the film will no doubt appreciate the attention to detail that went into selecting and creating the music for this album.