John Ottman, Urban Legends: Final Cut - 1h 13m 25s

Tracks & Durations

1. Amy's Theme	1:22
2. The Tower	5:05
3. Cold Night	1:22
4. Meeting Trevor	3:52
5. Puppy Chow	3:59
6. I Know A Good Story	1:21
7. Sandra's Missing	2:49
8. The Scoring Stage	7:28
9. The Gods Of Men	1:03
10. I Trusted You	4:08
11. The Way It Is	1:34
12. Disturbing Dailies	1:55
13. Tunnel Of Terror	3:36
14. Daydream	1:32
15. Midnight Scream	2:30
16. Mile High Club	3:30
17. Conjecture	1:28
18. The Grate	0:44
19. Hitchhiked	2:45
20. Final Showdown	7:43
21. Amy's Shoot	1:30
22. Funeral March Of The Marionette	3:02
23. Over It (Performed By Amanda Gonzalez)	3:59
24. Wrong (Performed By John Torres)	3:45
25. Bonus Track	1:10

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Review

Director John Ottman (listed in Daily Variety as one of 50 people to watch back in 1997) also composed the soundtrack for this horror thriller about a student at Alpine University who, while finishing her thesis film on urban legends, suffers the loss of her crew members to fatal "accidents" that are too deliberate for comfort. Ottman (The Cable Guy, The Usual Suspects) employs the Munich Symphony Orchestra for much of the score, and his brief but insightful liner notes do a good job of explaining the use of simple motifs to reflect character and tone. It's a sense of déjà vu all over again. The addition of a choir to the instrumental passages ("Disturbing Dailies") adds an air of menace to the proceedings. While the addition of three tracks (two written by arranger and conductor Damon Intrabartolo and featuring a guitar-bass-drums attack) sets things slightly askew, Ottman's scary intentions are never thwarted in the process. --Rob O'Connor

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