Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter Soundtrack (Part IV)
The fourth installment of the iconic slasher series brought with it a promise of finality, a closing chapter to the reign of terror of Jason Voorhees. But as every horror aficionado knows, endings in this genre are rarely ever truly final.
The music, composed by the brilliant Harry Manfredini, plays an integral role in setting the mood and enhancing the suspense of the “Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter.”
Harry Manfredini is the maestro behind the haunting melodies of the Friday the 13th series. His iconic “ki ki ki ma ma ma” sound effect, which he crafted for the original movie, has since become synonymous with the series. Manfredini has an ability to capture the essence of suspense and terror in his compositions.
His work goes beyond this series, with credits in numerous other films, but it’s safe to say that his contributions to the world of Jason Voorhees are among his most celebrated.
List of “Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter” Tracks
- What Boy, Ma’am? / Main Titles
- Helicopter
- The Morgue
- Hacksaw to Throat
- Squeezing the Banana
- Dock Prank
- Stalled Car
- Tommy’s Room
- Midnight Skinny Dip
- Paul Gets the Point
- Mom Looks for Kids
- Lights Out
- Jimmy Is Screwed / Tina Thrown / Ted Watches Movie
- Lights! Camera! Hacktion!
- You Give Me Cleaver
- Trish and Rob
- Tommy Reads / Trish Pleads / Rob and Trish Meet Jason
- La Muerte De Jason
