Five Nights at Freddy’s soundtrack: All the songs that play in the movie

Five Nights at Freddy’s is the latest horror installment from Universal Pictures. Set in an abandoned pizza parlor, Five Nights has all the scary ingredients, including a haunting soundtrack, sure to raise goosebumps.

If you’re a fan of the video game, then there’s a chance that you’ll enjoy the movie adaptation. Now, I never played the game, but if a movie or TV show is nostalgic about the 1980s with a bone-chilling overture or just the 80s in general, then I’m in. Of course, a soundtrack is needed to get the entire “vibe” from the film or show, and Five Nights At Freddy’s score encompasses the goal. Then, there’s something deliciously eerie about animal animatronics coming to life unexpectedly.

So, what songs are on the latest horror movie’s soundtrack? Luckily, we have the complete list of every song and where to listen if you dare!

Every song on the Five Nights at Freddy’s soundtrack

Five Nights At Freddy’s has eleven songs in the film, with additional scores to match its suspenseful theme.

• “Talking In Your Sleep” performed by The Romantics
• “Dance To the Beat” performed by Studio Musicians
• “Too Late For Tears’ performed by Studio Musicians
• “Diddledum” performed by Kellan Goff
• “Kiss Me” performed by Studio Musicians
• “Video Games” performed by Studio Musicians
• “Real Wild Child (Wild One)” performed by Iggy Pop
• “I Wanna Be Down” performed by Brandy
• “Connection” performed by Elastics
• “Celebration” performed by Kool and the Gang
• “Five Nights At Freddy’s” performed by The Living Tombstone

Where to listen to the Five Nights At Freddy’s soundtrack

Currently, Universal hasn’t released the film’s official soundtrack, but you can still stream the music through many platforms, as Freddy’s fans have been doing. Here are a few options:

• Amazon Music
• Apple Music
• Spotify
• Tunefind (both score and song)
• YouTube

With Oct. 27 kicking off Halloween weekend, why not check out the movie? And while you’re at it, grab a pizza to get the Freddy feel.

Five Nights At Freddy’s is now in theaters and available to stream on Peacock. The film is rated PG-13 for graphic and violent imagery.