The Dorm That Dripped Blood [Original Soundtrack Recording] (1982)

The 1982 American slasher film "The Dorm That Dripped Blood", directed by Stephen Carpenter and Jeffrey Obrow, follows a group of students who stay behind in the Morgan Meadows Hall dorm during its final days of operation, only to be stalked and killed by a psychopathic killer using industrial tools. The film is notable for its brutal, fast‑paced violence and for being the debut of composer Christopher Young, whose score—opening with a Bernard Herrmann‑style string attack—comprises tracks such as "Main Title" (00:00), "Someone's in the Kitchen" (01:12), "Trapped" (03:33), "Nightwalk" (04:15), "Who's on the Roof" (06:05), "Surprise" (08:47), "The Phone's Dead" (10:40), "The Sacrifice" (11:58), "The Last Chance" (15:02), "Farewell to Brian" (17:06), "Moonchill" (19:22), "No Escape" (20:02), "Her Man Awaits" (21:46), "Bill's Piece of Mind" (22:47), "A Little Prank. Kiss and Kill" (24:22), "Search for the Hermit" (26:02), and "End Title" (27:00).