trick 2is the highly anticipated sequel to the 1993 Halloween classic, featuring eight songs from the original soundtrack. The film stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy, who reprise their roles as the poor but musically gifted Sanderson sisters. The first film is known for its iconic musical scene in which three witches cover “I Put a Spell on You,” so the second film has a lot to live up to musically as well.
The Sanderson Sisters are a group of three evil witches who team up to steal the souls of children to stay youthful. They were hanged in 1693, but they placed a curse on their town of Salem, saying they would return once a virgin lit the black flame candle.in the first trickthe Sanderson sisters were sent back to where they came from, but in trick 2 After 29 years, they are back again. High school student Becca accidentally resurrects a witch after lighting a candle given to her by Gilbert, the director of the Sanderson Sisters Museum. Similar to the last film, the witches have to adapt to the modern age and get into some crazy shenanigans along the way. Becca and her two friends Cassie and Izzy go through a rough patch in their friendship in the movie, but by working together to defeat the witch, the trio are able to heal their divided friendship and save Salem.
It is clear trick 2 trying to live up to the glorious musical achievements of its 90s predecessor. The Sanderson sisters sing two songs throughout the film, and while none of them top their performance of “I Put a Spell On You,” they’re still fun to watch and listen to. There are six other songs on the soundtrack, all of which have a spooky Halloween feel.This is every song from trick 2ranked from worst to best.
8. Magician Voo Doo
Classic blues musician Big Bob Kornegay created a swinging rhythm with “Hocus Pocus Voo Doo.”Originally recorded in the 1950s, the remastered “Hocus Pocus Voo Doo” appears on trick 2 And features repetitive harmonies and a fun beat that will make it on many Halloween playlists.However, with so many trick 2 The song is focused on the future and doesn’t fit the tone or time period, making it seem negative.
7. Ghost
Like many songs on the album, “Ghosted” would be classified as Halloween party music. The tune of “DBone and the Remains” is playful and light-hearted, which fits the tone of the movie perfectly. While this is a great Halloween song, it’s not particularly catchy or memorable. The “weird” aesthetic it attempts to create feels manufactured.This is not a song that audiences will associate with the original film trick 2 future.
6. Afraid of the night
This is DBones and The Remains’ second song on the soundtrack, and it’s much better than “Ghosted.” It features artist Earl St. Clair and has beautiful dance music. It’s clearly inspired by the synthetic nature of ’80s music. The song is enjoyable while it’s playing, but easily forgettable once it’s over.its lyrics and sound add nothing trick 2 comprehensive.
5. Claire’s Planet
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The B-52’s song “Plane Claire” is primarily a synth-driven, creepy instrumental. The very unique voice of Fred Schneider finally makes an appearance, providing some interesting yet creepy lyrics.it plays in the background during halloween festive scene trick 2. The song fits the movie perfectly, but there’s another classic song from the ’80s on the soundtrack that fits even better.
4.Someone is watching me
Rockwell’s funky ’80s song “Somebody’s Watching Me” will always be the perfect Halloween jam.Appears in the version of “Someone’s Watching Me” trick 2 The soundtrack is a remix from the Urban Renewal Project, adding a new layer of mystique to it. The paranoia in the lyrics combines with robotic synthesizers to create a sound that’s very danceable but also creepy.Its lyrics are brilliant, somewhere between funny and disturbing, which makes it a perfect fit Trick 2.
3. Skeleton Sam
“Skeleton Sam” played as viewers were first introduced to the new cast of “Skeleton Sam.” trick Characters Becca, Izzy and Cassie. Sung by the sexy voice of LVCRFT, the song combines horror themes with light-hearted storytelling. The main reason “Skeleton Sam” ranks so high on the list is that it’s trick 2. “Skeleton Sam” is a very modern pop song, and using it to introduce new characters is a great choice because it shows the era while also maintaining a creepy Halloween vibe.
2. no matter what
It’s clear that the Sanderson sisters are trying to make a strong comeback with this musical. Audiences were once again able to see the sisters in action, captivating the entire town with their performances. The song’s performance in the film is a great scene, but the reason it didn’t hit #1 is because the vocals were obscured by the dancing. The Sanderson Sisters’ cover of “I Put a Spell On You” offers some great vocals that will never be forgotten.exist trick 2Town’s dance sequence synced to Blondie’s “One Way or Another” is stunning, making the vocals fade into the background.
1. The witch is back
‘The Witch Returns’ Is Secret Shining Star trick 2 Soundtrack. It was the first song the Sanderson sisters sang when they woke up after being lit by a black flame candle. This song comes out of nowhere but has a strong beat and energy.this trick 2 The song is actually a cover of Elton John’s “The Bitch is Back,” so it has just the right amount of vocals and cheeky lyrics. The song also plays during the closing credits when the sisters sing in the studio. It’s a perfect song to reintroduce The Witch and a perfect ending song.