Ring My Bell

Anita Ward

Playing in the car when Greta and Charlie go back from the party; Greta's ringtone.

We'll Meet Again

The Ink Spots

Fred is interrupted during his work in the basement by two crew members.

Barracuda

John Cale

Charlie chooses where to go next; end credits.

Seasons Come, Seasons Go

Bobbie Gentry

[plays again at 30 mark]

Dreamer

Penny Lane

[plays again at 11 mark]

Danse norvégienne

Django Reinhardt

End credits

Warning

Carolyn Hester

End credits

Levels - Radio Edit

Avicii

The upbeat dance track kicks in as guests arrive at the extravagant wedding, mingling and sampling the infamous "Ballzilla" cocktail. The energy and flashiness of the song perfectly match the MLM-fueled, over-the-top party vibe, setting a tone of superficial celebration before chaos erupts.

Call Me

MOVEZ

As Alex and Todd (the Iguana in disguise) chat and flirt over drinks, the party’s momentum builds. The song’s playful, inviting beat underscores the social games and hidden agendas, hinting at connections being made—and manipulated—amidst the crowd.

Oh Yeah

Aleksandrs Hromcovs

The music plays as Todd is roped into old high school memories by the groom’s crew, forced to perform a catchphrase. The light, nostalgic vibe contrasts with Todd’s discomfort and the underlying tension, as the assassin keeps up his charade.

Rock This

Jason Jaxx

The electronic dance track pulses during a frantic search for the missing groom and the bride’s growing panic. The party’s energy turns chaotic, with fireworks going off at the wrong time and guests on edge. The song’s intensity mirrors the unraveling celebration.

Make Your Move

Anton Powers

The high-energy dance song underscores Charlie and Alex’s decision to take action and investigate, launching their escape from the increasingly dangerous venue. The music’s drive matches their urgency and the shift from party to pursuit.

Motion

The Mondays

This track plays as Charlie and Alex try to process the chaos, regrouping and planning their next steps. The song’s steady beat reflects the momentum of their investigation and the need to keep moving.

All I Need To Know

Paul Loren

Charlie drunk and getting more drinks at the bar.

Death Come A Knockin'

ken moores

This haunting spiritual plays over the closing montage: the Iguana prepares for his next move, the FBI closes in, and Beatrix Hasp is shown unaware of the storm coming. The song’s lyrics about death knocking at the door foreshadow the looming showdown and impending bloodbath.