In one of the earliest moments in the film that music makes a significant impact, a preacher named Roy Laferty ( Harry Melling) plays a song called 'Washed in the Blood' for his church patrons with his wheelchair-bound friend/cousin, Theodore (Pokey LaFarge).

'A gospel track like The Stanley Brothers “Little Bessie”, country classics like “Wings of a Dove” by Ferlin Husky, or pop tracks like “Young Love” by Sonny James not only set the mood but define our characters and set us in a specific place and time,' he says. Everything we hear feels right the era appropriate, the genre complimentary to the story, and the on-screen visuals.Īntonio Campos, who directed and co-wrote the film, worked tirelessly with his co-producer Randall Poster on picking out the perfect songs to create his perfect environment. Perhaps the most important of those was the film's soundtrack, which included music throughout the film not only keeping viewers engaged and on the edge of their seats, but helping to sell the legitimacy of the events we were seeing play out on screen. While the draw to The Devil All The Time, Netflix's dark new epic thriller that dabbles in the southern gothic, was certainly the stacked cast that includes Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, and Sebastian Stan, it's a lot of the details surrounding those actors that makes the movie feel as immersive as it does.

The Devil All The Time is now streaming on Netflix you can find the full soundtrack below.

Pokey LaFarge, a blues/folk musician himself, both contributes to the soundtrack and is a part of the movie's stacked cast, also including Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Riley Keough, and Bill Skarsgård.

The Devil All The Time, directed by Antonio Campos, is a southern gothic tale with intercutting stories of drama and violence it's also got a fantastic, folk-focused soundtrack.

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