Destroy All Neighbors Soundtrack: Destroy All Neighbors is a 2024 American splatter horror-comedy directed by Josh Forbes. William Brown (Jonah Ray Rodrigues), a struggling prog-rock musician determined to finish his magnum opus, accidentally kills his noisy, unhinged neighbor Vlad (Alex Winter) — only for Vlad, and a growing pile of other victims, to keep coming back from the dead.
Quick Facts
| Title | Destroy All Neighbors |
| Type | Film (Splatter Horror Comedy) |
| Director | Josh Forbes |
| Release Date | January 12, 2024 (United States) |
| Composers | Ryan Kattner & Brett Morris (of Man Man) |
| Genre | Comedy, Horror |
| Where to Stream / Listen | Shudder (film); soundtrack via Sub Pop Records on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Bandcamp |
Who Composed the Destroy All Neighbors Soundtrack
Ryan Kattner (aka Honus Honus) is best known as the frontman/songwriter of the cult band Man Man (Sub Pop, Anti- Records) and the indie supergroup Mister Heavenly (Sub Pop, Polyvinyl Records). Kattner is also a film/theatre composer, screenwriter, and actor — he plays the antagonist Caleb Bang Jansen in Destroy All Neighbors.
Brett Morris, credited on the podcast/improv show Comedy Bang Bang, co-composed the score with Kattner, covering everything from progressive-rock cues to Euro-trash EDM and 80s synth. Sub Pop Records released the 69-track Destroy All Neighbors (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) digitally on January 12, 2024, alongside a new Man Man song titled “Free.”
Note: An earlier version of this page mistakenly identified “Brett Morris” as the Australian rugby league footballer of the same name — that is a different person entirely. The Brett Morris who scored this film is the Comedy Bang Bang-affiliated musician and multi-instrumentalist who worked alongside Ryan Kattner.
Cast
Starring: Jonah Ray (as William Brown), Alex Winter (as Vlad), Kiran Deol (as Emily), Randee Heller (as Eleanor Prescott), Pete Ploszek (as Alec), DeMorge Brown (as Phillip), Jon Daly (as Swig Anderson), Thomas Lennon (as Scott), Christian Calloway (as Auggie), Ryan Kattner (as Caleb Bang Jansen), and Phil Hendrie (as Police Captain Entenille), with a cameo from Kumail Nanjiani.
Destroy All Neighbors Soundtrack List
All songs are from the Destroy All Neighbors (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) album by Ryan Kattner & Brett Morris, released via Sub Pop Records. You can listen to them on Amazon Music, YouTube, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.
- Destroy All Neighbors (2:19)
- Mister Knob Twirler (0:22)
- The Pion Is Late for Work (0:29)
- What’s He Moving in There (0:32)
- Always Hallways (1:03)
- Rocking in the 5th Dimension (1:08)
- Bob Marley & Me (0:56)
- Blood Will Be Spilt (0:22)
- Vlad’s Hallway Now, Bitch (1:09)
- Sex Maniac (1:30)
- Feels So Good (0:52)
- Blasting Off (0:31)
- Kevin Bacon Haircut (0:44)
- The Loogie (0:48)
- Hemifacial Spasm (0:28)
- My Epic Nightmare Life in Montage (1:52)
- My Girlfriend Has Sleep Apnea & There’s a Vlad in My Bed (1:03)
- Innocence Has Been Torn Asunder (0:25)
- Get Out of My Kitchen (0:47)
- Gloss Bounce (1:24)
- Euro Trip ’69 (0:47)
- Pumping Jeremy Irons (0:19)
- Consensual Hand Puppet in Thump Country/Penetrate (4:28)
- The Gored Torso (Decapitation Blues) (1:01)
- Swig’s Advice On Corpse Disposal (0:22)
- Make the Body Disappear (1:43)
- Dirt Boys (0:37)
- I Am God, Destroyer of Vlad (1:07)
- I Live! (1:01)
- Always Hallways Meets Mr. Body Parts in a Bag (0:42)
- One Hot Lick III: Let’s Go Incinerate A Body (0:33)
- Hop in the Van/Throbbing Hood (1:09)
- Meating Your Heroes (0:50)
- Vlad Radio (0:33)
- Stupid Willie Brown (0:32)
- Dragging Plastic Wrapped Bodies From a Van Music (0:52)
- Mona Lisa Grimace (0:31)
- Burnt Nachos (0:29)
- Cool Dawn Dimension Shirt Theme (0:23)
- F*** All Night Music (2:34)
- Sticky Pleather Jonah Jams (0:47)
- Progressive Rock Is Life (1:26)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: Demo (1:17)
- Here Come the Warm Deaths (1:34)
- Requiem for Pig Guy (1:04)
- My Girlfriend Has Just Realized That I’m a Very Violent Murderer Person (1:05)
- A Not So Beautiful Mind (0:49)
- Ode to Generic Investigative TV Journalism Music (0:28)
- Eleanor (2:05)
- Swig’s Scarf (0:22)
- Sneaky Pete (0:22)
- The Neon Rainbow (0:34)
- The Mythology of Madness, Call to Arms (1:50)
- Caleb Bang Jansen Has a Gun (1:21)
- Cops Ruin Everything (0:59)
- The Ex Girlfriend Suddenly Appears to Witness Your Potential Suicide by Cop (0:34)
- A Big Bear Story (1:25)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: In the Beginning (0:33)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: Ape Finds Bone, Bone Finds Brains (0:21)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: In the Uncanny Valley of the Guitar Wizards (0:22)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: Moon Shag Boogie (0:24)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: Taking Back Faerie Mountain (0:10)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: The Yodeling Knights of Ursa Minor (0:21)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: The Talentless, Small Membered Goblin Prince Baleb Brang Bronson Returns from Zebulon (0:33)
- Born a Loser, Die a Loser (0:51)
- All Hail the EDM King! (0:47)
- Epitaph for the Fallen Circus: Vanquish the Doubters (0:58)
- You Mean Everything to Me Even If I’ve Scarred You for Life Since You Witnessed a Horrible Crime – A Love Song (1:40)
- Free – Man Man (3:24)
Destroy All Neighbors premiered on Shudder on January 12, 2024, and can still be streamed there. The soundtrack is available digitally via Sub Pop Records on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Bandcamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the Destroy All Neighbors soundtrack?
Ryan Kattner and Brett Morris, both associated with the band Man Man, composed and performed the score together. Sub Pop Records released the soundtrack digitally on January 12, 2024.
When was Destroy All Neighbors released, and where can I watch it?
The film premiered on Shudder on January 12, 2024, distributed by RLJE Films and Shudder. It remains available on Shudder as of 2026.
Where can I stream the Destroy All Neighbors soundtrack?
The 69-track Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Bandcamp.
Is there a sequel to Destroy All Neighbors?
No sequel has been announced as of mid-2026. Destroy All Neighbors was released as a standalone horror-comedy.
How was Destroy All Neighbors received by critics?
The film holds a 71% approval rating from 28 critics on Rotten Tomatoes (average 5.8/10) and a Metacritic score of 53/100, indicating a generally mixed-to-positive reception for its gory, offbeat humor.
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