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Netflix’s latest K-content is the animated fantasy film, K-Pop Demon Hunters. Released recently, the movie offers an interesting amalgamation of K-pop and demon-slaying with some epic music-filled action and animation.

Just like any other Netflix work, the movie boasts an incredible soundtrack, with its 95-minute runtime packed with several original songs. From the opening theme to the climactic finale to various ‘K-pop’ performances, the music, performed by its star-studded cast, enhances the narrative. This article provides a complete guide to the soundtrack, including artists.

K-Pop Demon Hunters: The Complete Soundtrack K-Pop Demon Hunters | Credits: Netflix

Produced by Sony Pictures Animation, known for creating movies like Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and The Mitchells vs. The Machines, K-Pop Demon Hunters has an amazing list of soundtracks that give you the true K-pop experience across a supernatural narrative.

Featuring several originals as well as an original score by Marcelo Zarvos, known for The Diplomat,...

Dianne Wiest’s best movie and TV show roles highlight the career of a celebrated and legendary actor who is not quite a household name. Wiest began as a theater actor in the 1970s before stepping into movies and television roles, quickly finding success and cementing herself as a true talent. Over the course of her career, Wiest has won two Oscars and two Emmy Awards and received myriad other nominations for her wide variety of performances on the big screen and the small screen.

Wiest has been known for playing soft-spoken and gentle characters, but she is also known as a comedic talent, holding her own on-screen with some of the funniest actors of all time, including Steve Martin and Robin Williams. She has worked with big-name directors like Tim Burton, Ron Howard, and Woody Allen, while also joining television shows that range from gritty dramas to hilarious sitcoms.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf have been friends since they co-starred together in 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. Back then, just before they could start the shooting they went on a drinking spree and ended up vandalizing a store.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf became fast friends before filming 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. In fact, just before cameras rolled, the young co-stars enjoyed a wild night of debauchery.

"Me and Shia, I think we had just met that day," Tatum, 34, says in a just-released GQ excerpt. "We were, like, 'What shall we go out and do?' We were drinking. And I think our initial thing was 'Alright, let's go out and try and get in a fight!' This was just young, dumb idiot actors thinking that that's going to bond us. Because we'll shed blood together, blah, blah, blah. I've never seen him since then.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf have been friends since they co-starred together in 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. Back then, just before they could start the shooting they went on a drinking spree and ended up vandalizing a store.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf became fast friends before filming 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. In fact, just before cameras rolled, the young co-stars enjoyed a wild night of debauchery.

"Me and Shia, I think we had just met that day," Tatum, 34, says in a just-released GQ excerpt. "We were, like, 'What shall we go out and do?' We were drinking. And I think our initial thing was 'Alright, let's go out and try and get in a fight!' This was just young, dumb idiot actors thinking that that's going to bond us. Because we'll shed blood together, blah, blah, blah. I've never seen him since then.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf have been friends since they co-starred together in 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. Back then, just before they could start the shooting they went on a drinking spree and ended up vandalizing a store.

Channing Tatum and Shia Labeouf became fast friends before filming 2006's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. In fact, just before cameras rolled, the young co-stars enjoyed a wild night of debauchery.

"Me and Shia, I think we had just met that day," Tatum, 34, says in a just-released GQ excerpt. "We were, like, 'What shall we go out and do?' We were drinking. And I think our initial thing was 'Alright, let's go out and try and get in a fight!' This was just young, dumb idiot actors thinking that that's going to bond us. Because we'll shed blood together, blah, blah, blah. I've never seen him since then.

I now have details for next week's New York City premiere of Channing Tatum's soon-to-be-released action film 'Fighting'. Here's what I learned from Universal's press release that was sent out today...

What:

World Premiere of the Action Film 'Fighting'

Who Will Attend:

'Fighting' cast members Channing Tatum, Terrence Howard,

Brian White, Zulay Henao, Cung Le, Altagracia Guzman,

Peter Tambakis, Michael Rivera, Flaco Navaja and Roger

Guenveur Smith; writer/director Dito Montiel; producer

Kevin Misher; and writer Robert Munic

Plus many additional celebrity guests.

Where:

Regal Union Square Stadium 14

850 Broadway

New York City, NY

When:

Monday, April 20, 2009

- 5:30 Pm Press Call Time

- 6:30 Pm Celebrity Arrivals

- 7:30 Pm Screening Begins

The movie hits theaters April 24, 2009, and you can Click Here to get a current list of release dates around the world. As long as everything goes as planned, I will be...

Above you see a behind-the-scenes photo of actors Flaco Navaja, Peter Anthony Tambakis, Terrence Howard, and Channing Tatum during one of their many night shoots on the New York City set of their upcoming action film 'Fighting'.

Channing Tatum fan Stephanie R. got the opportunity to attend a special, private screening of the movie at a theater in Hollywood, California last Wednesday night. Stephanie was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time and was able to attend the private screening thanks to a company called Moviescreening.com.

How does that happen you may ask?

She explained that she was leaving the Amoeba Music Store in Hollywood, and there was a Moviescreening.com rep outside of the store who asked her if she wanted free tickets to watch a private screening of Channing Tatum's new movie 'Fighting'. After using the information...

"A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints" The Limited Edition DVD Review.by Peter Dimako, Editor. Powerful and impressive, “A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints” marks one of the best directorial debuts one can find. Dito Montiel, writer of the book, adapts and helms this gritty, well-acted and touching story based on his own life. It’s been three years since the film won both the Directing Award (Dramatic) and the Special Jury Prize for the best ensemble performance. “Saints” follows the life of young and older Dito with Shia Labeouf and Robert Downey Jr. sharing the lead. It’s 2005 and Dieto (Downey Jr.) is asked to talk about his wonderful new book, taking viewers back to Astoria, Queens, N.Y., 1986 in one of the toughest neighborhoods (brought to life with ease by Montiel). Young Dito (Labeouf) and best friends Antonio (Channing Tatum) and Nerf (Peter Anthony Tambakis) go by their every-day existence with,...