The Yellowjackets score comes for you less than 90 seconds into the series. After an unidentified girl falls to her death, the camera pans up her bloody body with a chilling musical cue. Part singing, part animalistic howl, this gliding note is as unsettling as the sight accompanying it. The closed captions call it "eerie music." It is our literal crash course on the terror of Yellowjackets — a warning like the animal calls echoing through the trees. Theodore Shapiro composed the background music for the Yellowjackets pilot. But it would be two years before the show received a series order and filmed further episodes, and he wasn't able to continue. The job then went to Craig Wedren and Anna Waronker, who composed the music for Shrill and Republic of Sarah . Singer-songwriters in a noise band together, they had been itching to do something dark and weird. SEE ALSO: 10 'Yellowjackets' theories keeping us up at night "Teddy's score was beautifu
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