Paramount Music will release a soundtrack album for the supernatural horror thriller Body Cam. The album features the film’s original score composed by Joseph Bishara (The Conjuring, Insidious, Annabelle, Dark Skies). The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, July 19 and will be available to stream/download on Amazon. The label has previously released Mary J. Blige’s original song Can’t Be Life from the movie. Body Cam is directed by Malik Vitthal and stars Mary J. BligeNat Wolff andDavid Zayas. The movie follows a police officer investigating a fellow officer’s murder who discovers an evil spirit targeting the cops in her unit, uncovering a sinister secret surrounding the shooting and cover up of an unarmed youth.
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Mary J. Blige’s Original Song ‘Can’t Be Life’ from ‘Body Cam’ Released
Paramount Music has released the original song Can’t Be Life from the horror thriller Body Cam. The track is written by Mary J. Blige who also co-wrote it with Denise Rich, Chucky Thompson, Jimmy Cozier, Stacy Barthe and Aaron Phillips. The song is now available to stream/download as a digital single on Amazon. Also listen to the full track after the jump. Body Cam is directed by Malik Vitthal and stars Mary J. BligeNat Wolff andDavid Zayas.The movie centers on a police officer investigating a fellow officer’s murder who discovers an evil spirit targeting the cops in her unit, uncovering a sinister secret surrounding the shooting and cover up of an unarmed youth.
Joseph Bishara Scoring Malik Vitthal’s ‘Body Cam’
Joseph Bishara (The Conjuring, Insidious, Annabelle) has recently scored the upcoming horror thriller Body Cam. The film is directed by Malik Vitthal (Imperial Dreams) and stars Mary J. Blige, Nat Wolff, Theo Rossi, Anika Noni Rose and David Zayas. The movie follows several LAPD officers involved with covering up a murder by getting rid of their body cam video footage who find themselves haunted by an evil spirit. Nicholas McCarthy (The Prodigy, The Pact) and John Ridley (12 Years a Slave, American Crime) wrote screenplay based on earlier version penned by Richmond Riedel.