We at Collider are happy today to debut two exclusive tracks from the upcoming soundtrack to El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, by longtime Breaking Bad composer Dave Porter. El Camino is the final chapter in the Breaking Bad saga, as it picks up right where the series finale left off and follows Jesse Pinkman as he tries to make his way out of Albuquerque. Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan wrote and directed the film, which is currently streaming on Netflix. The two tracks below are “Underpass” and “Frozen Money,” and they are indicative of Porter’s incredible work on …

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El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie not only marks the return of Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman, or the many other familiar faces who returned for cameos (or larger roles), but the Netflix film reunites many of the behind-the-scenes talents from Breaking Bad as well. That includes composer Dave Porter, whose iconic score for the Emmy-winning AMC series served as a vital backbone for the show as it progressed into darker territory throughout its run. Porter’s soundscape helped build out the world of Breaking Bad as a tangible place; a tactile world that made the character …

After winning an Emmy for the FX series Pose, Billy Porter has Hollywood at his feet, and sources tell Collider that not only is he in talks to join Sony's new Cinderella movie, but he's also being eyed to voice the man-eating plant Audrey II in Warner Bros.' new feature adaptation of Little Shop of Horrors. Let's start with Little Shop, since that's the bigger news -- though to be clear, it remains unconfirmed at this time. Nearly three years ago, it was announced that Warner Bros. had tapped Greg Berlanti to direct a new musical …