Songs that feel like Pulp Fiction (1994)
A swaggering, darkly funny LA underworld where hitmen riff on burgers and divine intervention, violence arrives mid-banter, and cool is always one bad moment from collapse.
- Misirlou Twist by Dick Dale & His Del-tones: The iconic surf-guitar blast that opens the film with pure adrenaline.
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon by Urge Overkill: A slinky, sleazy cover that captures Mia Wallace's dangerous allure.
- Let's Stay Together by Al Green: Smooth soul that carries the film's warm, unexpectedly tender side.
- Jungle Boogie by Kool & The Gang: Greasy 70s funk groove that matches the film's strut and humour.
- Flowers On The Wall by The Statler Brothers: Wry, offbeat country-pop with deadpan gallows-humour charm.
- Comanche by Revels: Reverb-soaked instrumental surf menace straight out of a dusty LA dive.