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Tim Kasher announces Who’s Watching (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) out in October via 15 Passenger Records

August 6, 2026 by Amie Cranswick

Tim Kasher (Cursive, The Good Life) today announced that the original motion picture soundtrack for his new directorial effort Who’s Watching – set to arrive in select theaters and on digital platforms on September 18, 2026, via Dark Sky Films (watch the trailer here) – will be released on October 23, 2026, via 15 Passenger Records.

The 13-song collection is split into a side A that contains songs by Toxic Cock Syndrome and a side B that holds the score, as well as a new Cursive song, “Wounded Animal.” Toxic Cock Syndrome has also shared their debut single, “Ratcatcher,” which can be heard via a very NSFW video (that is also featured midway through Who’s Watching).

Just WHO is Toxic Cock Syndrome? A metal “band” featured prominently throughout the film: Caleb Sampson (played by Zachary Ray Sherman) on bass, Chris (played by Radkey’s Darrion Lewis) on guitar/vocals, and Tony (played by Radkey’s Isaiah Radke) on drums. Their intentionally odd, aggressive, and immature songs serve as a window into the disturbed protagonist of the film–a darkly humorous and unsettling psychological horror thriller about the male gaze that subverts both stalker and found footage tropes. In reality, Toxic Cock Syndrome’s songs were performed by: Kasher (guitar/backing vocals), Radke (vocals), Lewis (guitar), Jonah Ray (drums), and Josh Ethier (bass).

The five instrumentals of the score, meanwhile, are eerie, evocative, and at times even strangely beautiful. It all culminates with “Wounded Animal,” Cursive’s first new music since their 2024 album Devourer (Run For Cover Records); taut and simmering, the song plays over the film’s closing credits, slowly intensifying into a cathartic, soaring conclusion. The entire soundtrack was penned by Kasher, and is now available for pre-order.

Ahead of the film and soundtrack’s release, Kasher will embark on a Who’s Watching roadshow of special theatrical preview events. Each event will feature an advance screening of the film followed by a short acoustic set and Q&A with Kasher. Tickets are on sale now HERE.

Written and directed by Kasher, Who’s Watching stars Sherman (A Desert, Under the Banner of Heaven), whose performance in the film earned him the Best Actor Award at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, alongside Gracie Gillam (Superhost, Fright Night, Teen Beach Movie), Olivia Luccardi (It Follows, Soft & Quiet, The Baltimorons), and Steve Berg (Don’t Worry Darling, Tag). The film’s plot centers around eccentric musician and aspiring filmmaker Sampson; obsessed with his new coworker, Krista, he secretly documents every aspect of her life in an effort to make her the subject of his latest film. As his fixation intensifies, the lines between observer and participant begin to blur, pulling him deeper into a dangerous spiral of surveillance, manipulation and obsession. As the cameras keep rolling, the question becomes increasingly unsettling: who is really watching who?

The Who’s Watching preview tour:

  • August 10 – Film Exchange – Oklahoma City, OK
  • August 11 – Screenland Armour – Kansas City, MO (SOLD OUT)
  • August 12 – Film Streams Dundee Theater – Omaha, NE
  • August 13 – Heights Theater – Minneapolis, MN
  • August 15 – Wealthy Theatre – Grand Rapids, MI
  • August 16 – Nightlight Cinema – Akron, OH
  • August 17 – Oaks Theater – Pittsburgh, PA
  • August 18 – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA
  • August 19 – Zoetropolis – Lancaster, PA
  • August 20 – Community Theater – Catskill, NY
  • August 23 – Broad Theater – New Orleans, LA
  • August 24 – Galaxy Theatres – Austin, TX
  • August 26 – Texas Theatre – Dallas, TX
  • August 27 – Roxy Stadium 14 – Santa Rosa, CA
  • August 30 – Digital Gym Cinema – San Diego, CA
  • September 18 – The Roxy Cinema – New York, NY
  • September 19 – The Roxy Cinema – New York, NY

Who’s Watching: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack tracklist:

  • 1. Ratcatcher (by Toxic Cock Syndrome)
  • 2. Mutherfucker (by Toxic Cock Syndrome)
  • 3. God, Our Murderer (by Toxic Cock Syndrome)
  • 4. Entrails (by Caleb Sampson)
  • 5. Wrath In The Rafters (by Caleb Sampson)
  • 6. Muther May I (by Toxic Cock Syndrome)
  • 7. River Of Blood (by Caleb Sampson)
  • 8. Wounded Animal (acoustic)
  • 9. Falling Again
  • 10. Stilted Kalimba
  • 11. Black Mass
  • 12. More Mystery
  • 13. Wounded Animal (by Cursive)

 

Filed Under: Movies, News Tagged With: Tim Kasher, Who's Watching

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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