In the Dark of the Night

Rasputin is in his lair singing about his plan to kill Anastasia, and sends off his minions to do this task.

FilmTracks wrote "The villain's song for Rasputin isn't particularly popular, and some may even wish that Christopher Lloyd had attempted his own vocals. Yet, the deep male vocals paired with high female ghost hauntings are very creative, and outstanding lyrics and a fine balance between the Russian doom and gloom and the slight comedy needed for the genre is decently accomplished. The bass region is well treated in this song, too"[1] DVDTalk describes the song as grand.[2] AWN described it as "a wonderful mixture of rock and traditional Russian choral music, with a gaggle of wormettes providing backup."[3] LegendOfFlaura says "It’s a dark declaration of vengeance, and, in my opinion, it justifies Rasputin’s inclusion in the film at all".[4]