The Untold Truth Of Van Helsing

There's a great deal that goes into producing a successful series — a talented cast, decent writing, and a post-production team that knows how to bring it all together. The one thing that generally goes unnoticed, but that happens to play a huge role in the overall tone of a series, is its score. And Van Helsing has a score that plays to every emotion, from sadness to horror. 

Rich Walters is the man responsible for Van Helsing's incredible score. His resume is long and varied, ranging from 2005's Capote to 2015's Chappie. Over the course of his career, he's been nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards, and he's taken home two individual Leo Awards for Best Musical Score.

Neil LaBute told Syfy Wire that Walters, along with one of the show's producers and its music supervisor, has provided Van Helsing with a wide range of music to work with, along with "a series of unexpected songs" that are typically played over the end credits.