Although Not Another Teen Movie parodied mostly 90’s movies, Marilyn Manson reached back to the 80’s for his contribution to the soundtrack, a cover of Soft Cell’s “Tainted Love”.

Although it was widely thought to be deserving of many more nominations, Selma managed to get at least one win at the Oscars last night for it’s original song “Glory”, performed by John Legend and Common.

When Gob gets too weird and needy, the leader of his new entourage, Mark Cherry, creates a diss song to try and get him to leave in the fourth season of Arrested Development.

Getting lost among other 80’s dance movies, Fast Forward, from legendary director Sidney Poitier, follows a dance group from Ohio who arrives in New York City to try and win a huge dance contest.

Koko B Ware delivered the title track to the, at the time, WWF’s second wrestling album, Piledriver, which features a ton of his fellow superstars in the official music video.

Before they teamed up for Back to the Future, Alan Silvestri composed the smoothest of smooth jazz for Robert Zemeckis’ Romancing the Stone, which also featured 80’s stars like Eddy Grant and Billy Ocean on the soundtrack.

Brad Paisley’s version of You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive closed out the first two seasons of Justified and it perfectly captures the themes of the show and perhaps the fate of one or both of it’s main characters.

If you ever wondered what it would be like to drop acid while watching Power Rangers, the official music video for Shampoo’s “Trouble”, from the movie soundtrack, is probably close.

David Bowie not only starred in Jim Henson’s 80’s classic, Labyrinth, but also contributed all the songs on the soundtrack.

One of the many reasons that Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the best movies of the year is it’s incredible soundtrack aka the Awesome Mix.