With access to every song ever uploaded to the internet, rogue AI stealth plane EDI inexplicably prefers early to mid 2000’s nu-metal like Incubus, who had four songs on the Stealth movie soundtrack.

The biggest hit for supergroup The Power Station, “Some Like It Hot” was featured in European Vacation, when Rusty fantasizes about visiting a European nightclub during the trip.

1994’s soundtrack to The Crow was a massive hit when it was released along with the movie and a seminal album for 90’s teens who were into goth/punk with bands like The Cure, Helmet, Violent Femmes, Nine Inch Nails and Rage Against the Machine contributing songs.

The Hulkster’s first starring role, No Holds Barred starred Hogan as Rip, the world’s greatest wrestler, facing off against a new, sadistic rival Zeus and the theme song, also called No Holds Barred, was written by the WWE’s go to theme creator, Jim Johnston, and sung by the completely unknown John Joyce.

Appearing on both the Universal Soldier: The Return soundtrack and Megadeth’s own album Risk, Crush ‘Em featured both JCVD and Bill Goldberg in the music video and Goldberg even used it when he made his return to the WCW in 1999, with Megadeth playing it live on Monday Nitro.

The Grammy winning soundtrack to Beverly Hills Cop was a massive hit in the summer of 1984, hitting #1 on the charts and featuring hit singles like Glenn Frey’s “The Heat is On” and Patti Labelle’s “New Attitude”.

Among many of the awesome things Rodney Dangerfield does to take over Grand Lakes University in Back to School, one of the best is throwing an epic party featuring a live performance from Oingo Boingo, who contributed “Dead Man’s Party” to the movie’s soundtrack.

The soundtrack for this week’s Suicide Squad is almost as diverse as the team of supervillains featured in the movie with artists like Wiz Khalifa, Skrillex, twenty one pilots, Imagine Dragons, Avril Lavigne and Grace all contributing tracks.

For the Small Soldiers soundtrack, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony along with Tom Morello, Flea and Henry Rollins covered Edwin Starr’s classic anti-Vietnam song War and also starred in one of the most insane music videos of all time.

The theme song for both Mannequin movies, Starship’s song “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” was nominated for an Academy Award and hit #1 on the UK and US Billboard charts in 1987.

Bizarrely controversial and insanely cheesy, Night Trap was a 90’s FMV game that tasked you with clearing rooms of vampiric creatures called Augers but, in doing so, you missed amazing sequences like the performance of the game’s theme song by the girls attending a slumber party.