Following up his critical and commercial debut hit Boyz N The Hood, director John Singleton directed Tupac and Janet Jackson in the romantic road trip drama Poetic Justice. Each of the stars has a song on the soundtrack and it also featured tracks from TLC, the first-ever single from Usher, Mista Grimm, and a classic Stevie Wonder song.

The Foo Fighters get spooky with Studio 666 hitting theaters along with Peter Dinklage in Cyrano, the latest schlock from Bruce Willis, Gasoline Alley, Hulu exclusive thriller No Exit, the latest Madea movie, A Madea Homecoming, on Netflix and more in theaters and on streaming this weekend.

The Foo Fighters are paying homage to the horror genre this weekend with their horror/comedy movie Studio 666 but they’ve frequently referenced and parodied movies and pop culture in their music videos, including 2002’s “The One”, which came from the soundtrack for the movie Orange County but pays tribute to the movie/TV series Fame.

Uncharted arrives in theaters with less than stellar reviews along with Channing Tatum in Dog, a new werewolf movie The Cursed, a movie sequel to Netflix’s Wu Assassins, Fistful of Vengeance, and more in theaters and on streaming.

Probably better remembered than the Stallone movie it came from, Gloria Estefan’s version of a 1976 disco classic by Vicki Sue Robinson was on the soundtrack for 1994’s The Specialist and became a big dance hit and hit #13 on the Billboard charts.

The long-delayed Death on the Nile finally arrives this weekend along with the latest Liam Neeson action movie, Blacklight, the Jennifer Lopez/Owen Wilson romantic comedy Marry Me, a new Steven Soderbergh HBO Max movie, Kimi, and more in theaters and on streaming.

From working with musical artists like Adele, HAIM, and Childish Gambino to delivering iconic scores for The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Black Panther, and more, Ludwig Göransson is one of the most exciting film and TV composers and record producers working today.

February 2022 kicks off with Moonfall and Jackass Forever in theaters along with a bunch of other limited releases and some new movies on Netflix and Prime Video.

Much like other 80s horror movies like Dream Warriors and Jason Lives, Wes Craven’s 1989 slasher movie Shocker looked to the world of heavy metal for its soundtrack and got a supergroup called The Dudes of Wrath for its title song, which featured the likes of Paul Stanley, Desmond Child, Tommy Lee and more.

Thanks to Peacemaker’s incredible opening credits, everyone now has Norwegian glam metal band Wig Wam’s 2010 song “Do You Wanna Taste It?” stuck in their heads along with the other fantastic as always soundtrack choices from James Gunn.

A somewhat bizarre mix of movies out this weekend in theaters and streaming including the long-delayed The King’s Daughter, World War II horror movie Warhunt, a bunch of new Netflix releases including historical drama Munich: The Edge of War, the critically acclaimed A Hero on Prime Video and more.