For the soundtrack of the 1992 “classic” Encino Man, a slightly remixed version of the Queen classic “Stone Cold Crazy” was included and also got a music video crafted from various Queen performances and videos along with footage from the movie.

Blumhouse brings back the deadly but alluring magic of The Craft this coming Halloween with a sequel/reboot from director Zoe Lister-Jones, The Craft: Legacy.

The follow-up to Top Gun, Days of Thunder couldn’t quite live up to the bar set by its predecessor, including on the soundtrack side as the main single from the movie, “Show Me Heaven” by Maria McKee, failed to chart in the US, although it was a pretty massive hit worldwide.

A 90s cult classic, the first House Party cemented the fun and coolness of Kid ‘N Play and was filled with slamming 90s hip-hop, including the contribution of the movie’s stars to the soundtrack, “Funhouse”.

Kurt Russell and James Spader co-star in 1994’s Stargate, directed by Roland Emmerich, as they lead a team through a mysterious portal and end up on a world with similarities to Ancient Egypt being ruled over by brutal overlords with advanced technology and armor modeled on Egyptian mythology.

For the latest Everything Action Commentary, Zach and Chris head back to 1996 for the Sinbad/Disney classic, First Kid.

For the latest Everything Action Commentary, Zach, Chris, and Chris Ali watched the 1993 Cynthia Rothrock “classic”, Honor & Glory. 

The undisputed breakout star of the TGIF hit Dinosaurs, Baby Sinclair got his own song and music video alongside the slew of other merchandise featuring his face, “I’m the Baby, Gotta Love Me”, which aired during an episode in the show’s third season.