The Great Escape From New York

Once Were Warriors of the Wasteland

 

Monty Python's Meaning of Life is Beautiful

 

Gray Lady Down By Law

How to Midnight Meat Train Your Dragon

Roger & Me, Myself, & Irene

Home Alone in the Dark

All Dogs Go to Heaven Can Wait

Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead or Alive

Step Up to the Street Fighter

The Wicker Man on a Ledge

Let the Right One In & Out

The Dark Knight & Day

Dead Silence of the Lambs

An American Tales from the Hood

Up in the Air Bud

Terminator 2: Judgment Day After Tomorrow

The Good Son In Law

Prison Sex, Lies, & Videotape

Along Came a Spiderman

The Great Escape to Witch Mountain

 

Lady in Red Dawn of the Dead (triple feature)

 

Along Came a Spider Baby

 

Cast Away We Go

 

Revolutionary Road to Perdition

 

That Thing You Do the Right Thing

 

Drop Dead Gorgeous Beauty Shop

 

Heavenly Creatures from the Black Lagoon

Girlfight Club

Young People Fucking Grumpy Old Men In Tights (triple)

From Dusk Till Dawn of the Dead

 

Spice World War Z

Lets build off that

 

From Dusk til Dawn of the Dead Poet's Society

Village of the Damned Yankees

A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Quest

 

 

Black Caesar and Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold

OT: They went from James Brown doing the Black Caesar soundtrack (one of the GOAT soundtracks) to using Edwin Starr for Hell Up in Harlem (the sequel). That has to be one of the biggest drops in terms of talent for doing a score in a film series.

 

I get that, but not a lot of people could follow James Brown. It makes it sound like you think Edwin Starr sucks, and if you do, you should re-visit his discography, because Edwin Starr most certainly does not suck.