Freddy’s Favorites – The Best of a Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy’s Favorites – Added to Collection Archive
In the early 1980’s, a psychopath named Freddy Krueger – known as the Springwood Slasher – murdered several children with a glove outfitted with straight razor blades attached to the fingers. When a foolish decision by a judge sets him free, Krueger is burned alive in the boiler room where he worked by an angry mob of the parents whose children he terrorized & murdered. Years after his death, the children whose parents were responsible for Krueger’s death – including Nancy Thompson, daughter of the police officer who arrested Krueger – are experiencing terrifying nightmares involving a burned man wearing a glove with razor blades on the fingers. The ghost of Freddy Krueger is haunting their dreams, and when Nancy’s best friend Tina dies in her sleep violently during a dream confrontation with Krueger, Nancy realizes she must find a way to stop the evil psychopath’s reign of terror – or never sleep again…
Soundtrack Listing:
“Prologue“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Main Title“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Dream Attack“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Sleep Clinic“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Terror in the Tub”
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Lurking”
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Fountain of Blood“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“A Evil Freddy“
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Main Title”
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Kissing Freddy on the Catwalk”
Performed by Charles Bernstein
“Kill for Me”
Performed by Christopher Young
“Sports Attack/Threatening Angela”
Performed by Christopher Young
“Freed of Her”
Performed by Christopher Young
“A Snake-In-The-Class”
Performed by Christopher Young
“Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warrior: Opening“
Performed by Angelo Badalamenti
“Taryn’s Deepest Fear”
Performed by Angelo Badalamenti
“Deceptive Romance”
Performed by Angelo Badalamenti
“Rumbling Room”
Performed by Angelo Badalamenti
“Puppet Walk”
Performed by Angelo Badalamenti
“Freddy’s Back“
Performed by Craig Safan
“Joey’s Wet Dream”
Performed by Craig Safan
“Freddy’s Pizza Restaurant”
Performed by Craig Safan
“A Debbie Checks in/Time Circles”
Performed by Craig Safan
“Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child: Prologue-Elm Street Kids“
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“Main Title“
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“The Don’t Drink and Drive”
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“Asylum”
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“Hell on Wheels”
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“Freddy Cuts Up”
Performed by Jay Ferguson
“Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare: Opening Titles“
Performed by Brian May
“Main Title”
Performed by Brian May
“Mama’s Q-Tip”
Performed by Brian May
“Back With Doc”
Performed by Brian May
“Freddy Wins”
Performed by Brian May
“Happy Father’s Day”
Performed by Brian May
Weird Science
Weird Science – Added to Collection Archive
Two teenage nerds in Shermer, Illinois, Gary Wallace (Anthony Michael Hall) and Wyatt Donnelly (Ilan Mitchell-Smith), unpopular and unable to meet girls on their own, use Wyatt’s computer to design the perfect woman. Lacking enough computing power, they hack into a US Government mainframe and use its power to create a computer simulation of “the perfect woman” in order to place her in “real life sexual situations” and see how she reacts. A bizarre electrical storm (à la Frankenstein, their inspiration) follows, and they find themselves unable to shut the computer off.
Mysteriously, the result is “Lisa” (Kelly LeBrock), a real-life woman (who emerges from a red fog in the bathroom). She is a sexed-up but kind-hearted “80’s babe” with Einstein’s IQ, David Lee Roth’s attitude and inexplicable supernatural powers. Self-aware from the moment of her creation, Lisa sets about revealing their inner coolness, transforming Gary and Wyatt from nerds into men through a series of wacky and bizarre adventures. Using her magic powers, she takes them to a blues club, confronts Wyatt’s domineering older brother Chet (Bill Paxton), and throws a giant party at Wyatt’s upscale home. In the end, the boys get no sex from their mentor, but are seemingly on the path to a relationship with two cute girls their own age.
Soundtrack Listing:
“WEIRD SCIENCE“
Performed by Oingo Boingo
“TURN IT ON“
Performed by Kim Wilde
“DEEP IN THE JUNGLE”
Performed by Wall of Voodoo
“TUBULAR BELLS”
Performed by Mike Oldfield
“TESLA GIRLS“
Performed by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
“PRIVATE JOY“
Performed by Cheyne
“WANTED MAN”
Performed by Ratt
“DON’T WORRY BABY”
Performed by Los Lobos
“FOREVER“
Performed by Taxi
“METHOD TO MY MADNESS“
Performed by The Lords of the New Church
“EIGHTIES“
Performed by Killing Joke
“WHY DON’T PRETTY GIRLS LOOK AT ME”
Performed by Wild Man From Wonga
“NERVOUS AND SHAKEY”
Performed by The Del Fuegos
“THE CIRCLE“
Performed by Max Carl
“TENDERNESS“
Performed by General Public
“DO NOT DISTURB (KNOCK KNOCK)”
Performed by The Broken Homes
“OH, PRETTY WOMAN”
Performed by Van Halen
“The Magic Flute – Overture”
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sixteen Candles
Sixteen Candles – Added to Collection Archive
Samantha’s life is going downhill fast. The fifteen-year-old has a crush on the most popular boy in school, and the geekiest boy in school has a crush on her. Her sister’s getting married, and with all the excitement the rest of her family forgets her birthday! Add all this to a pair of horrendously embarrassing grandparents, a foreign exchange student named Long Duc Dong, and we have the makings of a hilarious journey into young womanhood.
Soundtrack Listing:
“Snowballed”
Performed by AC/DC
“Today I Met the Boy I’m Gonna Marry”
Performed by Darlene Love
“Love of the Common People“
Performed by Paul Young
“Kajagoogoo“
(Main Title Song)
Performed by Kajagoogoo
“Happy Birthday“
Performed by Altered Images
“Kazooed on Klassics”
Performed by The Temple City Kazoo Orchestra
“Dragnet”
Performed by Ray Anthony and His Orchestra
“Rumours in the Air”
Performed by Night Ranger
“Peter Gunn”
Performed by Ray Anthony and His Orchestra
“True“
Performed by Spandau Ballet
“Wild Sex in the Working Class”
Performed by Oingo Boingo
“Little Bitch”
Performed by The Specials
“Growing Pains“
Performed by Tim Finn
“When It Started to Begin“
Performed by Nick Heyward
“Lenny“
Performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan
“Whistle Down the Wind”
Performed by Nick Heyward
“Ring Me Up“
Performed by The Divinyls
“Love Theme”
From The Godfather (1972)
Conducted by Carlo Savina
“Turning Japanese”
Performed by The Vapors
“Rev-Up”
Performed by The Revillos
“Farmer John”
Performed by The Premiers
“Hang Up the Phone“
Performed by Annie Golden
“Gloria”
Performed by Patti Smith
“New York, New York”
Performed by Frank Sinatra
“Young Guns“
Performed by Wham! (as Wham)
“Geek Boogie”
(Instrumental)
Music by Ira Newborn and the Geeks
“Rebel Yell“
Performed by Billy Idol
“Lohengrin Wedding March”
Performed by The Bavarian Staatsoper Munich Chorus and Orchestra
“Young Americans“
Performed by David Bowie
“If You Were Here“
Performed by The Thompson Twins
“Sixteen Candles“
Performed by The Stray Cats
The Heavenly Kid
The Heavenly Kid – Added to Collection Archive
The story starts out showing a young greaser-type rebel, Bobby (Lewis Smith) racing a rival toward the edge of a cliff in a game of chicken. Bobby apparently wins as his rival “chickens” out by diving out of the car before Bobby does. Bobby is unable to get out of the car in time and due to his bracelet getting caught on a gearshift dies in a fiery accident as his car falls over the cliff. Following a strange trip, Bobby learns from his new spirit guide Rafferty (Richard Mulligan) that he needs to earn his ticket “Uptown” by acting as a Guardian angel for nerdy Lenny Barnes. Bobby tries to help Lenny by giving him a makeover and attempting to help him win the affection of the hottest girl in school, Sharon. However, Bobby eventually realizes that the new lifestyle Lenny is leading is not noble, as it causes him to rebel against everyone including his parents. In doing so, Bobby eventually realizes that Lenny’s mother (Jane Kaczmarek) is his former girlfriend and is married to the man he died racing against. Bobby breaks one of the Uptown rules and reveals himself to Lenny’s mother. Bobby then learns that he is actually Lenny’s father. In a scene reminiscent of the opening sequence Lenny has a car race against Sharon’s former boyfriend. Much like Bobby’s car race, the race ends with Lenny and Bobby flying over the edge off cliff and the car exploding in a fiery wreck. However, Bobby helps prevent Lenny from dying and they climb up the cliff together. Bobby helps Lenny realize the error of his ways as he reunites with his former girlfriend who was by his side even during his “nerdy years”. They then watch Bobby and Rafferty fly into the sky on a motorbike, and Bobby eventually does go on the escalator to Uptown.
Soundtrack Listing:
“Heart Of Love” (Live)
Performed by Jamie Bond
“The Heavenly Kid (Out On The Edge)” (Live)
Performed by Jon Fiore
“Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On”
Performed by Jerry Lee Lewis
“Hamburgers”
Written and Performed by George Duke
“Obsession” (Live)
Performed by Howard Hewett (Of Shalamar)
“I Need The Touch”
Performed by Stuffy Shmitt
“When The Children Make The Mighty Fall”
Performed by Neko-Meka
“Animal Attraction” (Live)
Performed by Jamie Bond
“Dream Machine”
Performed by Chris Farren
“Cruisin’ Tonight” (Live)
Performed by Debra Laws
“Two Minute Love” (Live)
Performed by Mickey Thomas (of Jefferson Starship)
“Mean To Me” (Live)
Performed by The George Duke Band
“So Far Away” (Live)
Performed by Shandi
“Heartless” (Live)
Performed by Joe Lynn Turner
Disorderlies
Disorderlies – Added to Collection Archive
Winslow needs money now to pay off gambling debts. If only his rich uncle Albert would die. But his orderlies are very good. Maybe by hiring three of the worst orderlies around, he can speed things up. Fortunately for him, he finds Markie, Buffy, and Kool, who have just been fired from their last job. With them around, he should have the money real soon.
Soundtrack Listing:
“Rock Ruling” (Live)
Performed by The Fat Boy
“I Heard A Rumour” (Live)
Performed by Bananarama
“Baby You’re a Rich Man” (Live)
Performed by The Fat Boys
“Disorderly Conduct”
Performed by The Latin Rascals
“Big Money” (Live)
Performedby Cashflow
“Don’t Treat Me Like This” (Live)
Performed by Anita
“Edge of a Broken Heart” (Live)
Performed by Bon Jovi
“Tryin’ to Dance”
Performed by Tom Kimmel
“Roller One”
Performed by The Art of Noise
“Fat Off My Back” (Live)
Performed by Gwen Guthrie
“Work Me Down” (Live)
Performed by Laura Hunter
“Wipeout” (Live)
Performed by The Fat Boys feat. The Beach Boys
