Childrens movie soundtracks in TV & Movie Soundtracks

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"Bride of Chucky" (10/06/1998) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, CMC InternationalOriginal music composed by Graeme Revell. Everyone's favorite little evil doll Chucky finds love in the film BRIDE OF CHUCKY, a fitting development for the Child's Play series of tongue-in-cheek horror films. Accordingly, the hard rock and metal bands that contribute to the film's soundtrack mix darkness and humor, as befits such a project. No one has ever accused Type O Negative ("Love You to Death") or Slayer ("Human Disease") of levity, but many of their riff-crunching compatriots leaven the sonic assault with a gonzo sensibility that perfectly matches the film. The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies' "Boogie King" harks back to the days of Black Oak Arkansas," while the world's coolest metal band Motorhead contribute their trademark growl and rumble to "Love For Sale." BRIDE OF CHUCKY makes a perfect aural companion to the film, but it also doubles as a damn fine metal/hard-rock compilation.

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"The City of Lost Children" (01/09/1996) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Point MusicOriginal score written by Angelo Badalamenti.

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"Frank Herbert's Children of Dune" (03/11/2003) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Varese Sarabande (USA)Original score composed by Brian Tyler.

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"Kid Galahad" (12/13/2004) Soundtracks Presley, Elvis, Follow That Dream (UK)KID GALAHAD is Elvis Presley's soundtrack to the movie of the same name. The album features such songs as "King Of The Whole World," "This Is Living," and "I Got Lucky."

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"Kids" (07/25/1995) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, London (USA)Producers: Brian Beattie, Wally Gagell, Tim O'Heir. Compilation producer: Randall Poster. There's a sense of poetic justice that Lou Barlow is the dominant mind behind the KIDS soundtrack. His neurotic, self-effacing, obnoxious glances into adolescence have long had no equal in the post-punk world. Now as troop-leader for the artists making up this compilation, Barlow's unique glimpses into youth culture can be seen on a larger scale. Barlow contributes to all but four of the soundtrack's songs, and you can tell that it was a mood, not just a sound, that he was looking for. Only once does he appear in the guise of Sebadoh, mostly sticking to the Folk Implosion monicker, or its Deluxx model. Songs like "Daddy Never Understood" and "Nothing Gonna Stop" take from Barlow's fertile songwriting influences, from the hardcore strains of his Dinosaur Jr. days to the organic hip-hop of the '90s. In either of the disparate styles, his ability to conjure longing, insecurity and other stabs of youthful trauma are almost unparalleled. The KIDS soundtrack also allows the disturbing contradictions of the film to come through. There's the youthful side of Daniel Johnston's "Casper," but that giddiness soon gives way to the mind-blowing confusion of Slint's "Good Morning Captain." There's a delirious sense of discovery in the Folk Implosion's "Wet Stuff," but pent-up menace in Lo-Down's urban nightmare, "Mad Fright Night." Like the movie it supports, the KIDS soundtrack is a show-and-tell session for the '90s.

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"Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over" (07/22/2003) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, MilanOriginal score composed by Robert Rodriguez. Recorded at Troublemaker Studios, Austin, Texas.

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"Swing Kids" (02/23/1993) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Hollywood RecordsPersonnel: Abe Most, Dan Higgins, Robert Tricarico, Gene Cipriano, Curt McGettrick (saxophones & woodwinds), Jerry Hey, Gary Grant, Larry Hall, Chuck Findley (trumpets), Bill Reichenbach, Lloyd Ulyate, John Johnson (trombones), Sid Page (violin), Michael Lang (piano), Dennis Budimir, Dean Parks (guitars), Ken Wild, Chuck Domonico (bass), Ralph Humphrey (drums). Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather. Instrumental score written and conducted by James Horner.

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"Anne of Green Gables: Animated Anne For Children" (12/20/2004) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Sullivan Entertainment

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"Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star" (09/09/2003) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Hollywood Records

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"As Seen on TV: Kids' Show Theme Songs" (06/07/2005) Soundtracks DJ's Choice, Turn Up The Music, Inc.

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"Kids' Halloween Movie Themes" (04/22/2003) Soundtracks Drew's Famous, Turn Up The Music, Inc.

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"The Karate Kid" (08/19/2003) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Polygram Australia - (import)

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"The Lost Child" (11/28/2000) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, IntradaOriginal score composed by Mark McKenize. Includes liner notes by Karen Arthur and Mark McKenzie.

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"Bless the Child" (04/26/2005) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, GNP/CrescendoOriginal score composed by Christopher Young. Producers: Flavio Motalla, Christopher Young. Recorded at C.T.S. Studios, Middlesex, England.

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"Children of a Lesser God" (n/a) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, GNP/CrescendoAll music written by Michael Convertino.