Scary Movie

1	Too Cool for School / Fountains of Wayne 2:27
2	The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope / The Bloodhound Gang 3:53
3	Stay / Radford 3:56
4	The Only Way to Be / Save Ferris 3:20
5	My Bad / Oleander 3:22
6	Punk Song #2 / Silverchair 2:46
7	Everybody Wants You / Unband 4:11
8	Superfly / Bender 2:55
9	I Wanna Be Sedated / The Ramones 2:31
10	Scary Movies / Royce Da Five Nine Sequel 3:46
11	All About U / Tupac Shakur 4:34
12	I Want Cha / Black Eyed Peas 4:37
13	What What / Public Enemy 5:03
14	Feel Me / Rampage 3:49
15	I'm the Killer / Incident Killer Rap 3:57

Barnes & Noble

In the fine tradition of Naked Gun, Hot Shots! and Loaded Weapon, Keenan Ivory Wayans's Scary Movie is a spoof, this time on the late '90s trend in teen horror flicks. And like the Scream series it so often mocks, Scary Movie features a soundtrack with an eclectic mix of radio-ready artists. For those who like to wash their horror down with a little filth and fury, the disc features the {|Ramones|}' snarling classic "I Wanna Be Sedated" and a track called "Punk Song #2" from Aussie grunge trio Silverchair. And for those who like to sing and bounce along, there's Fountains of Wayne's geek chic pop rally "Too Cool for School" and Save Ferris's ska tinged bouncer, "The Only Way to Be." The album is also a sampler platter of hip-hop: Highlights include the Bloodhound Gang's frat boy shenanigans on "The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope," Tupac Shakur's thug romance on "All About U," soulful grooves from {|Black Eyed Peas|} on "I Want Cha," and a Public Enemy's old school wordplay on "What What." Like the film itself, the Scary Movie soundtrack offers more fun than frights -- and that's precisely the goal. Ganda Suthivarakom

All Music Guide

The original soundtrack to the Wayans Brothers' gross-out horror spoof Scary Movie: Music That Inspired the Soundtrack? is half alternative rock from artists like Oleander, Radford, and Save Ferris, and half hip-hop from Black Eyed Peas, Public Enemy, and Royce the 5'9." Fountains Of Wayne's clever, power poppy "Too Cool For School," the Unband's garagey "Everybody Wants You," and a double dose of goofiness from the Bloodhound Gang's "The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope" and the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated" are among the highlights from the album's first half. Royce's "Scary Movies (Sequel)," Rah Digga, Rampage, and Rock's "Feel Me," and Lifelong and Incident's grisly "I'm the Killer (Killer Rap)" are some of the standout raps. Though it's not as funny or inventive as the movie itself, Scary Movie is a decent, diverse collection of hip-hop and rock. Heather Phares