's 1989 film , starring the flirty singer/comedian, , , and a pre-stardom and , is a likable although slight bit of fluff, a description that applies to the soundtrack as well. Although a couple of the tracks feel like leftovers added to the disc because someone at thought the bands could stand the soundtrack exposure (there's no other excuse for 's moronically repetitive or 's pointless cover of 's ), there's a handful of solid commercial songs to be found. do a fine version of the classic and session singer ' reading of is one of that songwriting team's better . ( written and produced by 's ex, , sounds like a reject from the Material Girl's first album.) However, it's the three -composed songs that are the heart of the disc. The title track, remade by producer under the pseudonym , and are superior remakes of great songs from her first EP, 1985's . though a weaker song, proves that actually has a fine voice -- better than a lot of her contemporaries, in fact -- and might have had a career even without her daffy sense of humor. is in every way a relic of the late '80s, from the MI DIed sequencers underpinning almost all the songs to 's hairstyles in the booklet photos, but approached in the right frame of mind, it's definitely got its charms. ~ Stewart Mason