Music in Film
Wild Colonials music has appeared in over thirty different films from Disney’s Mr. Wrong, to the quirky Indie sensation Flirting With Disaster and the Sundance Film Festival hit Dead Man’s Curve. Three members of the band, Shark, Paul Cantelon and Scott Roewe have all scored feature length films.
- The song "Blue" appeared in the movie "Dead Man's Curve" and the film "Anarchy TV".
- The song "Victim" appeared in the movie"The Last Supper"and the short film The Yard Sale.
- The song “Wake Up Sad (remix)” appeared in the movie "Dead Man's Curve".
- The Wild Colonials version of Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual" appeared in the movie "Mr. Wrong"
- The song "Evil" appeared in the movie "The Motorcycle Gang (Rebel Highway)".
- The song "This Misery" appeared in the movie "Unhook The Stars".
- The song "RollerCoaster" appeared in the movie "I'll Take You There".
- The song "Love®" appeared in the movie "Cosa Bella".
- The Wild Colonials version of Leonard Cohen's "Dance Me To The End Of Love" appeared in the movie "Chromophobia"
- The song "Cure" appears in the television movie Cabin by the Lake and its sequel.
- The songs "Rainbow" and "If By Chance" (a duet with Cyndi Lauper) appears in the movie soundtrack for "Southie".
- The song "Heaven & Hell 2010" appears in the movie "Conviction".
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