Chucking in a track from Sugar Ray's current (and self-titled album) is a bit cheeky even if Mark McGrath and Co. make a cameo appearance in the movie.

There are a few versions of the infamous Scooby-Doo theme with MxPx's grungey pop take being the best, although Shaggy's limp effort is likely to get more attention.  I don't care if his name is a coincidence to the film - he's about entertaining as piles.  Uncle Kracker is assisted by Busta Rhymes for a hip-hop track called 'Freaks Come Out At Night', which is simply bland with mind-numbing hook lines.

However, neither could be as awful as 'Thinking About You' by Solange (Beyoncé's sister) featuring Murphy Lee.  It's an R&B track sampling the Scooby Doo theme.  It's painful to listen to with too many drippy soul warbles and a homie rapping halfway.  Basically, it's pants!  Merging a range of musical genres together is risky business.  Rarely does it work (Spiderman), most times it reeks.
(2˝/5)

Release Date: 03 June 2002