It had nothing to do with anything. It wasn't scary or eerie sounding at all. It sounded like a song you'd hear in a nightclub. It was as though they ran out of time and money to make an end credits theme and just decided to use a stock theme for it.
shareThe soundtrack was definitely a letdown. I imagine Paul Anderson was a fan of techno-rave music and used it even though it doesn't help the movie at all.
shareTo be honest, a lot of 80s and 90s movies had very cheesy end credits songs, especially the action movies from the likes of Arnie, Stallone and Willis.
shareYeah I was just about to say this, like its the 90's!
Like, its cool! Super cool! So cool I'll turn on my 28.6kbps modem that's attached externally from the PC and get online, so I can tell people how cool the end music was