The 80s gave us unforgettable girl bands—now we’ve imagined them as the stars of explosive action movies with these amazing AI art pieces! Here’s a bunch of fictional movie posters where your favorite bands trade microphones for mayhem, use their best guitars as weapons, and each film is as wild as the band that stars in them. These starring roles are worthy of their biggest hits.
1. The Go-Go’s: Vacation Vendetta
This poster explodes with neon energy: The Go-Go’s, dressed in torn sundresses and beach gear, strike fierce action poses on a sun-soaked tropical island. Belinda Carlisle is ready to fight, Jane Wiedlin wields a broken guitar neck, and Charlotte Caffey knows how to hot-wire a speedboat when she needs to, all while Gina Schock and Kathy Valentine fend off villains with drumsticks and guns.
The backdrop is pure Miami Vice—palm trees, speedboat chases, and fiery explosions. The plot? A dream vacation gone wrong when the band stumbles onto an international smuggling ring, forcing them to fight for survival.
Tagline: “Our Lips Are Sealed… Our Actions Aren’t!”
2. Bananarama: Cruel Summer
Set in a neon-lit cyberpunk city, this poster has Bananarama (Siobhan, Keren, and Sara) in coordinated jumpsuits, dodging lasers and wielding microphone stands like martial arts weapons. The villain’s lair glows in the background, hinting at a high-stakes heist.
The movie sees Bananarama battling a tech mogul who’s stolen their demo—containing secret codes that could topple governments. Expect martial arts, hacking, and a cameo by Dolph Lundgren as “The Technician.”
Tagline: “They’re more than just a rumor. They’re a revolution.”
3. The Bangles: Eternal Flameout
Gritty and urban, The Bangles are huddled together in a rain-soaked alley, Susanna Hoffs clutching a map, Vicki Peterson ready to swing her guitar, and Debbi Peterson and Michael Steele armed with drumsticks and binoculars.
Newspaper headlines scream “BANGLES WANTED!” as a car chase blurs in the background. The plot? Framed for a crime they didn’t commit, the band must clear their names and expose a corrupt record exec.
Tagline: “Walk Like An Egyptian? Try Run Like Hell.”
4. Salt-N-Pepa: Push It To The Limit
Salt, Pepa, and Spinderella stand tall and hold the line, boomboxes-turned-weapons in hand, against a graffiti-splattered cityscape. Explosions and neon signs light up the night.
In the film, the trio fights to save their neighborhood from a ruthless crime syndicate, using their musical skills and of course, some serious firepower.
Tagline: “They’re here, and in effect, to lay down the law.”
5. Heart: Barracuda Breach
Ann and Nancy Wilson are depicted mid-action—Ann unleashing sonic waves with her voice, Nancy tripping agents with her guitar—against a split backdrop of a high-tech government facility and the misty Pacific Northwest. A second Nancy is center stage here, in a scene where she uses government tech to enter the dreamworld and affect the real world.
The story: a rogue agency tries to weaponize the sisters’ music, forcing them into a world of espionage and survival.
Tagline: “These Dreams? More Like Nightmares. And They Fight Back.”
6. Wilson Phillips: Hold On For Ransom
This pastel-hued poster shows Chynna, Carnie, and Wendy of Wilson Phillips in disheveled resort wear, using champagne bottles and silk scarves as weapons aboard a luxury yacht under siege, before zooming away on a speed boat. Helicopters and smoke fill the Mediterranean sky.
The plot: their vacation is hijacked by art thieves, but the pop princesses turn the tables with unexpected self-defense skills.
Tagline: “Some day somebody’s gonna make you want to turn around and fight back!”
7. The Judds: Mama, He’s Crazy… Dangerous!
Naomi and Wynonna Judd stand defiant on their small-town main street—shotgun and tire iron at the ready. The story is a familiar one. A showdown is coming. The film follows the duo as they rally their Kentucky town against a corrupt land developer.
Tagline: “Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout The Good Ol’ Days)… Before These Crooks Showed Up.”
8. The Runaways: Cherry Bomb Squad
A punk-rock riot: Joan Jett, Lita Ford, and Cherie Currie in leather and chains, wielding bats and guitars, ready to brawl in a graffiti-scarred city. Explosions and motorcycles roar behind them. They may call themselves The Runaways, but they are standing their ground.
The story: the band takes on a corrupt police force and rival biker gang to save the underground music scene.
Tagline: “Hello world, I’m your wild girl… and I’m here to clean up this town.”
9. Vixen: Edge of Destruction
Decked out in Mad Max glam, Vixen’s members ride armored vehicles across a post-apocalyptic wasteland, wielding guitars that double as weapons. Explosions and dust storms fill the horizon. The apocalypse never looked so hot. The world is truly on the edge of destruction.
The story: The band delivers hope—and rock—to desperate settlements, fighting marauders along the way.
Tagline: “They’re Revved Up and Ready to Rock Your World… Apart.”
10. The Pointer Sisters: Neutron Dance Takedown
The Pointer Sisters. Anita, Bonny, June, and Ruth Pointer dazzle in sequined action gear, high-kicking and hacking devices in a villain’s disco-tech lair. Laser disco balls and flashing lights are everywhere.
The story: When a criminal mastermind threatens the city with a “Neutron Dance” device, only these sassy P.I.s can save the day—with dance-fu and style.
Tagline: “I’m So Excited… To Kick Some Ass!”
