What 1996 film's soundtrack includes a song by Sponge?

The 1996 film whose soundtrack includes a song by Sponge is The Craft.

The Craft is a supernatural horror film directed by Andrew Fleming and starring Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True. It follows four teenage girls whose experiments with witchcraft become increasingly dangerous after a new student joins their circle.

Sponge appears on the film’s soundtrack with “All This and Nothing,” a track from the Detroit alternative-rock band’s 1994 album Rotting Pinata. The song is part of a distinctly mid-1990s soundtrack that also features Our Lady Peace, Love Spit Love, Letters to Cleo, Jewel, and Portishead.

A common mix-up is “How Soon Is Now?” by Love Spit Love, which is also strongly associated with The Craft and later became the theme song for the television series Charmed. That song is not the Sponge contribution. Sponge’s song is “All This and Nothing,” making The Craft the film identified by the question.