Which Stephen King film used AC/DC's Who Made Who as its soundtrack album?

Who Made Who was the AC/DC soundtrack album for Stephen King’s film Maximum Overdrive.

Released in 1986, Who Made Who was not a conventional all-new studio album. It combined previously released AC/DC songs with three new recordings: the title track and the instrumental pieces “D.T.” and “Chase the Ace.” The album was assembled specifically for the film, whose story features machinery turning violently against humanity.

Maximum Overdrive was King’s only feature film as director, and it received a mixed critical response. AC/DC’s music became one of its most memorable elements, while the soundtrack album itself performed strongly, reaching the charts in several countries. A common mix-up is confusing the album with the film’s title: the movie is Maximum Overdrive, while Who Made Who is the AC/DC release.