Members of four '90s boy bands made a song together, and it's both a dream and a nightmare

Further cementing the fact that no one will ever let the '90s die, members of four of the decade's biggest boy bands have come together to make a new song -- right now, in 2016.

For their upcoming SyFy movie Dead 7-- written by Backstreet Boy and apparent TV-movie mastermind Nick Carter -- members from NSYNC, the Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees and O-Town teamed up for "In The End." And no, it's not a Linkin Park cover. 

Instead, it's a country-pop anthem with a splash of post-apocalyptic dread, thanks to lyrics like "Don't look back/ Nothing's gonna save us in the end." BuzzFeed premiered the song, featuring Carter and his BSB brethren A.J. McLean and Howie Dorough; NSYNC alums Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick; 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons; and O-Town's Erik-Michael Estrada. 

You can download the track for free here. 

And if you think "In The End" is bizarre, wait until you hear the premise for Dead 7. SyFy describes it as a "boy band zombie western." 

Here's the plot, according to the network. "The gonzo tale follows Jack (Carter), a self-styled Man With No Name who teams up with a motley crew of renegades (including Fatone, Dorough, 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons and O-Town's Erik-Michael Estrada) to take down Apocalypta (MADtv's Debra Wilson), a villainess who, along with her right-hand man Johnny Vermillion (McLean), uses the undead to wreck havoc on a small town."

Dead 7 premieres on SyFy on Friday.

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