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Real Genius (1985)
by Kevin Jacoby | April 20th, 2012 | Comedy
Ok, pop quiz: Do you know who Martha Coolidge is? Neither did I. And I’ve seen her best movie about a billion times. The Coolidge directed Val Kilmer vehicle to which I am referring is called Real Genius which is an apt title. This movie is really genius. Our friend, Mr Kilmer, leads a cast [...]
The Stuff (1985)
by Nathan Strack | March 14th, 2012 | Horror
There is a new taste sensation hitting the nation called, ‘The Stuff’ a substance that tastes great, it’s all natural, and if you eat enough of it, it will even control your mind! It will be up to a rag tag group of people that have discovered the truth, to stop, ‘The Stuff’ before, ‘The Stuff’ takes over the world!
A Brief History Of The Lesser Known Or Forgotten Action Star!
by Nathan Strack | December 16th, 2011 | Blog
For the past few months I have been doing a lot of research in to movie history, you know the various genre’s and actors and the like. Now last night I got to thinking that for my generation, everyone knows about action stars such as Dolph Lundgren online viagra (Retrograde), Jean-Claude Van Damme (Bloodsport), and [...]
Code Of Silence (1985)
by Josh James | December 3rd, 2011 | Action/Adventure
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. Chuck Norris is a tough Chicago cop on the edge … Walks into a bar filled with lowlifes, looking for a missing girl. The lowlifes give Chuck a hard time … Chuck takes a stand and … and … … and gets his cop-ass KICKED by the bar [...]
Top 7 National Lampoon Movies: By Nathan Strack
by Nathan Strack | August 17th, 2011 | Blog
The National Lampoon series is great, rather it be when they were doing there Magazine in the 70s – 90s. Or one of their latest movies Dorm Daze… With that said it got me to thinking of all of the classic and hilarious movies they did over the years that has kept both me and [...]
My Top 10 Favorite Hybrid Movies: by Nathan Strack
by Nathan Strack | July 29th, 2011 | Blog
Recently I have been watching a lot of really old movies, stuff from the 1930s on up to the 1950s, partly because some of these films I have always wanted to see, The Crawling Eye (1958) is one that I have wanted to see since childhood. Another one that I have watched recently is I [...]
The Return of the Living Dead (1985)
by Keith Link | July 27th, 2011 | Horror
The Return of the Living Dead is heavily steeped with classic 80′s Horror film prerequisites: clueless victims, bad fashion, heavy metal soundtrack, gratuitous nudity, and over-the-top gore – and though these traits also serve to date it a bit, this gem of a flick still stands up as a loving nod to George Romero’s Zombie [...]
Zone Troopers (1985)
by Nathan Strack | July 8th, 2011 | Sci Fi
Cheesy films… Now I am not talking about films that literally have a block of cheese on top of the DVD/Blu-Ray or the movie is about that. I am talking about those movies that people generally discount as being bad… Bad because the acting is not up to most people's standards, or the story or [...]
Swords & Sorcery: A Reminder Of The Magic Of Childhood.
by Nathan Strack | June 23rd, 2011 | Blog
When you were a kid, do you remember playing Cops and Robbers? What about Cowboys and Indians? Or maybe you remember playing house? Or Doctor? with your friends? If so then you were like the millions of kids out there still fantasizing that they are a Cop chasing the bad bank robber, or an Astronaut [...]
The Hang Out: The Teen Comedies Of Yore…
by Nathan Strack | May 5th, 2011 | Blog
The 1950s through really the 1990s was a very interesting time for movies. This time I am not talking about the individual actual, factual decades (although each one of those decades were great in their own right.) No, in this case I am talking about the decades that individual story lines are based in. What [...]
Brewster’s Millions (1985)
by Nathan Strack | February 21st, 2011 | Comedy
Monty Brewster is a lower middle clas minor league baseball player with heart. He is going through the life of a man who doesn’t have much until a recently unknown relative dies and leave ole Monty Brewster $300 Million dollars. But there is a twist. He has a month to spend $30 million and can’t tell anyone about or he gets nothing.
Fletch (1985)
by Nathan Strack | February 10th, 2011 | Comedy
A great story about the world’s greatest gritty field reporter who’s investigative methods are at best unusual!