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1988
U2: Rattle and Hum (1988)
by Keith Link | September 24th, 2012 | Musical
The band first got together in school in 1976, went through a few name changes including Feedback before settling on U2, and just four short years later they were signed to Island Records and put on the path that would inevitably catapult them into the upper echelon of defining 1980s bands. It’s something of a [...]
Top 10 Slasher Movies Of The 1980s.
by Nathan Strack | May 1st, 2012 | Blog
Top 10 Slasher Movies Of The 1980s.
Sleepaway Camp 2: Unhappy Camper (1988)
by Nathan Strack | April 10th, 2012 | Horror
After the massacre at Camp Arawak, Uncle John sets up a summer camp a couple of miles away, one of his Councilors is a woman by the name of Angela Johnson!
As the summer goes on, super straight edge, Angela starts slowly one by one sending the girls from her cabin home at the slightest infractions! But is Angela really sending her kids home? Or is Angela Johnson really Angela Baker? And if so, is the, ‘Angel Of Death’ recreating the massacre that she was so famous for committing at Camp Arawak?
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 [...]
Betrayed (1988)
by Nathan Strack | October 3rd, 2011 | Thriller
After the death of a rado shock jock, Catherine Weaver is sent in to investigate a group of down to earth farmers and their possible connections as white supremacists… The only problem is, is that Catherine is going to get more then she bargained for when she ends up falling in love with the lead man she is investigating!
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 [...]
Broken Angel (1988)
by Nathan Strack | May 19th, 2011 | Drama
The Coburn Family is a mild mannered family, a suburban family that on the outside appears normal, but on the inside, the family is being torn apart by infidelity, drug use, and Gang connections… When the Coburn’s daughter goes missing, the family pulls together to find her…
Midnight Run (1988)
by Nathan Strack | April 29th, 2011 | Action/Adventure
John ‘The Duke’ Mardukas, is a middle mannered accountant, until one day when he comes to discover that he had been working for the mob. So after an arrest in LA, Marduke jumps bond and takes off… This is where Jack Walsh comes in… He has been hired to catch Mardukas before his Bail Bondsman has to default on Mardukas’s bail. The only thing that Walsh didn’t know is the fact that catching Mardukas would be easy, but that bringing him back would be extremely difficult!
Judgment In Berlin (1988)
by Nathan Strack | April 4th, 2011 | Drama
For more then a Millennium there has been countries all over the planet that sought out the repression of their people in their own nation or the nations that they have conquered… From Ancient Rome and their use of slavery to the fascist regimes of Nazi Germany and Italy in the 1930s and 40s and [...]
Tiny Heros and Heroines: The Forgotten Children of Horror.
by Nathan Strack | March 3rd, 2011 | Blog
We all remember a little Corey Feldman (Stand by Me) and Corey Haim (The Goonies) in The Lost Boys (1987) or Linda Blair as the possessed little Regan McNeil in The Exorcist (1973). But there are a ton of other Children who have had a prolific and oft times forgotten impact in the Horror Move [...]
Maniac Cop (1988)
by Nathan Strack | February 9th, 2011 | Horror
All major cities rely on the protection provided by the Police. The Police are symbol for truth and justice, they are the figures that fight in the war against violence and urban decay… New York City is no different. So what happens when a man dressed to look like one of these famed protectors decides to go on a crazed killing spree?
Willow (1988)
by Nathan Strack | February 3rd, 2011 | Fantasy
While on his way home though, Willow is attacked by a clan of even smaller people called ‘Brownies.’ These are the people who stole the child from Madmartigan. After the attack Willow is taken to the Brownie’s fairy queen, Cherlindrea (Played by Maria Holvoe) who relates the story of the baby that Willow has been looking after
Crash Course (1988)
by Matthew Dowling | December 5th, 2010 | Comedy
Because Crash Course is a made for TV movie, I think it’s been unfairly dismissed. It’s silly, and rediculous and most importantly… fun! Who doesn’t want to see a nervous group of teens
Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988)
by Matthew Dowling | November 24th, 2010 | Comedy
Killer Klowns is a wildly imaginative tale of popcorn guns, harvesting humans with cotton candy, invisible cars, and so many other