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A Nightmare on Elm Street
Back in 1984, horror fans were introduced to Freddy Krueger in Wes Craven's imaginative hit A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. I have great memories of seeing this in the theater and repeatedly on VHS, which was ALL the rage back in the day. 40+ years later, it's still got plenty of bloody scares, Johnny Depp's first big screen role and one of the worst performances in a major role ever caught on film from Heather Langenkamp. I've heard of wooden performances, but this one's solid st


Hot Dog: The Movie
If you were a young dude in 1984 that had HBO, I'm betting you saw HOT DOG: THE MOVIE as many times as I did. Which is countless. One of...


Beverly Hills Cop
One of the biggest early career hits in film history, BEVERLY HILLS COP was Eddie Murphy's third film, after "48 Hours" and "Trading...


Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
In 1984, one of the dumbest sequels ever made was unleashed donning a bloody hockey mask, FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE FINAL CHAPTER. Corey...


Once Upon a Time in America
At 3 hours and 49 minutes long, Sergio Leone's Directors Cut of ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA is an excruciatingly long mob film that falls...


The Woman in Red
I'm a huge Gene Wilder fan. From "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles" to "The Producers" and "Silver Streak", the man was a...


2010: The Year We Make Contact
2001 A Space Odyssey is a pretty tough act to follow. Although more conventional in structure and storytelling, 2010 is an exciting...


Top Secret!
f you loved "Airplane" and "The Naked Gun" you're in for a great time with the only time Elvis movies and WW2 films were ever spoofed...


The Terminator
1984 was a great year for James Cameron, Schwarzenegger and movie goers, with THE TERMINATOR hitting theatres. Cameron had cut his teeth...


Streets of Fire
Once in awhile you come across a film that was so ahead of its time, you can see why it bombed at the box office upon its release....


Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
A terrific follow up to the superb "Wrath of Khan", 1984's STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK continues exactly where that film left...


Romancing the Stone
Back in 1984, ROMANCING THE STONE was a huge box office hit, making over $70 million on its $10M budget. It's easy to see why. Kathleen ...


Purple Rain
With last month's very unexpected death of Prince, I felt compelled to go back and watch PURPLE RAIN again. I remembered really...


A Passage to India
David Lean's "A Passage to India" was his last film, released in 1984. Like Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Dr Zhivago" it's beautiful...


Ninja III: The Domination
Last week, I really enjoyed the documentary “Electric Boogaloo” about the 80’s schlock-producers Golan & Globus, who created some of...


The Natural
They don't make movie stars like Robert Redford anymore. In 1984, four years after his last film "Brubaker", Redford returned to the...


The Last Starfighter
Back in 1984, the special effects of THE LAST STARFIGHTER were out of this world. 33 years later, they haven't held up very well, but...
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