This thematic sequel has more fun times than its predecessor but nevertheless, is an overall enjoyable film involving zombies, eternal life, and good ol’ crazy fun. It’s October 30, 1986 and artist Jesse McLaughlin has moved into his ancestral home along with his girlfriend Kate. It also happens to be Jesse’s birthday and that night, […]Read Post ›
Two kids accidentally find themselves contending with demons in this 80’s cult classic horror film. Briefly before his parents leave for the weekend, pre-teen Glen is digging his backyard with his best friend Terry. Unearthing a geode, they see smoke come up from the hole. Shocked at their discovery, the kids begin to wonder what […]Read Post ›
80’s rap group The Fat Boys take the lead in this hilarious slapstick comedy from the director of The Last Dragon. Winslow Lowry is a devious gambler who owes over $600,000 to loan shark and gangster Luis Montana. Lowry is hoping his rich uncle, Albert Dennison, will pass away so he can inherit everything. When […]Read Post ›
Three insane tales make up this very exciting sequel that focuses on three short stories by the legendary Stephen King, who makes a cameo in one of the tales. The Creep has returned with his stash of comic books, which features some very creepy tales. A young boy, Billy, is more than excited about the […]Read Post ›
Paul Kersey is back in L.A. and goes to war with drug dealers in this Yojimbo-inspired fourth installment of the action franchise. After cleaning up the streets in New York two years ago, Paul Kersey has returned to L.A. where he lives a normal life. Finally, he has found himself a steady girlfriend in journalist […]Read Post ›
After Sho Kosugi’s ninja films for Cannon, Michael Dudikoff became the American Ninja. In this sequel, Dudikoff and cohort Steve James return as Armstrong and Jackson. This time, the story begins its cliche in the use of germ warfare to create a Ninja army in what would be a central theme to the next two […]Read Post ›
Get ready for a major retro trip. America’s favorite beach couple of the 1960’s, Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello return for this fun time of a ride as they embark on a return to their old hangout, where things have changed 80’s style. However, as the saying goes, some things never die…and why should they? […]Read Post ›
One man’s journey from boot camp to war is depicted in what is hailed as one of Stanley Kubrick’s best. A group of young recruits enters the Marine Corps boot camp as they prepare for the Vietnam War. They include J.T. Davis, whose comical routines earn him the nickname Joker; Leonard Lawrence, a pudgy man […]Read Post ›
Despite its exploitative title, this is actually based on a novel by William Butler about a revolution at a summer camp that goes too far. Camp North Pines for Boys is ready for another summer. Among the counselors this year are the level-headed Chris, punks John and Stanley, and Franklin, whose upbringing from a privileged […]Read Post ›
1987, Filmark International Directors: Tommy Cheng Chester Wong Producer: Tomas Tang Writers: Frank Lewis Wen Chie-Yan Cinematography: Rick Harmon Cast: Mike Abbott (Smith) John Wilford (The White Ninja) Chiang Tao (Smith’s Goon) Lu I-Chan (Joan) Heung Wan-Pang (Patrick) Ivan Tin (Chu) Chuen Yuen (Ma) Song Chang-Jiang (Alex) Lu I-Fung (Shirley) In the 1980’s, fans were […]Read Post ›
