Search
Search results
Craig Bullimore (1 KP) rated Ready Player One in Books
Jan 5, 2018
80s pop culture references (2 more)
Intriging view of the future of technology
A bit geeky
Awesome Read
One of the best books ive read in a long time. I could barely put it down.
The continuous 80s pop culture references blend in effortlessly with the future in this book. The story was truely engaging and the take on yechnology and human interaction is not unbelievable.
The continuous 80s pop culture references blend in effortlessly with the future in this book. The story was truely engaging and the take on yechnology and human interaction is not unbelievable.
Kevin Phillipson (9970 KP) rated Invasion U.S.A. (1985) in Movies
Apr 2, 2019
Chuck Norris (1 more)
Action scenes
Just watched for the first time starring of my favourite action stars of the 80s Chuck Norris u know what to expect from one of his movies and this one no expection saving America from the Russians single handed I know it's low budget and the acting abit wooden in some places but this is the 80s still worth the watch
Heather Heatso Culbertson (295 KP) rated Night of the Demons (1988) in Movies
Oct 9, 2018 (Updated Oct 9, 2018)
Julie-keith Hollman (5 KP) created a post
Jun 24, 2019
Peter Thiel recommended Atlas Shrugged in Books (curated)
Daisy J Stone (6 KP) rated Stranger Things - Season 1 in TV
Sep 4, 2017
Say You Love Satan
5.2
Rate It
Podcast
Stephanie, Jesse, Melissa, sometimes joined by a guest or two, discuss classic, hokey, and sleazy...
80s Horror movie podcast
You cant do that on television
8.1
Rate It
TV Show
80s childrens known for the use of green slime and water and alanis Morissette
Sarah (7798 KP) rated Hellraiser (1987) in Movies
Feb 2, 2020
Classic 80s
Hellraiser terrified me as a youngster, and even now it stills scares me yet not quite in the same way it used to. It is your typical 80s horror film - questionable acting, typical fashions, a rather overbearing score and some pretty impressive (for the time) physical effects. The story is an interesting one and actually quite good, it’s just a shame it’s very over the top 80s. The physical effects are very good but again watching it back now, they’re rather dated and it’s surprising that Pinhead and his friends get such a small amount of runtime despite them being the most memorable things about this film. It’s definitely a horror classic and I’m fairly surprised this is one that hasn’t been rebooted for the modern generation. I’d love to see a version of this that was a scarier and a little less 80s. Still this original is the stuff nightmares are made of!
Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated Fear Street Part One: 1994 (2021) in Movies
Aug 2, 2021
Plot (3 more)
Storytelling
Cast
Characters
Homage to the 80s part 1
As a fan of 80s and 90s horrors the trailer drew me in but with mild concern.
As stated in the title, this is an obvious homage to the 80s (and early 90s) bringing in likenesses of Wes Wraven (scream) and Sam Raimi (Evil dead) in in wonderful mashup of horror.
Set in a small town seemingly cursed with bad luck, a group of teens find themselves hunted by a dead witch whose sole purpose is to take revenge on the town for her execution a few hundred years before.
On the run and hunted by demonicly possessed victims from years prior, time is not in their side as the teens seek a way to end the chase before they meet a bloody and gruesome end.
The first of a trilogy that did not disappoint and the start of what could potentially be something great.
As stated in the title, this is an obvious homage to the 80s (and early 90s) bringing in likenesses of Wes Wraven (scream) and Sam Raimi (Evil dead) in in wonderful mashup of horror.
Set in a small town seemingly cursed with bad luck, a group of teens find themselves hunted by a dead witch whose sole purpose is to take revenge on the town for her execution a few hundred years before.
On the run and hunted by demonicly possessed victims from years prior, time is not in their side as the teens seek a way to end the chase before they meet a bloody and gruesome end.
The first of a trilogy that did not disappoint and the start of what could potentially be something great.