I do have to praise Scanners for being an interesting concept and a valiant effort to do something different, but the remaining 89 minutes of the movie just never live up to its famous head explosion bit
80s-o-meter: 78%
Total: 68%
I do have to praise Scanners for being an interesting concept and a valiant effort to do something different, but the remaining 89 minutes of the movie just never live up to its famous head explosion bit
80s-o-meter: 78%
Total: 68%
Travolta delivers a solid blue collar, wanna-be cowboy performance, but the unlikeable, immature characters in this love triangle make one wish none of them never ended up together
80s-o-meter: 55%
Total: 58%
Smart without being smart-alecky, funny without being a farce and emotional without being sappy, James L. Brook’s Broadcast News is a love triangle well worth your time
80s-o-meter: 86%
Total: 93%
A P.O.W. returns from Vietnam to find out nothing is going his way back home in a badly paced mess of a movie that tries a bit of everything and misses all of its opportunities.
Mutant, a 1982 Alien ripoff replaces the alien with a fatter one and throws in some tits, and at times seems to work, but the lack of originality and inspiration soon get the best of it.
This infamous C-grade cult sequel would be rated so-bad-it’s-good if it didn’t recycle almost 40 of its material from the original movie. But it does – and hence the score.
Starts a little slow, gets disoriented fast, wonders around without direction for an hour and desperately tries to fill the remaining 30 minutes with whatever nonsense.
Unrelenting, eery and above all entertaining, John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness is heads and shoulders above the slasher horror movies of the era.
A wilderness instructor takes a bunch of kids too far in a adventure film that, although a bit eventless, manages to bring something new to the genre.
A totally underappreciated comedy gem with Madonna’s amazing soundtrack, some great action, wonderfully crafted characters and electric chemistry between the two leads.