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Tag Archives: 1987

Bloody Financial New Year

March 31, 2021by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Happy Financial New Year’s Eve, perhaps the only holiday without a slasher movie named after it; potentially a gap in the market for a genre that covers everything from Bloody […]

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The Running Man

June 17, 2020by Alex Chafey Leave a comment

In the future, helicopter pilot Richard (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is framed for the massacre of innocent civilians. As punishment he’s entered into The Running Man, the hottest new gameshow where competitors […]

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The Untouchables

April 1, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Having decided he was done making Psycho (until Raising Cain at least), Brian De Palma turned to crime (filming it rather than committing it) in the 1980s, directing Al Pacino in […]

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Opera

January 22, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Dario Argento continues his streak of making the world’s best-looking and least-comprehensible horror movies with 1987’s Opera. Based on his experiences directing a failed version of Verdi’s Macbeth, Argento’s giallo proved […]

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Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

January 6, 2020by Dan Meier Leave a comment

When watching Superman III we came up with an idea for a Superman movie where Clark Kent is dating one woman and Superman another, and he keeps walking through the […]

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I’ve Never Seen… Dirty Dancing

December 7, 2019by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Patrick Swayze shows off his mambo skills in the Catskills in this 1987 dance-and-abortion classic. There are two interesting things about Dirty Dancing and they’re both Gilmore Girls related: the choreography […]

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Predator

October 14, 2019by Dan Meier Leave a comment

The horrifying story of a rescue team attacked in Central America, Predator is essentially a jungle-based version of Alien, although that’s no reason to try to combine the two franchises […]

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Fatal Attraction

May 16, 2019by Dan Meier Leave a comment

Glenn Close goes hopping mad in the thriller that spawned countless copycats and the expression “bunny boiler,” while the word “myxomapsychosis” sadly never caught on. Fatal Attraction isn’t the first […]

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The Princess Bride

April 9, 2019by Dan Meier Leave a comment

From the writer-director-duo behind Misery comes another film about a bedridden character (Fred Savage), like Misery for children (not in a maths sense). Like Annie Wilkes, the boy’s grandfather (Peter […]

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Prince of Darkness

March 30, 2019by Dan Meier Leave a comment

In the basement of an abandoned Los Angeles church, a priest (Donald Pleasence) discovers a mysterious canister full of swirling green liquid unbeknown to the Vatican (we’ve heard that one […]

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