Do you ever watch a movie that, once finished, you feel rather meh about? A movie that may have some good stuff, but you wonder about the execution and whatnot? I am sure you have, everyone has, whether you recognize it or not. Now, have you ever had one of those movies stick in your brain, rattle around a bit and ultimately leave you with a changed opinion of said movie, for better or worse? Well, Combat Shock is one of those movies for me. I came out of it with a middling feeling that changes into something that I really liked. Although, it is certainly not a movie for everyone.
Showing posts with label 1984. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1984. Show all posts
June 28, 2015
Movie Review: Combat Shock
Labels:
1980s,
1984,
Buddy Giovinazzo,
Drama,
Exploitation,
Movie Review,
Thriller,
Troma
October 20, 2014
Movie Review: The Terminator is a Horror Movie
January 25, 2014
Sci Fi Invasion: The Brother from Another Planet
Labels:
1980s,
1984,
Alien Invasion,
Blaxploitation,
Joe Morton,
John Sayles,
Movie Review,
Sci Fi Invasion,
Science Fiction
January 23, 2014
Movie Review: The Last Starfighter
The other night I was scouring my shelves for a comfort movie. Something fun, enjoyable, light, and not depressing. As I searched and searched, and searched some more I came across a Blu-ray that I had not yet watched of a movie I have not seen in a long time. It was also a movie that fit the bill. The movie was none other than 1984's The Last Starfighter. Here is a movie that once filled a kid with joy and a little fright. It was a movie that thrilled a budding movie lover. It was time to see if it held up after all these years.
Labels:
1980s,
1984,
Adventure,
Lance Guest,
Mary Catherine Stuart,
Movie Review,
Nick Castle,
Science Fiction
December 4, 2013
Movie Review: Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter (1984)
I guess its true that all good things must come to an end. Following the success of Friday the 13th Part 3 (in 3D!) it seemed only natural that a fourth film would be put into production. After all, they did make sure the ending did not leave our killer definitively dead, there was a little wiggle room to come back again. They took 1983 off and did not release the fourth film until April of 1984. This one was billed The Final Chapter, and it was truly believed this would be the final turn for Jason and the Friday franchise, but we know better.
Labels:
1980s,
1984,
Corey Feldman,
Crispin Glover,
Horror,
Movie Review,
Sequel,
Slasher
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