Yea, this is one that was in heavy rotation for me as a kidStrange Brew, and Caveman make my list......I'm pretty unsophisticated.
Thought about jokingly posting Caveman in the top 5. I actually love that movie.
Much better baseball movie than The Natural.Eight Men Out
Had it in my head that it was 90s and didn’t verify. Probably would have made mineYou know, GM, these days you need a license to drive a car, or catch a fish. Hell, you need a license to buy a dog but they'll let any butt-reaming ******* make a top 100 80's movies thread.Sorry to ask again but did Parenthood make this list? Didn't make the last one. Makes me rethink everything about myself if that's not a top 200 movie. The formatting on the first post is awful.
Parenthood was a terrific 1980s movie and I disagree with anybody anywhere that won't include it in a top 100. What's the matter with some of you?
Bachelor Party |
Little Shop of Horrors |
Dune |
The Man With Two Brains |
Cujo |
Honey I Shrunk The Kids |
Conan the Barbarian |
Running Man |
Over The Top |
Mr. Mom |
Texas Chainsaw 2 |
Puppetmaster |
I’m Gonna Get You Sucka |
Critters |
UHF |
Caddyshack 2 |
Krull |
Mannequin |
Akira |
Swamp Thing |
Teen Wolf |
Child’s Play |
Adventures in Babysitting |
Creepshow 2 |
Monster Squad |
Lethal Weapon 2 |
Just One Of The Guys |
Walk Like A Man |
Cannonball Run |
Children of the Corn |
Explorers |
Flight of the Navigator |
Bloodsport |
Main character’s younger brother telling Sherilyn Fenn that his ”brother” was an androgynous DBag was an underrated moment.Just one of the guys the ball scratching scene
Buddy is the Mt. Rushmore of obnoxious ‘80s movie younger siblings.Main character’s younger brother telling Sherilyn Fenn that his ”brother” was an androgynous DBag was an underrated moment.Just one of the guys the ball scratching scene
The great thing about baseball movies is...we have so many different takes and stories. The Natural is a story all in it’s own. Eight Men Out a totally different motif. Factual and the dark side of sports. Major League.....pure comedy. Bull Durham just such a great take on minor league ball and the bus league life. Field of Dreams...the magic of baseball. The Sandlot......the joy of being 12 and playing baseball with your friends literally everyday in the summer and getting into trouble.Much better baseball movie than The Natural.Eight Men Out
The great thing about baseball movies is...we have so many different takes and stories. The Natural is a story all in it’s own. Eight Men Out a totally different motif. Factual and the dark side of sports. Major League.....pure comedy. Bull Durham just such a great take on minor league ball and the bus league life. Field of Dreams...the magic of baseball. The Sandlot......the joy of being 12 and playing baseball with your friends literally everyday in the summer and getting into trouble.Much better baseball movie than The Natural.Eight Men Out
You can’t go wrong with any of them.....all of them fantastic sports movies on America’s past time. I love em all.
Ugh. Fix your formatting!!Here’s some other I had ranked that didn’t make it
Bachelor Party Little Shop of Horrors Dune The Man With Two Brains Cujo Honey I Shrunk The Kids Conan the Barbarian Running Man Over The Top Mr. Mom Texas Chainsaw 2 Puppetmaster I’m Gonna Get You Sucka Critters UHF Caddyshack 2 Krull Mannequin Akira Swamp Thing Teen Wolf Child’s Play Adventures in Babysitting Creepshow 2 Monster Squad Lethal Weapon 2 Just One Of The Guys Walk Like A Man Cannonball Run Children of the Corn Explorers Flight of the Navigator Bloodsport
Oh, hell yeah! I totally forgot about this gem. I always forget it's a Romero movie, too.Also
Blind Fury
Skin Deep
Spies Like Us
Throw mama from the train
Night of the Creeps
Night of the Demons
House
The Gate
Cats Eye
Fright Night
Monkey Shines
Legend
Little Monsters
Excalibur
An American Tail
Last Starfighter
Few more
Krull - so bad but good
Mannequin - I don’t know why I liked this but I did. Maybe because I liked Todays Special growing up?
Akira - had it on my list @hagmania just not high enough
Just one of the guys the ball scratching scene
Walk Like A Man - Howie Mandell raised by wolves
Skin Deep - all I really remember was the glow in the dark rubbers fight
Night of the Creeps - kind of a body snatchers ripoff but pretty creepy
Night of the Demons - remember this one being scary as a kid no idea how it holds up
It beats talking about boring movies like The Natural.Few more
Krull - so bad but good
Mannequin - I don’t know why I liked this but I did. Maybe because I liked Todays Special growing up?
Akira - had it on my list @hagmania just not high enough
Just one of the guys the ball scratching scene
Walk Like A Man - Howie Mandell raised by wolves
Skin Deep - all I really remember was the glow in the dark rubbers fight
Night of the Creeps - kind of a body snatchers ripoff but pretty creepy
Night of the Demons - remember this one being scary as a kid no idea how it holds up
Now you guys are just throwing out titles.
Spies Like Us
Cats Eye
Legend
Excalibur
Even "The Scout" and "Little Big League?"The great thing about baseball movies is...we have so many different takes and stories. The Natural is a story all in it’s own. Eight Men Out a totally different motif. Factual and the dark side of sports. Major League.....pure comedy. Bull Durham just such a great take on minor league ball and the bus league life. Field of Dreams...the magic of baseball. The Sandlot......the joy of being 12 and playing baseball with your friends literally everyday in the summer and getting into trouble.Much better baseball movie than The Natural.Eight Men Out
You can’t go wrong with any of them.....all of them fantastic sports movies on America’s past time. I love em all.
With the lovely Deborah Foreman. To that end, Valley Girl would have been in my top 100.I was hinting at April Fools Day in the other thread. It made an amazing double feature with Bodies Bodies Bodies the other night.
Witchboard is awesome!!!Oh, hell yeah! I totally forgot about this gem. I always forget it's a Romero movie, too.Also
Blind Fury
Skin Deep
Spies Like Us
Throw mama from the train
Night of the Creeps
Night of the Demons
House
The Gate
Cats Eye
Fright Night
Monkey Shines
Legend
Little Monsters
Excalibur
An American Tail
Last Starfighter
Another horror movie I always dug back in the day was Witchboard. Probably crap if I watched it now though. Tawny Kitaen though.
Both are on Tubi. Double feature tonight, 80s nerds?
It did not resonate for me….not bad…but not great.Any love for "The Howling?"
Since we are throwing around horror B flicks.
lol. You are going to get me to watch this thing tonight.Witchboard is awesome!!!Oh, hell yeah! I totally forgot about this gem. I always forget it's a Romero movie, too.Also
Blind Fury
Skin Deep
Spies Like Us
Throw mama from the train
Night of the Creeps
Night of the Demons
House
The Gate
Cats Eye
Fright Night
Monkey Shines
Legend
Little Monsters
Excalibur
An American Tail
Last Starfighter
Another horror movie I always dug back in the day was Witchboard. Probably crap if I watched it now though. Tawny Kitaen though.
Both are on Tubi. Double feature tonight, 80s nerds?
Progressive Entrapment!!
Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
Man....it was so so corny!!! Definitly a fun 80’s movie......and that dude is forever.....Eddie!!!Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
I don't know how this movie went off the rails. Maybe it took itself too seriously or was perceived that way?Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
What genre do you put it in? it was this weird 50's nostalgia, but through an 80's lens. So you had 50's greasers, and neon stages and skinny ties. But done on purpose, like an alternate reality. They never tell you where you are, it's Detroit/Chicago-ish, directed by Walter Hill, so it looks awesome. Music was amazing, Ry Cooder, The Blasters, even a great 80's One Hit Wonder by Dan Hartman.I don't know how this movie went off the rails. Maybe it took itself too seriously or was perceived that way?Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
Have you seen her IMDB page? This person has been crushing it for 40 yearsAnother Valley Girl girland that little weird girl that was in all the 80's movies, EG Daily.
It reminds me of a Meatloaf album, all the way down to the 2 Jim Steinman songs in the soundtrack.I don't know how this movie went off the rails. Maybe it took itself too seriously or was perceived that way?Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
Well, it tells us at the very beginning, it's a Rock and Roll Fable. It's everything you describe and nothing more or less. It was Blackboard Jungle meets Wizard of Oz meets Heart of Darkness.What genre do you put it in? it was this weird 50's nostalgia, but through an 80's lens. So you had 50's greasers, and neon stages and skinny ties. But done on purpose, like an alternate reality. They never tell you where you are, it's Detroit/Chicago-ish, directed by Walter Hill, so it looks awesome. Music was amazing, Ry Cooder, The Blasters, even a great 80's One Hit Wonder by Dan Hartman.I don't know how this movie went off the rails. Maybe it took itself too seriously or was perceived that way?Yoooooooo, has no one mentioned Streets of Fire (A Rock n Roll Fable)? Really fun movie, young Willem Defoe as the bad guy, and the best Diane Lane you'll ever see. I love this move, and it's rewatchable.
Amazing opening scene
80's cast? Amazing. Rick Moranis, the hooker from The Warriors, Bill Paxton gets punched out at LEAST twice in this movie, and that little weird girl that was in all the 80's movies, EG Daily. Lee Ving from Fear as the biker henchman. This movie rulez
11. Big Trouble In Little China
shuke - #10
Lambskin - #18
More Carpenter awesomeness. I don't care what your criteria is for these lists, this should be on it.
Relax, you're both dandy highwaymen in my eyes.
A negative times a negative equals a positive.Relax, you're both dandy highwaymen in my eyes.
Even though I didn't take it for granted when it came out, I wish I could go to one more midnight showing and experience it all over again.A couple of my favorites from the 80's that I haven't seen mentioned yet (and I'm not proposing should be in anyone else's top 100):
Heavy Metal
A couple of my favorites from the 80's that I haven't seen mentioned yet (and I'm not proposing should be in anyone else's top 100):
Heavy Metal
Quest For Fire