Another interesting film from that general time period is Altered States, starring William Hurt as a scientist who takes genetic research just a bit too far. Very trippy. Also has great visuals. I haven't seen it for a long time, but I think it would still hold up well.
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I have no problem with old movies and their [by today’s standard] lackluster special effects. With all my current down time I have been putting a little extra time into shows and movies I haven’t seen before. Some of them haven’t even been on my list because I didn’t even know about them. I had a couple of late nights I dedicated to watching some old film noirs that I wasn’t familiar with, and still more of them sitting there waiting on me. So I don’t mind dated so long as it either well acted with a good story/plot or, fun. |
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Just watched clips on YouTube after season 1 of Stranger Things ripped it off. |
I watched Youngblood the other day... It seemed better in the 80's, but still entertaining...
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The Sword and the Dragon a fantastic fantasy flick from Russia. A must see.
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Monster Squad
Body Snatchers (1993) RoboJox Superman 3 and 4 (Christopher Reeve) Cool Hand Luke Jaws 3 and 4 The Navigator Goonies |
Yellow Beard
Midnight Madness Cannonball Run Krull Poltergeist |
Clockwork Orange
Freddie got fingered |
I find it strange was American Werewolf actor David Naughton between that movie and he was doing those Dr. Pepper commercials at the time, I would of thought he'd be a big star. Don't remember ever seeing him ever again. I looked at his film credits and he's been busy, just not stuff I watch I guess.
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The Outsiders (1983) Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring:
C. Thomas Howell as Ponyboy Curtis Matt Dillon as Dallas "Dally" Winston Ralph Macchio as Johnny Cade Patrick Swayze as Darrel "Darry" Curtis Rob Lowe as Sodapop Curtis Emilio Estevez as Keith "Two-Bit" Matthews Tom Cruise as Steve Randle Glenn Withrow as Tim Shepard Diane Lane as Sherri "Cherry" Valance Leif Garrett as Robert "Bob" Sheldon Darren Dalton as Randy Anderson Michelle Meyrink as Marcia Tom Waits as Buck Merrill Flea and Nicolas Cage have uncredited cameos as background Socs. Heather Langenkamp was cast to play Evie, Steve's girlfriend, but her scenes were cut from the final film. Television writer and showrunner Trey Callaway also has an uncredited speaking role as "Soc in Concession Stand." |
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