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One of the better eighties post-apocalyptic films was and is Def Con 4. It bombed in 1985 but has gone on to gain a small cult following.
This film was to be Dirty Harry's last outing in the seventies (do not worry though, he had two comebacks in the eighties).
Perhaps this film may have been humorous circa its production date, but taken out of the context of the eighties, the movie feels outdated, nonsensical, and even (dare I say it!)
I have always loved Al Pacino, ever since seeing his early films in the seventies and early eighties such as Dog Day Afternoon, The Godfather, (parts 1 and 2)And Justice For All, Author!
There really is little going for this film, even by the occasionally barrel scraping standards of Eighties slasher films this is remarkably shoddy, about as accomplished as a cheap old home movie, but for enthusiasts of terrible films there are some bright spots.
It's all done in stop-motion animation and uses popular cartoon characters and toys from the late seventies and early eighties.
Too many movies like these were cranked out during the eighties and they're all bad.
Video renters were gullible back in the eighties.
Cannibal Terror was one of the handful of cannibal films banned by the DPP back in the eighties.
One of the best "huh?" movies of the eighties.
The sound track is typical Eighties (Tangerine Dream), strange today but it still creates a excellent atmosphere.
What is a blown-up plastic Barbie doll doing in a movie that is situated in the early eighties, when plastic surgery was not even properly born yet?? Her acting is (partly due to her renovated face) very flat and expressionless and it would have been better if she had been altogether left out.
Film-making in Mexico hasn't changed a bit as far as content from the drug dealer and prostitute movies of the eighties, even though is a little bit more polished (to the point of being pretentious and exclusive).
Take my advise and watch instead some early afternoon Australian soap reruns from the eighties, like 'Cellblock H' the performances are comparable the plausibility of the drama and dialogue vastly superior.
Also, Charles' other significant other Lady Kanga is completely left out; she had a major role in his life around the seventies and early eighties.
A firm favourite of mine during my nursery school years, 'Button Moon' had a large following of fans in those who were tots in the early Eighties.
And don't even start me on the eighties hair !!!
Or has he? Stephen Vittoria tells the remarkable tale of a man who, even in his eighties, could run rings around the present day administration.
The dialog is beyond cheesy, the special effects might have been cutting edge in the eighties.
This film is a poorly done reincarnation of the lameness of a movie such as The Coneheads from the eighties.
If your a B movie fan of the eighties chops away.
Made in the eighties so I was expecting a lot of this so called cult fav.
I encourage all fans of eighties B movies to watch this one.
When this went out recently on tv I actually thought the scene with Moore addressing his troops was a clip from a Python movie that I had missed out on... if you think movies have not improved since the eighties have a good look at this turkey....
Back in the late eighties, before New Kids on the Block graced our ears, there was the boy band that started it all; BoyTown.
The time line and set are also very interesting to me, the film starts in the mid seventies and jumps into the mid eighties, with all of the hair styles, clothing and props that bring you back to those time periods.
The Return of the Secaucus 7 pioneered the "get together" movement of eighties cinema.
This film will always have special place for me, as aside from being one of the best horror/sci-fi films of the eighties; it's also a huge childhood favourite of mine.
I want to start by saying that this is, alongside The Terminator (also staring Ah-nuld Schwazenegger) this is probably the action movie of the eighties.
Throughout the seventies and early eighties, Tobe Hooper was widely considered as one of the greatest horror directors ever to grace the silver screen.
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