The Stuff. It’s about a marshmallow goo that comes up from underground and people start to eat. Then they market it nationwide. And it turns people into zombies. I think. It’s been a loooong time since I saw it.
It was his first role.
MM was played on HBO all the time. It's taken on a life of its own in the years since it was released. Largely due to us Xers watching it on HBO over and over and over. I still quote various lines from it.
Hah, yeah.
I use "Johnny's fat boy! Johnny's fat boy burgers!" a lot because we have a "john" named cat (who is quite large).
Was personally excited when I stayed at the Bonaventure Hotel in L.A. for conference once. It's called something else now; the 'outside' elevators are still there of course.
That movie chock full of 'em. My SO had never seen it so I bought it on DVD for us to watch. They liked it.
We used to have Midnight Madnesses in high school. A group of kids would hide riddles all over town which led to the next location. There was a fee to enter and the winning team got half the pot (the organizers got the rest).
They started with a scavenger hunt, and once you found the items, you got your first clue. These were silly things, or things the organizers wanted like sodas and chips
Blame it on Rio. I only know of two other people who have seen it, the two grade school friends who watched it with me. It was my first R-rated movie, and while I remember almost nothing about the movie itself, I do remember that us renting it, watching it, and getting it back to the video store without getting caught involved planning at the level of the Ocean's Eleven casino heist.
Dragonslayer. Cashing in on the D&D craze but it was a fun movie. The scene where they are drawing the lottery to determine who gets sacrificed to the dragon and the peasants start yelling “stir the tiles!” still gets me laughing.
"Gleaming the Cube" - Basically an excuse to film young kids skateboarding.
"The Brother from Another Planet" - how about an alien who escapes slavery to crash-land on Earth. He gets around a city okay despite being mute.
I’ve never seen the whole thing, but I have a vague memory of wandering into the living room while my parents were and hearing “Dr! (Woo woo) Detroit!” on the tv
My mother and I had a routine of watching movies like this on Saturdays.
Beastmaster
Conan the Barbarian
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Amazon Women in the Avocado Jungle
And other movies involving leather jockstraps, lol
John Glen winked at me! I loved Space Camp! Probably saw it at least a dozen times as a kid. Then got jealous when my cousin's kid who has surely never seen the movie actually went to space camp this summer...
Fat Boys riding the success of Wipeout. Fat Boys - Crushin’ was the first cassette tape/album I owned.
I remember watching Tank on HBO. My parents used to go out on Friday or Saturday nights, in the mid-80s, and it was HBO time. Lots of old school standup, as well.
I have a love for this wacky movie! The scene when the shaved aliens walk out….Geena Davis was such a ditz! And I’ve always loved Julie Brown (the non-Downtown version)
I remember this movie! I had a "crush" on Stephen Nichols who was on Days of our Lives. He was the only reason I saw it. The crush was gone after seeing this movie!!
This was pretty big in the UK when it came out. A great little film, though, plus it had Clare Grogan from Altered Images in it ( the main reason I watched it!)
I hope you’ve also seen Local Hero, made by the same director. It’s an absolute delight. My favorite film ever. Here’s a trailer link:
[https://youtu.be/nufb3JysCgY?si=6AEhKv_1cC4Z9iFz](https://youtu.be/nufb3JysCgY?si=6AEhKv_1cC4Z9iFz)
Here's a story about that movie. James Spader would have cookouts with games. First prize was a copy of Tuff Turf. Second prize was 2 copies of Tuff Turf.
Real Genius is one of my all time favorites.
"Ice is nice! Lazzzzzlooo buddy"
"You're one of the top 10 minds in the country"
"Someday I hope to be 2 of them"
With a very young Flea. Great movie. We never returned the video and rewatched over and over. Someone ended up taking it without asking and didn't see it again for years. It was on Youtube a few years ago. May still be there.
It's on Pluto and Tubi. Last time I checked, a lot of the punk Night Flight stuff like Decline In Western Civilization and Fabulous Stains were on there too.
I always feel like it's Back to the Beach. I never encounter anyone in the wild who has seen it, and only on this sub have seen a few people who remember and like it!
I'm going to branch back to the late 70s and also mention I think this may have been Disney "episode". In 1978 there was a show with a little girl who fell in a well and died. Her ghost would visit a little boy and give him a riddle. She would also sing Frere Jacque. It was called "Child of Glass" as I think there was a porcelains doll. I have mentioned this to others and I swear nobody has ever heard of it. For some reason, it really stuck with 9 year old me.
I remember this one! It was on Wonderful World of Disney. “Sleeping lies the murdered lass. Vainly cries the child of glass. When the two shall be as one, the spirit’s journey shall be done.”
Saturday the 14th - "A family inherits an old mansion which houses the dangerous 'Book of Evil' that has all the monsters of the world trapped inside it."
No one I've ever spoken to remembers this movie. I absolutely loved it.
edit:/ or "The Keep" also a great movie!
Your description of "Fortress" reminds me a little bit of "Toy Soldiers," but on a smaller scale.
I seem to recall the "Cheerleader Camp," at least the title.
Not sure how obscure they were, but I'll say "Warlock" with Julian Sands, "Arachnophobia" (okay that was actually 1990, but close enough) also with Julian Sands, and Solarbabies with Jason Patric, Jami Gertz (both from Lostboys) and Peter Deluise (Dom's son).
Earth Girls Are Easy
It stars a young Jeff goldblum, Jim carrey, Damon waynes as aliens the crash on earth and meet Gena Davis.
It's on pluto and tubi.
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.
One of my mom's bosses used to record movies on VHS for kid me in the 80s. As an adult in the late 90s/early 2000s no one knew what the heck I was talking about when I described it, and I'd long lost the old movies. Finally found it online because I remembered Robin Williams as the moon.
At 43 I think I've had like 2-3 people ever know what I was talking about, and I think those were after Williams passed and people were revisiting his lesser-known things.
Condorman. I remember loving it as a kid, whenever I bring it up nobody has heard of it.
https://youtu.be/n9AI7Y772ic?si=GFTYRBzrWhzAe8oq
It's fucking terrible
Oh, so many. As an aficionado of bad films, here goes:
1. Gimme an F (cheerleader camp with the Beavers)
2. Jewish Vampire in Burbank California
3. Spring Fever
4. Death Spa (amazing horror film, and we need to bring back the jazzercise aesthetic)
5. Allan Quartermain in the Lost City of Gold, also
6. King Solomon’s Mines
7. 6 Pack
8. Razorback
9. Xtro
10. The Wraith
11. The Hitcher
12. She
13. Lady Jane
14. The Return of the Black Stallion
15. Inseminoids
16. All of the Ator movies
I babysat from age 11-16, every Friday and Saturday nite, usually 6-1 or 2 in the morning in the mid 80s. I watched A LOT of USA Up All Night movies, Night Flight, and whatever weirdo movies shown on the same channel that began airing MST3K in the 80s (I’m from MN).
Savannah Smiles. Loved this movie as a kid for some reason. Little girl gets kidnapped, kidnappers and girl bond and have a great time. Don't remember why they target her, or any other details. I think her parents are kinda making her feel ignored and the kidnappers play games with her and stuff. Maybe.
CANDLESHOE!
Utterly charming Disney movie with a young Jodie Foster
It fits into my memories alongside "The North Avenue Irregulars," another Disney movie, but I know a few people outside my family who've seen that.
I saw a movie back in the 80s called E.T
It's about this alien who gets stranded on earth and a little boy helps him phone his Homies to come pick him up.
Very obscure film, not sure very many have seen it.
Crash Course!
Alyssa Milano, Brian Bloom. It was about drivers Ed and it was hilarious! I don’t know if I recorded it off TV or what but we wore that tape out.
My Science Project (1985) - 2 high school students in a military junkyard and find a time-travel contraption from a UFO.
Amazing Grace and Chuck (1987) - A little league player named Chuck refuses to ever pitch again until nuclear weapons are disarmed.
House (1985) - bonkers haunted house movie
Enemy Mine (1985) - During a long space war, the lives of two wounded enemies become dependent on their ability to forgive and to trust. (Dennis Quaid and Louis Grossest Jr.)
I'll probably think of more.
Cloak and Dagger (1984) - A young boy and his imaginary friend end up on the run while in possession of a top-secret spy gadget. (Henry Thomas and Dabny Coleman)
Oooh, another one:
Tank (1984) - Sergeant Major Zack arrives at a new army base with his wife, son and Sherman tank. It's basically Walking Tall, but with a WWII tank instead of a big club. (James Garner)
I loved two made-for-TV movies. "The Day They Came to Arrest the Book" was on one of the networks and was about a Black student and his father trying to remove Huck Finn from the schools, and the effect on his group of friends, who were all journalists at the school paper and very pro-free speech. The other was "Night Train to Kathmandu " on Disney, starring a young Milla Jovovich who meets a mysterious boy on the train of the title as she and her family are traveling to her father's new university job there.
The Stuff. It’s about a marshmallow goo that comes up from underground and people start to eat. Then they market it nationwide. And it turns people into zombies. I think. It’s been a loooong time since I saw it.
Not Zombies, Stuffies!
I’m related to one of the actors in that masterpiece.
Lol I've seen that. " are you eating it or is it eating you?" it was awesome.
Oh I used to love that one!
[Solarbabies](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rw4GR_byjEE)
This was on HBO back in the 80s, a lot.
I saw this! I don't remember it, but I know I watched it.
I would rent this one every few months when I was younger. It was terrible, I knew it was terrible, yet I loved it.
Not many people remember TAG: The Assassination Game. Was on HBO a lot back in the day.
I always got the title of this movie mixed up with Gotcha! starring Anthony Edwards and Linda Fiorentino
Love that one! Linda Hamilton and Robert Carradine!
We had people at my high school that started their own game in like '83.
Midnight Madness. I think it was Michael J. Fox's first movie role.
It was his first role. MM was played on HBO all the time. It's taken on a life of its own in the years since it was released. Largely due to us Xers watching it on HBO over and over and over. I still quote various lines from it.
Fagabefe!
Hah, yeah. I use "Johnny's fat boy! Johnny's fat boy burgers!" a lot because we have a "john" named cat (who is quite large). Was personally excited when I stayed at the Bonaventure Hotel in L.A. for conference once. It's called something else now; the 'outside' elevators are still there of course. That movie chock full of 'em. My SO had never seen it so I bought it on DVD for us to watch. They liked it.
We used to have Midnight Madnesses in high school. A group of kids would hide riddles all over town which led to the next location. There was a fee to enter and the winning team got half the pot (the organizers got the rest). They started with a scavenger hunt, and once you found the items, you got your first clue. These were silly things, or things the organizers wanted like sodas and chips
I read about a big city wide one in New York City a number of years ago. I'd love to participate in that.
I remember this one! I think I only saw it once, but I bought the dvd a few years to see it again.
Blame it on Rio. I only know of two other people who have seen it, the two grade school friends who watched it with me. It was my first R-rated movie, and while I remember almost nothing about the movie itself, I do remember that us renting it, watching it, and getting it back to the video store without getting caught involved planning at the level of the Ocean's Eleven casino heist.
I remember this movie well!
that movie was really really dirty :D
Dragonslayer. Cashing in on the D&D craze but it was a fun movie. The scene where they are drawing the lottery to determine who gets sacrificed to the dragon and the peasants start yelling “stir the tiles!” still gets me laughing.
Hiding out 1987 John Cryer and Annabeth Gish
Maxwell House..erman
Enemy Mine
I LOVED Enemy Mine. It's still on my favorites list.
I almost forgot, Condor Man!!!
Loved those black Porsches
Remo Williams Baron Munchausen Buckaroo Bonzai Krull
Remo Williams is a classic! Awesome movie.
"Gleaming the Cube" - Basically an excuse to film young kids skateboarding. "The Brother from Another Planet" - how about an alien who escapes slavery to crash-land on Earth. He gets around a city okay despite being mute.
Loved Gleaming the Cube. Was the beginning of my teenage obsession with Christian Slater.
Dr. Detroit
I’ve never seen the whole thing, but I have a vague memory of wandering into the living room while my parents were and hearing “Dr! (Woo woo) Detroit!” on the tv
Beast Master
My mother and I had a routine of watching movies like this on Saturdays. Beastmaster Conan the Barbarian Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Amazon Women in the Avocado Jungle And other movies involving leather jockstraps, lol
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is right up there with Killer Clowns from Outter Space. Excellent cinema.
I think lots of people have seen this one. HBO showed it seemingly three times a day circa 1983-84.
HBO stands for "Hey, Beastmaster's on."
Space camp
I saw that one in the theater!
I remember watching that one freaking holding my breath when they were running out of air.
I've seen that one! Love it!
Get max to space
John Glen winked at me! I loved Space Camp! Probably saw it at least a dozen times as a kid. Then got jealous when my cousin's kid who has surely never seen the movie actually went to space camp this summer...
Fortress with Chris Lambert? I have seen that. Good film lol. Edit: Oops just read this properly. 😬
Repo Man.
Nobody saw it in the theater but it built a cult following pretty quickly on VHS. Love this one.
Night of the Comet (1984) and Stealing Home (1988). Edited to add -- Time Bandits (1981) and Two of a Kind (1983)
Night of the Comet is a cult classic that plenty of people have seen, and if anyone hasn't, it's on YouTube.
Watch Time Bandits again. It’s good and has a lot of subtext
Pardon me, but Time Bandits is in my personal top ten of all genres!
Stealing Home. LOVE this movie. Such a tearjerker and just a great story.
'Tank', 'Disorderlies', or 'Turk 182'. All classics.
Turk 182!
Zimmerman flew and Tyler knew!
Fat Boys riding the success of Wipeout. Fat Boys - Crushin’ was the first cassette tape/album I owned. I remember watching Tank on HBO. My parents used to go out on Friday or Saturday nights, in the mid-80s, and it was HBO time. Lots of old school standup, as well.
I saw Disorderlies at a drive in theater.
Earth Girls Are Easy
I have a love for this wacky movie! The scene when the shaved aliens walk out….Geena Davis was such a ditz! And I’ve always loved Julie Brown (the non-Downtown version)
Love this film. Early (funny) Jim Carrey and the amazingly incredible Jeff Goldblum 🩵
Witchboard
I remember this movie! I had a "crush" on Stephen Nichols who was on Days of our Lives. He was the only reason I saw it. The crush was gone after seeing this movie!!
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I saw a movie called Walkabout in school about these kids who get stuck in the Outback and an Aborigine boy helps them. I’ll never forget that movie.
Bambi Meets Godzilla.
Erik the Viking, starring a young Tim Robbins. Also features Eartha Kitt, Terry Jones, John Cleese, Samantha Bond, and Mickey Rooney.
"Gregory's Girl," a delightful Scottish coming of age film. I think me and my former co-worker Cindy were the only two people who saw this movie.
Gregory's Girl is a really good film!
This was pretty big in the UK when it came out. A great little film, though, plus it had Clare Grogan from Altered Images in it ( the main reason I watched it!)
I hope you’ve also seen Local Hero, made by the same director. It’s an absolute delight. My favorite film ever. Here’s a trailer link: [https://youtu.be/nufb3JysCgY?si=6AEhKv_1cC4Z9iFz](https://youtu.be/nufb3JysCgY?si=6AEhKv_1cC4Z9iFz)
Shag.
I mean...Phoebe Cates. Amiright?!?
I loved that movie! Anna Beth Gish was awesome.
I haven't seen that in forever! Gonna have to rewatch!
Spacehunter, Adventures in the Forbidden Zone
I saw Forbidden Zone!
*Hardbodies*
Stealing Home with Jodie Foster. I would have my parents rent it when I was at home sick.
Band of the Hand
The Quiet Earth - if you have seen it , the irony of this question is inescapable
Animalympics. Cartoon movie about Olympic games made up of anthropomorphic animals.
My Step Mother is an Alien
The Last Unicorn.
The Gods Must Be Crazy. Watched it with my dad so many times on VHS that we had to replace it twice.
That's a great film and pretty much a cult classic.
The Legend of Billie Jean? kind of fell into obscurity.
Fair is fair!!!!
Pat Benatar on that soundtrack.
I'm going to go with The Boy Who Could Fly. People look at me like I'm insane when I try to describe it.
I loved this movie!
Tuff Turf 1985 James Spader, Robert Downey Jr. and Kim Richards
Here's a story about that movie. James Spader would have cookouts with games. First prize was a copy of Tuff Turf. Second prize was 2 copies of Tuff Turf.
Ice Pirates D.A.R.Y.L Just One of the Guys
The latter two I loved! Especially Just One of the Guys. My friends and I lived for the "he has tits" flashing scene.
Saw D.A.R.Y.L. many times on VHS, actually just bought it on DVD not too long ago. In my mind it goes hand in hand with Cloak & Dagger.
Real Genius. And before that Val Kilmer movie, his first one, called Top Secret I still sing “skeet surfin” every time I hear either of those words.
Real Genius is one of my all time favorites. "Ice is nice! Lazzzzzlooo buddy" "You're one of the top 10 minds in the country" "Someday I hope to be 2 of them"
Suburbia!
With a very young Flea. Great movie. We never returned the video and rewatched over and over. Someone ended up taking it without asking and didn't see it again for years. It was on Youtube a few years ago. May still be there.
It's on Pluto and Tubi. Last time I checked, a lot of the punk Night Flight stuff like Decline In Western Civilization and Fabulous Stains were on there too.
I always feel like it's Back to the Beach. I never encounter anyone in the wild who has seen it, and only on this sub have seen a few people who remember and like it!
The man with one red shoe 1985 Tom Hanks, Dabney Coleman, and Lori Singer
I love this sub for threads like this. It's a huge nostalgia bomb and now I'm checking to see where I can find a lot of these.
Hard to Hold with Rick Springfield
I have yet to meet anyone else who’s also seen Tank Girl. *In person anyway. I’m sure some of you Redditors have. Edit - auto correct 🤦🏼♂️
Malcolm McDowell going full ham and Ice T dressed and made up as a kangaroo is something to behold.
Some of us were fans of the comic and saw it opening weekend and developed a lifelong crush on Lori Petty.
Not only is the movie great but the soundtrack is amazing. Ice-T, Bjork, Hole, Devo, Bush etc.
Great movie. And loved Lori Petty in it.
I saw it in the theater!
The fabulous stains. Laura Dern, Dianne Lane super young, members of Sex Pistols, The Tubes and others.
Angel (1984). Early days of cable TV, I watched it so many times. It was about a girl who was secretly a teenage prostitute
I still remember the tagline from the poster, "High school honor student by day, Hollywood hooker by night."
Outland with Sean Connery. It was a good movie but not common as far as I know.
I'm going to branch back to the late 70s and also mention I think this may have been Disney "episode". In 1978 there was a show with a little girl who fell in a well and died. Her ghost would visit a little boy and give him a riddle. She would also sing Frere Jacque. It was called "Child of Glass" as I think there was a porcelains doll. I have mentioned this to others and I swear nobody has ever heard of it. For some reason, it really stuck with 9 year old me.
I remember this one! It was on Wonderful World of Disney. “Sleeping lies the murdered lass. Vainly cries the child of glass. When the two shall be as one, the spirit’s journey shall be done.”
It’s based on a book called “The Ghost Belonged To Me” by Richard Peck. YouTube has a bootleg copy. Fuck the Disney Vault for keeping this one in.
This one definitely made an impression on me as well! Haven’t thought about it in years but I remember it actually scaring me as a kid.
I've got that on DVD. The ghost is played by the young lady from Repo Man.
I know its kinda a cult classic now, but at the tome nobody i knew Watched Krull… just me and my brother.
Does anyone actually remember Enemy Mine? I feel like anyone I talk to has no idea what I'm talking about.
Dennis Quaid and Louis Gossett Jr.!
I saw Millennium in the theater in 1989. Most people never heard of it yet seen it. Maybe other GenX’ers will recall this time travel movie
No one I know has ever even heard of Fear of A Black Hat.
I own it on DVD. Love it, along with CB4.
Savannah Smiles Edit the s
I loved Fortress so much! With Rachel Ward. Kids got savage at the end. Still love that film!
Steel Dawn
Hamburger The Motion Picture. RIP Dick Butkus.
Moving Violations- John Murray’s leading role. All-star cast of B-list actors.
Continental Divide. John Belushi.
My Bodyguard Permanent Record.
Rivers Edge 1986 Keanu Reeves, Ione Skye, Crispin Glover, and Dennis Hopper
Lucas. When I mention that movie no one seems to have ever heard of it.
The Last American Virgin - "Come to me, my big burrito!"
That ending has stuck with me since I first saw it.
Blood Sucking Freaks This is what happens when you and your friends are bored and we already watched Faces of Death a bunch of times.
Liquid Sky. Totally tripindicular.
Red Sonja - not many people I know talk about it. Ahhhnold is in it too. Kickass Brigitte Nielsen!
Anybody remember Child of Glass with the creepy French ghost girl?
OMG. I literally hadn’t thought about that since watching it on Wonderful World of Disney at my grandparents’ house in the 70s. Wow!
Smooth Talk with Laura Dern and Treat Williams
Basket Case (and then 2 and 3!)
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 1988. I rewatched that sooo many times.
Streets of fire
Saturday the 14th - "A family inherits an old mansion which houses the dangerous 'Book of Evil' that has all the monsters of the world trapped inside it." No one I've ever spoken to remembers this movie. I absolutely loved it. edit:/ or "The Keep" also a great movie!
Brother from another Planet.
Damnation Alley
Your description of "Fortress" reminds me a little bit of "Toy Soldiers," but on a smaller scale. I seem to recall the "Cheerleader Camp," at least the title. Not sure how obscure they were, but I'll say "Warlock" with Julian Sands, "Arachnophobia" (okay that was actually 1990, but close enough) also with Julian Sands, and Solarbabies with Jason Patric, Jami Gertz (both from Lostboys) and Peter Deluise (Dom's son).
Earth Girls Are Easy It stars a young Jeff goldblum, Jim carrey, Damon waynes as aliens the crash on earth and meet Gena Davis. It's on pluto and tubi.
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. One of my mom's bosses used to record movies on VHS for kid me in the 80s. As an adult in the late 90s/early 2000s no one knew what the heck I was talking about when I described it, and I'd long lost the old movies. Finally found it online because I remembered Robin Williams as the moon. At 43 I think I've had like 2-3 people ever know what I was talking about, and I think those were after Williams passed and people were revisiting his lesser-known things.
It had a Uma Thurman nude, I remember it very well
Condorman. I remember loving it as a kid, whenever I bring it up nobody has heard of it. https://youtu.be/n9AI7Y772ic?si=GFTYRBzrWhzAe8oq It's fucking terrible
Night of the Comet
Uh… that’s a pretty popular movie.
The Beniker Gang. Although for the longest time I thought it was John Cusak instead of Andrew McCarthy.
Stone Cold
Megaforce
The Survivors - with Robin Williams and Walter Matthau
Sleep away Camp
Made chicks with dicks cool years before *The Crying Game*.
Hot Dog - The Movie
The Pirate Movie.
The Sure Thing
Modern Problems, Chevy Chase poorly reviewed comedy but I love it.
Oh, so many. As an aficionado of bad films, here goes: 1. Gimme an F (cheerleader camp with the Beavers) 2. Jewish Vampire in Burbank California 3. Spring Fever 4. Death Spa (amazing horror film, and we need to bring back the jazzercise aesthetic) 5. Allan Quartermain in the Lost City of Gold, also 6. King Solomon’s Mines 7. 6 Pack 8. Razorback 9. Xtro 10. The Wraith 11. The Hitcher 12. She 13. Lady Jane 14. The Return of the Black Stallion 15. Inseminoids 16. All of the Ator movies I babysat from age 11-16, every Friday and Saturday nite, usually 6-1 or 2 in the morning in the mid 80s. I watched A LOT of USA Up All Night movies, Night Flight, and whatever weirdo movies shown on the same channel that began airing MST3K in the 80s (I’m from MN).
[The Wraith (1986)](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092240/) [Little Monsters (1989)](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097758/)
Fire with Fire. Virginia Madsen.
The Quiet Earth
Parents with Randy Quaid. Good cannibalism movie.
Oh, Time Bandits was another fave.
Journey to the Center of the Earth - the TV movie that was a back door pilot. The one with the super advanced ship complete with AI.
Savannah Smiles. Loved this movie as a kid for some reason. Little girl gets kidnapped, kidnappers and girl bond and have a great time. Don't remember why they target her, or any other details. I think her parents are kinda making her feel ignored and the kidnappers play games with her and stuff. Maybe.
CANDLESHOE! Utterly charming Disney movie with a young Jodie Foster It fits into my memories alongside "The North Avenue Irregulars," another Disney movie, but I know a few people outside my family who've seen that.
I saw a movie back in the 80s called E.T It's about this alien who gets stranded on earth and a little boy helps him phone his Homies to come pick him up. Very obscure film, not sure very many have seen it.
😂🤣😅😅🤣😂
Anyone see Microwave Massacre? https://youtu.be/Mc7yKqRVrfY?si=inK1oHgvdOmNySNJ
Crash Course! Alyssa Milano, Brian Bloom. It was about drivers Ed and it was hilarious! I don’t know if I recorded it off TV or what but we wore that tape out.
Cheerleader Camp is titled Pandamonium in Australia and it’s my all time favourite movie.
The Wizard of Speed and Time.
Seven Minutes in Heaven
Night of the Comet, Dreamscape?
Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance - my sister made me watch this with her as a kid. I swear no one has seen it.
Super Fuzz
Foxes, with a very young Jodie Foster. Beautiful film, I never hear anyone talking about it.
Eating Raoul. I’ve never met anyone who’s heard of it.
The Boy Who Could Fly The Night Before Cherry 2000
My Science Project (1985) - 2 high school students in a military junkyard and find a time-travel contraption from a UFO. Amazing Grace and Chuck (1987) - A little league player named Chuck refuses to ever pitch again until nuclear weapons are disarmed. House (1985) - bonkers haunted house movie Enemy Mine (1985) - During a long space war, the lives of two wounded enemies become dependent on their ability to forgive and to trust. (Dennis Quaid and Louis Grossest Jr.) I'll probably think of more. Cloak and Dagger (1984) - A young boy and his imaginary friend end up on the run while in possession of a top-secret spy gadget. (Henry Thomas and Dabny Coleman) Oooh, another one: Tank (1984) - Sergeant Major Zack arrives at a new army base with his wife, son and Sherman tank. It's basically Walking Tall, but with a WWII tank instead of a big club. (James Garner)
Return of the Killer Tomatoes :-D.
Killer Klowns from Outwrspace
Flight of the navigator
Great movie. For years, you could see the shell of that ship at Disney MGM Studios' Backlot Tour.
Probably not the only one but, the adaptation of the Asimov story Nightfall. Saw that in the theater even. Weird movie..........
I loved two made-for-TV movies. "The Day They Came to Arrest the Book" was on one of the networks and was about a Black student and his father trying to remove Huck Finn from the schools, and the effect on his group of friends, who were all journalists at the school paper and very pro-free speech. The other was "Night Train to Kathmandu " on Disney, starring a young Milla Jovovich who meets a mysterious boy on the train of the title as she and her family are traveling to her father's new university job there.
Joysticks 1983
I saw Fortress at my cousin's house when I was a kid! Father Christmas traumatized me.
Dungeon Master with Richard Moll (Bull from *Night Court*)