A Movie for Each Decade [1920-2010]
Classic Movies I Don’t Love
I haven’t written anything controversial ever since fanboys messaged me for hating on 2014’s “Godzilla”, so I thought it would be a good idea to tackle something that has been on my mind for a while now: what are some classic movies that I don’t personally love? Don’t get […]
10 Must-See Christmas Movies
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off [1986]
If there ever was a case of truancy, this is it. “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, from director John Hughes (“16 Candles”, “The Breakfast Club”) and starring Matthew Broderick, is probably the best “teen” film ever made. I first watched it some 10 years ago, but looking back at […]
An American Werewolf In London [1981]
Director John Landis was just 19 years old when he wrote this imaginative and deliciously creepy horror film starring David Naughton and Griffin Dunne as two young American backpackers who venture onto the Yorkshire Moors one night despite being warned by the suspicious people of the Slaughtered Lamb not […]
Videodrome [1983]
A landmark film of the commercial/independent movement of the 1980’s, David Cronenberg’s story of violence and television still rings true today. Max Renn (James Woods) is a cable station operator who begins to see his life spin out of control when his abdomen suddenly grows a vagina-like opening […]
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back [1980] ★★★★
Also known as the best sequel of all time, this chapter has more excitement and more dazzling special effects than any other “Star Wars” movie. The rebels are still pursued by Darth Vader, but the story focuses more on Luke Skywalker, who receives a posthumous command from Obi Wan […]
Airplane! [1980]
Remembering funny man Leslie Nielsen who died at the age of 84 on sunday. “Airplane!” is probably the funniest movie Nielsen has ever starred in (unless you’re a die hard fan of his “Naked Gun” trilogy). His role in the film may have been a supporting one, but I can’t […]
The Evil Dead [1981]
Five friends travel to a cabin in the mountains where they find evil spirits lurking around in the forest. One by one, they become possessed by the demon and develop the ability to chop each other to death! With only one of them still standing, it’s up to […]
Woody Allen Filmography [Part 3]
17-The Purple Rose Of Cairo (1985): 3.5/4 18-Hannah And Her Sisters (1986): 3.5/4 19-Radio Days (1987): 2.5/4 20-September (1987): 2.5/4 21-Another Woman (1988): 3.5/4 22-New York Stories (1989): 2.5/4 23-Crimes And Misdemeanors (1989): 3.5/4 24-Alice (1990): 2.5/4
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