Is a Back to the Future Remake On the Way?
Dec02

Is a Back to the Future Remake On the Way?

The Back to the Future Trilogy belongs to the 80s. And it looks like that’s where it’s going to stay.  That is if producer Frank Marshall has anything to do with it. In this age of bad movie remakes and reboots, Marshall gets the fact that some iconic movies just should not be touched. Back to the Future is one of those movies. This is what Marshall recently told Yahoo Movies. “Yeah [we won’t reboot Back to the...

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Can’t Stop the Music: The Village People Had a Movie?
Nov30

Can’t Stop the Music: The Village People Had a Movie?

The theatrical trailer for The Village People movie Can’t Stop the Music  promised, “It’s the musical extravaganza that launches the 80s.” That outrages claim was actually an understatement. Chances are that you’ve never seen or even heard of this movie from the summer of 1980. Well, there’s a good reason for that. It’s because it bombed at the box office bigger than Heaven’s Gate and Ishtar combined. At a price tag of a...

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Grease 2: A Guilty Pleasure
Nov28

Grease 2: A Guilty Pleasure

A “guilty pleasure” is something—like a movie, TV show, or song—that brings you joy, despite a general consensus that it’s totally lame and Grease 2 certainly counts.The 1982 movie is like comfort food; it makes you feel happy, though you know it’s probably not very good. Grease 2: An impossible situation Because Grease 2 is obviously a sequel to the iconic 70s mega-hit, Grease (starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John), critics...

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80s Bad Boy Kiefer Sutherland Is Still Going Strong
Nov25

80s Bad Boy Kiefer Sutherland Is Still Going Strong

Kiefer Sutherland was the “cheap dime store hood” who Wil Wheaton told off at the end of the iconic, 80s movie, Stand By Me. He followed that up by playing yet another bad-boy, this time with fangs, in the 80s, cult vampire flick, The Lost Boys. The 80s were very good to Sutherland. The young actor, son of film star Donald Sutherland, starred in seven more films before the decade was over, including Bright Lights, Big City and Young...

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Personal Memories of The Blue Lagoon’s Christopher Atkins
Nov22

Personal Memories of The Blue Lagoon’s Christopher Atkins

As a gay kid in the 1980s, I’ll never forget the first time I saw Christopher Atkins in The Blue Lagoon. The year was 1981. OMG! I thought an angel had descended from the Heavens, and was now stuck on a deserted island with Brooke Shields. I kept asking myself the same question I‘m sure most of you were. Why Brooke Shields?! Why can’t it be me? Let’s face it, The Blue Lagoon was pretty much eye-candy and beautiful scenery. If there...

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