A Gritty Seaside Nightmare
In the shadows of a desolate coastal town, John Carpenter’s The Fog (1980) brings retro movie lovers a chilling and atmospheric ghostly tale that will haunt their dreams.
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Catherine Mary Stewart – 80s Cult Actress
Catherine Mary Stewart, the unyielding heroine of ’80s cinema, carved her niche as the quintessential retro movie star.
With her charismatic presence and versatile talent, Stewart left an indelible mark on the decade’s films, embodying gritty determination and a captivating allure.
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Maniac Cop (1988)
A killer dressed in a police uniform begins murdering innocent people on the streets of New York City.
A Gritty Symphony of Brutality.
For lovers of ’80s movies that revel in grimy, urban nightmares, Maniac Cop is a blood-soaked symphony of brutality that will drag you into the seedy underbelly of New York City.
Tom Atkins – 80s Cult Actor
Tom Atkins, the rugged and charismatic actor, left an indelible mark on ’80s cinema with his gritty portrayals and captivating presence.
A true cult figure, Atkins delivered compelling performances across a range of genres, leaving retro movie lovers hungry for more.
Dying Mall Has The Best 80s Arcade
In the small town of Allentown, PA in the USA, there is the South Mall, which is hanging on despite hundreds of other malls closing around the country.
And in that mall there is one hell of an arcade.
An 80s themed arcade!
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
Kids all over America want Silver Shamrock masks for Halloween. Doctor Daniel Challis seeks to uncover a plot by Silver Shamrock owner Conal Cochran.
In the eerie realm of horror cinema, where the immortal Michael Myers prowls relentlessly, Halloween III: Season of the Witch dared to tread a different path.
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Lindsey Buckingham – Go Insane (1984)
One of the great things about the 1980s is there is an almost bottomless pit of undiscovered media still left to be discovered.
What one person knows well, is another person’s new discovery.
The Legend of Billie Jean (1985) Review
The Legend of Billie Jean is a gritty and empowering journey through the heartland of 80s rebellion, an underdog tale that serves as a rallying cry for the misfits and dreamers of the era.
Directed by Matthew Robbins, this cult classic captures the essence of teenage defiance and social injustice, leaving 80s movie lovers ready to raise their fists in solidarity.
Fear City (1984) Review
Fear City is a gritty and hard-hitting trip into the underbelly of 80s New York City, a neon-lit nightmare that serves as a dark love letter to the era’s crime dramas.
Directed by Abel Ferrara, this overlooked gem combines elements of noir, action, and suspense to create a raw and visceral cinematic experience that will leave 80s movie lovers craving for more.
Night of the Comet (1984) Review
A comet wipes out most of life on Earth, leaving two Valley Girls fighting against cannibal zombies and a sinister group of scientists.
Night of the Comet is a gritty and infectiously fun ride through the apocalyptic landscape of 80s cinema.