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No Mercy (released in theaters on Dec. 19, 1986) is a quintessential example of the “neon-noir” aesthetic that dominated the mid-80s. Directed by Richard...
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- 80’s
No Mercy – A Steam-Heated Intersection of Corruption & Desire
Disorganized Crime – A Hidden Gem of High-Stakes Hilarity
We’re No Angels – A Playful, Spiritual Farce of Mistaken Identity
Absence of Malice: Chilling Investigation of Journalistic Ethics
Sharky’s Machine – A Stylish Peak for the Urban Noir Thriller
- 90’s
The Mighty Ducks – A Slap-Shot Success That Defined a Generation
Rounders – Game to Game in Underground Poker World
L.A. Confidential- A Flawless Revival of the Hard-Boiled Noir
Letters from a Killer: A Taut Psychological Descent into Paranoia
Scream – The Meta-Masterpiece That Revived the Slasher Genre
- Beyond
First Daughter – A Sweetly Sincere Exploration of Freedom & Duty
Chasing Liberty: A Charming Escape from the Presidential Bubble
Taken 3 – A Relentless Race for Justice & Personal Vengeance
Country Strong – A Melancholic Ballad of Fame & Redemption
Mona Lisa Smile – A Vivid Portrait of Tradition & Transformation
80's
Disorganized Crime (released in theaters on April 14, 1989), from writer-director Jim Kouf, is a clever heist comedy that trades the slick professionalism of...
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We’re No Angels (released in theaters on Dec. 16, 1989) from director Neil Jordan and legendary playwright David Mamet is a whimsical yet biting...
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Absence of Malice (released in theaters on Dec. 18, 1981) remains a hauntingly relevant exploration of the power of the press and the devastating...
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Sharky’s Machine (released in theaters on Dec. 18, 1981) saw Burt Reynolds stepped behind the camera to direct and star in a film that...
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Chevy Chase reigned supreme as one of the biggest comedic stars of the 1980s, his unique blend of slapstick, wit, and self-deprecating humor making...
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The Falcon and the Snowman, released on Jan. 25, 1985, is a captivating and thought-provoking drama that explores the complexities of espionage and the...
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While Steve Guttenberg may be best known for his role as Carey Mahoney in the Police Academy series, his filmography extends far beyond the...
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Tom Berenger, known for his role in iconic films like Platoon and Major League, boasts a diverse filmography beyond action. He’s proven his range...
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Good Morning Vietnam, released wide on Jan. 15, 1988, is a comedic drama that remains a timeless classic. Robin Williams delivers an Oscar-nominated performance...
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Critical Condition, released on Jan. 16, 1987, is a wild and often outrageous comedy that showcases Richard Pryor‘s comedic genius. Pryor plays Kevin Lenahan,...
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James Spader is an actor known for his distinctive voice, enigmatic presence, and ability to inhabit a wide range of complex characters. From brooding...
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Paul Schrader’s American Gigolo was released on Feb. 1, 1980 and remains a stylish and provocative exploration of sex, power, and the seductive underbelly...
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Hot Dog…The Movie opened in theaters on Jan. 13, 1984 and while it may not be a cinematic masterpiece, it delivers a surprisingly fun...
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The January Man,released on Jan. 13, 1989, is a darkly comedic thriller that boasts a stellar cast and a unique blend of humor and...
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Bill Paxton, a character actor known for his energetic and often scene-stealing performances, enjoyed a long and successful career in Hollywood. He appeared in...
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Weird Science, celebrating its 40th anniversary from its release on Aug. 2, 1985, remains a quintessential 80s teen comedy. John Hughes‘s signature blend of...
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Fort Apache: The Bronx, released on Feb. 6, 1981, is a gritty and unflinching portrayal of police work in a decaying urban environment. Paul...
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The Couch Trip, released on Jan.15, 1988, is a hilarious and surprisingly insightful comedy that showcases Dan Aykroyd‘s comedic genius. Aykroyd plays John Burns,...