Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[C.Z.Hardesty]

Child's Play 2.

Fun movie, but again, takes too long to finish. Nothing stops Chucky from trying to get Andy, and it gets silly, like the original, in the last few minutes.

[Bloof]

THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING 1989

Just one of my many guilty pleasures.

[TaeKwonZombie]

The Dark (1979), Tobe Hooper was actually fired from directing this film by the producers for falling behind schedule, the job was given to John Cardos who was a stuntman and actor who made the movie Kingdom of The Spiders.

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

The Dark (1979), Tobe Hooper was actually fired from directing this film by the producers for falling behind schedule, the job was given to John Cardos who was a stuntman and actor who made the movie Kingdom of The Spiders.

I had never heard of this movie before. Watched the trailer. A killer spaceman who shoots laser blasts out of his eyes. Pretty wild. How'd you like it?

[TaeKwonZombie]

Not the greatest movie ever made some boring acting and filming, but somehow I manage to enjoy many not up to par movies anyways , haha, but I liked the evil zombie aliens shooting lazer beams out their eyes which is the most memorable part for me.

[hammerfan]

Night of the Demons

[C.Z.Hardesty]

Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.

The last great Chainsaw film. Even though I don't like the addition of too many family members, and of course what happens with Benny is just wrong.

Kate Hodge gives a great performance.

[Bloof]

CHOPPING MALL 1986

[TaeKwonZombie]

The Omen (1976)

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by C.Z.Hardesty

Child's Play 2.

Fun movie, but again, takes too long to finish. Nothing stops Chucky from trying to get Andy, and it gets silly, like the original, in the last few minutes.

I don't know how old you are, but i thought the original Child's Play was a nice crotch-kick parody reaction to all the cutsey things that came out on the market: Cabbage Patch Kids, Monchhichi, My Pretty Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, etc. So, it was kind of clever to a 1988's audience. But I kind of doubt today's audience would get any of it the way I imagine it was intended.

I can't really comment on the sequels, cause I didn't see any of them except for trailers. Not sure what rails the sequels were riding...? Probably based on a non-parody take on Child's Play? What do you think?