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80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Labyrinth, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Labyrinth, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

We’ve got Ingrid Diaz on tap for this week’s Best of the Worst movie(s). Do you know Ingrid? She blogs personally at A Puerto Rican in France, and professionally for b5media at Play Girlz, Top Model Gossip, Ladies’ Court, Grey’s Anatomy News, and Offbeat Homes. Dang, girl! Did I mention she also happens to be the channel editor for the Video Games and Personal Development b5 channels? Whew.
Ingrid cracks me up. Seriously, I don’t know that anyone else I’ve read on-line has actually made me laugh out loud more times than …read more

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Mommie Dearest

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Mommie Dearest

We’re down to our last few weeks of the Best of the Worst of the 80’s movies. This week’s pick is from Kelley Saunders of Thrifty Mommy.
Mommie Dearest is one of those that I do remember seeing at what was probably a pretty young age. I remember the boy being strapped in his bed, the crazy eyes of Mommie Dearest, and the classic “NO WIRE HANGERS” line.
Here are Kelley’s thoughts on that infamous flick:
I still can’t use wire coat hangers. We watched Mommie Dearest a few times and was tramatized ever since. My mom let us stay …read more

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Happy Monday! Time again for the Best of the Worst of the 80’s movies.
Duncan Riley, who writes at duncanriley.com, offered up three beauts for submission into this category. He says:
Worst..I’m going straight for the sequels:
Caddyshack 2
Lethal Weapon 2
and a non sequel
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure
Totally…Excellent…not!
Bald Man is always preaching to me on the hilarity of Caddyshack, but I can’t honestly say that I’ve ever even heard him mention the sequel. I’m guessing now that it’s not just an oversight.
I loved Bill and Ted, but it is another one of those movies that I …read more

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Spaceballs

80’s Movies Monday, Best of the Worst: Spaceballs

Welcome back to the Best of the Worst of the 80’s. Looks like we’ve got Rick Moranis up again! What it is about him and best of the worst? Do you think he’ll have a movie in when we do a plain old “best of the 80’s” survey?
Anyway, this pick comes from William Lehman who writes for b5media over at Artist Hideout. About Spaceballs , William says, “hmmm I’d classify it under best of the worst or worst of the best, you decide…”
Being that it was a spoof of a sci-fi flick, one of my least …read more

Back to the Future Pimped for Direct TV

Back to the Future Pimped for Direct TV

I LOVE Back to the Future. LOVE it! And so I’m so sad to see it being pimped now for a Direct TV commercial. Christopher Lloyd even reprised his Doc Brown role for the commercial. So sad to me. Now I’ll just have to stick to enjoying his character as The Hacker while my kids are watching Cyberchase.
Here’s the video. What do you think? Do you feel so nostalgic towards BTTF that the very suggestion of it being linked to Direct TV would sway you toward their company? Are you that easy? …read more

Who’s your favorite Hughes villian?

Who’s your favorite Hughes villian?

Not only did John Hughes quite ably portray the fears, desires, hopes and challenges of the 80’s teenager, he also did a phenomenal job of presenting the worst in the villians of his films. Steve Spears has a great list of Hughes’ villians and all of their awful attributes. Head on over there and join the conversation in the comments section, and let me know who you chose as your best of the worst villians!
As for me? Most definitely Hardy Jenns (played by Craig Sheffer) from Some Kind of Wonderful. He had a way of telling …read more

The Lost Boys 2

The Lost Boys 2

“The Lost Boys 2?,” you ask. “Yes,” I answer. “Seriously?,” you ask? “Yes,” I answer. “How do you know?” you ask. “Because I read it on the internet, so it must be true.” I answer. “But WHY?” you ask?
And there you have me stumped.
But, it does appear that there is a sequel being made to that crazy 80’s movie filled with the acting talents of Jason Patric, Corey Haim, Kiefer Sutherland (he has a reeaaally long legal name, go check it out), Jami Gertz (really? didn’t remember that myself), Corey Feldman, …read more

Best of the Worst-80’s Movies: Staying Alive, Strange Brew

Best of the Worst-80’s Movies: Staying Alive, Strange Brew

“While visions of BeeGees danced in my head…”
We now come to Sheila’s picks! Do you know Sheila? No? Oh, well, you should. She is hilarious, and is a stop on my blog trolling whenever she has a fresh post out! She blogs for b5media at Medium Dreams and personally at GetSheila. Check her out!
Sheila’s picks start with Staying Alive, the sequel to Saturday Night Fever. Of Staying Alive, Sheila says, “I so wanted to be a dancer.” But she says nothing about the handsome lead, John Travolta. Hmmm…maybe he’s not her …read more

80’s Movies Monday-Best of the Worst?

80’s Movies Monday-Best of the Worst?

So, I’m not sure if this is really a “Best of the Worst” like the past posts in this category, or just the worst. I’m thinking the latter.
Here are Lorraine’s picks for the worst of the 80’s movies, and I’d have to agree with these! Lorraine writes at Pender Island Musings.

Class of Nuke ‘Em High, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Howard The Duck, and sorry for you Trekkie fans but #3 was horrible.

Howard the Duck came up when I was watching the extras on the Some Kind of Wonderful (Special Collector’s Edition)DVD. Leah Thompson talks about how …read more

Peggy Sue and the Three Stooges

Peggy Sue and the Three Stooges

So, I was talking to my friend Jackie the other day. She made a snarky comment on one of my posts (soooo unlike her, yeah right), and I said, “Why I oughta…” Partly, I’m sure, because Jonic had said it to me the day before, and it was apparently still stuck in my head. Anyway, (I did have a point here, right?), it immediately made Jackie think of Peggy Sue Got Married. I told her I always thought of The Honeymooners, thinking it was one of Ralph Kramden’s (Jackie Gleason) famous lines. Research has …read more

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