The Prowler, 1981
One of those lost 80s slasher movies. The story is pretty bad but the Tom Savini effects are to notch.
One of those lost 80s slasher movies. The story is pretty bad but the Tom Savini effects are to notch.
I would barely call this a movie. Just a bunch of so-so clips from YouTube. I was expecting some crazy stuff to go down but nothing ever really did.
Nuclear war from the point of view of a single family in Northern California. I did appreciate the mother’s attempts at keeping her family together even though we all know how it will all end.
More melodramatic than its British counterpart Threads. I think knowing a lot of the actors in this movie took me out of it a bit. The attack sequence is still very powerful.
Not nearly as fun as I was hoping it would be. I have to give it up for The Rock tho, that guy never phones it in.
A devastating look at the real ramifications of a nuclear attack. It was hard to watch but I think everyone should watch it once.
A finely crafted story with two amazing lead performances. Every new plot detail had me trying to figure out where this movie was going.
The Lonely Island finally found a perfect fit for their style of comedy. The musical biopic is ripe for mockery. I laughed quite a lot during this movie.
Rather dull and boring telling of a pretty interesting chapter of history. I had a VIC20, C64, and Amiga500 back in the 1980s and I wish this film spent more time with software developers instead of spending most of the 2+ hour runtime focusing on the business side of things.
Clever little sci-fi movie made on a modest budget. All of those other huge, bloated and boring action movies could learn a thing or two from movies like this one.
I spent most of the movie disappointed and wondering how such a good idea could have gone so terribly wrong. The only really interesting sequence was the trap on the beach.
The gimmick still totally worked for me, I just wish the movie just had a few more scares in it. I thought it was pretty tame.
One weird slasher movie. The funniest part is that you can tell this is a foreign director’s idea of what American life is like. I did forget about that great ending. It’s so bizarre.
Finally got to see one of my all time favorites in a packed theater of like-minded fans. It was a blast.
Actually got to see this in a theater again with a great crowd. Everyone was into it.