Demons [1985]
Demons is exactly the movie you think it is: a cheesy, gory but still fun single-location eighties horror movie with a distinct European vibe.
80s Movies
The Professional [1981]
Driven by Belmondo’s charm, The Professional is the French version of James Bond, a B action movie that still delivers despite all of its flaws.
The Long Good Friday [1980]
Tough as nails, The Long Good Friday is one of the best British gangster movies featuring gripping storytelling and excellent performances.
Thief [1981]
Featuring a timeless neo-noir aesthetic, Thief is not just a gritty crime thriller inspired by true events but also a gripping character study.
Best of the Best [1989]
Surprisingly honorable, Best of the Best is a solid martial arts (Taekwondo) movie offering a classic Rocky story topped off by a great finale.
Relentless [1989]
Driven by Lustig’s tight direction and Judd Nelson’s scary performance, Relentless is a competent eighties psychological serial killer movie.
Blue Monkey [1987]
Charmingly cheeky, Blue Monkey is a guilty pleasure for all of us who love eighties B movies, a creature feature about a giant mutated insect!
Stand by Me [1986]
Emotional, authentic, and, above all, thought-provoking, Stand by Me is simply one of the best coming-of-age movies ever made.
Weekend at Bernie’s [1989]
Two guys, one corpse, and a whole lot of hilarious and macabre situations await you in the juicy eighties black comedy Weekend at Bernie’s.
The Wraith – A revenge love story with aliens and cool prototype cars
Perfectly capturing that eighties atmosphere, The Wraith is a cheesy but also charming movie that will quickly find a place in your heart.
Cruising is a Movie Offering a Raw Exploration of Sexuality and Masculinity
Thought-provoking, raw, and subversive, the movie Cruising blends murder, sex, and homosexuality in the eighties into a simmering flame.
Black Widow [1987]
Visually alluring and seductive but in a tasteful way, Black Widow is a compelling neo-noir thriller featuring an intriguing cat-vs-cat game.