Pumpkinhead [1988]
Despite its cheerful title, Pumpkinhead is a dark fairy tale of rural revenge featuring excellent practical effects and makeup.
80s Movies
Night Of The Creeps [1986]
Zombies, killer slugs, aliens, two college students looking for love, and one troubled detective make Night of the Creeps a fun watch.
The Beastmaster [1982]
Vibrant, creative, and just so damn fun, The Beastmaster is more than just a guilty pleasure, it’s a whole new world of sword and sorcery.
From Beyond [1986]
If you’re looking for something different, authentic and nasty, From Beyond is a perfect choice with its nightmarish Lovecraftian atmosphere.
Year of the Dragon [1985]
Set in New York’s Chinatown, Year of the Dragon is a gritty police thriller with impactful visuals, an intense atmosphere, and an epic vibe.
The Return of the Living Dead [1985]
Gory, entertaining but also very intelligent and funny, The Return of the Living Dead is probably the best zombie horror movie ever released.
Prince of Darkness [1987]
Blending religion, science, and the supernatural, Prince of Darkness is a flawed but feverishly nightmarish and intense horror movie.
Kill Me Again [1989]
Featuring rather clunky storytelling but with enough twists to keep you engaged, Kill Me Twice is a solid neo-noir thriller.
Johnny Handsome [1989]
Gritty, authentic but above all captivating, Johnny Handsome is a neo-noir classic that you play at 3 pm on a workday. And fucking finish it.
Angel Heart [1987]
Dark and brooding, Angel Heart is an engaging noir thriller with an occult edge driven by a powerful performance by Mickey Rourke.
Erik the Viking [1989]
Intelligent, witty, and even educational, Erik the Viking is one of those timeless and feel-good fantasy comedies you can watch anytime.
Brain Damage [1988]
Brain Damage will make you realize that the genre of weird and gory eighties horror comedies is much more creative than you thought.