Cutting Class [1989]
Cheesy and unintentionally funny, Cutting Class is a stereotypical slasher featuring gorgeous Jill Schoelen and Brad Pitt in one of his first movie roles.
80s Movies
Cherry 2000 [1987]
Extremely entertaining and easy-going eighties science-fiction extravaganza complete with a post-apocalyptic setting, crazy fashion, and great pacing.
Razorback [1984]
Although this is a movie about a giant boar, it also explores a lot of other issues like hunting, meatpacking industry and poverty in the Australian outback
The Running Man [1987]
Based on a novel written by Stephen King and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, this post-apocalyptic action movie stood the test of time.
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Ninja Terminator [1985]
This hilariously bad ninja movie from the eighties might be one of the best movies so bad they’re good. Very entertaining and fast-paced it’s a must-see
Frantic [1988]
Highly immersive and atmospheric, Frantic is a slow-burning thriller following one man’s efforts to find his kidnapped wife in Paris.
See No Evil, Hear No Evil [1989]
Hilarious and creative, See No Evil, Hear No Evil is a definition of a non-stop laughs comedy driven by incredible performances by Wilder and Pryor.
Scanners [1981]
Visceral, creative, and a bit clunky, Scanners is one of Cronenberg’s early horrors powered by Michael Ironside’s commanding presence.
The Hidden [1987]
Explosively paced and full of shootouts, explosions, and chase scenes, The Hidden is a refreshingly different eighties science fiction movie.
Chopping Mall [1986]
Following a group of horny teenagers trapped in a mall with killer robots, Chopping Mall is a charmingly cheesy slasher offering loads of fun.
The Blob [1988]
The Blob takes one incredibly smart and authentic premise and slaps it onto the body of your typical eighties horror with great results.
Day of the Dead [1985]
Very visceral, intelligent, and intense, Day of the Dead is the first psychological zombie movie that’s still one of the best in the genre.