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[lachesis]

I kinda enjoyed this in my childhood. lol.
Fred Ward has passed away, but the old master Joel Grey is still alive and kicking at 90.

Very politically wrong in so many different level, it screams 80s and I love it.
(and I'm Asian too lol)
Joel Grey, played really great this fake Korean with very strong stereotypes and all.

 

[BadBurger]

If you can find it, it's one of the best vampire movies that didn't refer to itself as a vampire movie ever made:

 

[Classicrockfan]

I

If you can find it, it's one of the best vampire movies that didn't refer to itself as a vampire movie ever made:

im hoping it gets a states release also.

 

[BadBurger]

I

im hoping it gets a states release also.

I had to buy a used DVD from a reseller on Amazon for like $50 (was the absolute cheapest at the time between Amazon and eBay). Had to watch it in stunning SD.

 

[Dithadder]

Only if you want to punish yourself. This movie was a phenomenon when it was released but has not stood the test of time.

 

[daffyduck]

 

[Ulysses 31]

 

[mansoor1980]

awesome movie

 

[Havoc2049]

Miami Blues

 

[TylerD]

Valley Girl - 1983

Valley girl Julie falls for punk city guy Randy (Nic Cage). How could it ever work?


Teen Witch - 1989

Pretty bad but I thought it was also a lot of fun with some memorable scenes. Example below.

Top That! -

 

[Grizzled Ghost]

Stone Cold
Cobra
Dark City
John Woo's pre-American stuff: Hardboiled, The Killer, A Better Tomorrow 1 + 2
True Romance
Dead Ringers
Apt Pupil
Thief
The Rocketeer
Cutter's Way
River's Edge
Arlington Drive
Raising Arizona + Miller's Crossing
Six String Samurai
Enemy Mine
Rad
Repo Man
Tango & Cash
The Burbs
Return of The Living Dead

 

[E-Cat]

To Die For (1995) starring Nicole Kidman and Joaquin Phoenix. It's all kinds of messed up haha