Legend
Rated: PG
Dir: Ridley Scott
Starring:
Tom Cruise as Jack
Mia Sara as Princess Lily
Tim Curry as the Lord of Darkness
By Rob Rector
Past Memories: In my hometown, there was a gaming store much similar to the “Android’s Dungeon” in The Simpsons. And while there were no morbidly obese employees, they were still woefully hopeless and socially palsied.
But they were [...]
April 25, 2008
Categories: Rob R. . Tags: 80s films, devil, fantasy, legend, mia sara, movie, ridley scott, sci fi, tim curry, tom cruise, unicorn . Author: usesoapfilm . Comments: 1 Comment
Dowload the podcast: Episode II:Streets of Fire
By: Rob Rector
Streets of Fire (PG) – 1984
Directed by: Walter Hill
Starring: Michael Pare as Tom Cody
Diane Lane as Ellen Aim
Rick Moranis as Billy Fish
Amy Madigan as McCoy
Willem Dafoe as Raven Shaddock
Tagline: “A Rock & Roll Fable”
Personal Pre-screening Recollections: Tonight it what it means to be young indeed!
There are some [...]
April 21, 2008
Categories: 80s, Blogroll, Rob R., natsukashi . Tags: 1984, action, bill paxton, blade runner, brewster's millions, dan hartman, diane lane, eddie and the cruisers, michael pare, rick moranis, rock n roll, ry cooder, sin city, streets of fire, the insiders, trespass, walter hill, warriors, willem dafoe . Author: usesoapfilm . Comments: 2 Comments
Dowload the podcast of X-tro: Episode I: \’Xtro\’
Title: X-tro
Released: January 1983
Rated: R
Peronal pre-screening recollections: I recall my father going to take me to see this when I was but a young lad. Being the kind, loving father that he was, he knew the film had aliens (that loveable ET was at his zenith in popularity), UFOs and scares in [...]
April 4, 2008
Categories: Rob R. . Tags: aliens, childhood, et, horror, maryam d'abo, memory, monsters, movies, mvoies, nostalgia, nudity, recollect, review, science fiction, ufo, video nasty, xtro . Author: usesoapfilm . Comments: Leave a Comment
nostalgia… through movies (and the geeks who love them)
April 4, 2008
Categories: Uncategorized . . Author: usesoapfilm . Comments: Leave a Comment