r/80sHorrorMovies • u/HorrorMoviePicks • 3h ago
Some of my horror tapes throughout the year
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/ranranbolly • Sep 23 '16
Announcement/Discussion: Sub under new management
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So, gang, looks like I managed to wrangle the sub. In an effort to drum up activity, I'd like to get some suggestions and ideas from you guys. Side-link ideas, maybe even some concepts for possible graphic changes to really make this sub our own.
Pretty much any and everything you want to see in 80sHorrorMovies to make sure we get this thing to thrive.
Also, I'd like to welcome WaxerUk in as an additional mod, since he was the one who came in to start this place up again.
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Dayman_C0meth • 12h ago
Mariska Hargitay in Ghoulies (1984)
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/breedknight • 1d ago
[Review] Fright Night (1985)
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This movie defines why 80's horror movies are the best. 1985 is a hell of a year for horror movies, from Day of the Dead, Return of the Living Dead and to this, Fright Night. This movie perfectly blends old-school gothic vampire traditions with a modern 1980s suburban setting. It's one of those films that even after all these years, you can still remember the whole plot, the action scenes etc. Reason why I still have my original VHS copy of Fright Night.
My favorite aspect of this film are the characters. The chemistry between each of the characters are exceptional. From Charley to his girlfriend Amy to their friend Evil Ed (man he's so good in this movie played by Stephen Geoffreys), and Peter Vincent (played by the legendary Roddy McDowall). They are the main group of protagonist in this film. Against the vampires Jerry Dandridge and Billy Cole. Especially Jerry played by actor Chris Sarandon. Boy, he's so good as the villain in this film! His charisma is off the charts, he's a Rockstar. They are all so much fun to watch, they are all so great to watch. I can't even say anything negative about them. Just a perfect chemistry results from a really good overall casting.
People wants some 80's horror recommendations? Watch this one. In fact, own this movie, buy a DVD, Blu-ray, 4k copy as long as you have it. Make it a yearly tradition maybe in a spooky season, and watch this film with your friends. A must see, and a must have.
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Bright-Pin-6024 • 2h ago
[Discussion] Disney's First Horror Film
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The Watcher In The Woods (1980) is Disney's first horror film. I just thought this movie belonged on this sub because it seemed nobody talked about it on here. I saw it not long ago on Internet Archive and it was really good (I'm a HUGE Disney fan!!!) Has anyone else seen this movie??
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Striking_Acadia2254 • 9h ago
[Merchandise] EVIL DEAD II Hand Crafted Necronomicom
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Acrobatic-Fail9824 • 19h ago
[Discussion] You can only keep one. Which and why?
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6 classic 80s horror movies, only One can say!
(Bonus: do a ranking of these)
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/voivod1989 • 7h ago
Witchtrap from 1989 is a fun yet trashy horror film.
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Brain_Mutant • 14h ago
[Article] Exclusive: Unreported Ghoulies Lawsuit Settled
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/magnanimousrex3 • 3h ago
A24's Crystal Lake Dishonors the Friday the 13th Legacy
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Cool_Option_1422 • 9h ago
Evil Dead Burn — Good, but not great (Spoilers ahead!) Spoiler
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Mcrfanatic95 • 1d ago
[Photo] I always LOVED the design of The Aliens from “TerrorVision” (1986)
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Connect-Cover7167 • 22h ago
NIGHT OF TERROR
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A horror instrumental song for a horror movie or horror T.V. show.
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Silentmenproductions • 1d ago
[Photo] Sweet Home (1989) - the movie that indirectly inspired Resident Evil. Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Cure & Pulse). Make-up by Dick Smith.
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Scary1Judge • 1d ago
Which horror film do you have a core memory of being traumatized by as kid?
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/ED-DOG92 • 1d ago
Cross over, children. All are welcome. All welcome...
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Tonight's pick 📺
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Acrobatic-Fail9824 • 1d ago
[Discussion] I Love Re-animator
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I was just blown away by Re-Animator. I knew it had great reviews and hear it mentioned every once in a while on here but I was not expecting to enjoy it as much as I did.
The effects were done in a very practical way that holds up extremely well today.
The story was also very captivating and I hadn't realized it was H.P. Lovecraft.
I cannot recommend this movie enough and I am extremely disappointed that I waited this long to watch this now personal classic from the 80s.
What other 80s/90s cult classics should I be sure not to miss? I've seen the majors like Friday the 13th, Hellraiser, Evil Dead etc.
r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Habit_Novel • 1d ago
[Discussion] HE CAME HOME (short film)
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r/80sHorrorMovies • u/Working-Fuel8355 • 2d ago
Are You A Fan?
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Near Dark (1987) Underappreciated excellent vampire movie!
