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From Fantasy Vows to Real Lives: The Forgotten Newlyweds of 1983's 'Krull' Wedding Contest Who were the 12 Couples who won their very own Krull Fantasy Wedding in 1983? Movies of the 80s investigates.

The Krull Wedding really happened on the set of Krull 1983. We now have a full list of the people who won the contest, published here for the first time, in full, since 1983.
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Fred Williamson’s Big Gamble: The True Story Behind 'The Big Score' (1983) In the early 1980s, Fred “The Hammer” Williamson bought discarded Dirty Harry scripts, turned them into his own movies, and made millions on the international market. Here’s how a former NFL star rewr...

My friends at Movies of the 80s keep putting out so much stuff I can barely keep up. I've told them they need to get on BluSky so if you show some love for their latest article, it just might get them on.
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Why Jack Lemmon’s Favorite Role, Tribute (1980), Is Missing from Streaming Jack Lemmon called Tribute (1980) his favorite role, but the Oscar-nominated film is nearly impossible to stream today. Here’s why it’s missing.

Jack Lemmon's favorite performance in his remarkable career was in Tribute (1980) a movie that has been held off of streaming for several reasons.
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From Fantasy Vows to Real Lives: The Forgotten Newlyweds of 1983's 'Krull' Wedding Contest Who were the 12 Couples who won their very own Krull Fantasy Wedding in 1983? Movies of the 80s investigates.

An internet mystery revealed: Who Won the Krull Wedding Contest 1983?
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Review: A Noisy, Soulless Sequel That Forgets to Be a Movie Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is louder, messier, and somehow even less coherent than the first. This horror sequel offers empty lore, clumsy scares, and an abrupt ending that feels like a marketing stunt...

My review of Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
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Review: It Was Just An Accident — Jafar Panahi Turns Trauma Into Surreal, Dark Comedy Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just An Accident blends political trauma, dark comedy, and surreal road-trip suspense. A former political prisoner hears the sound of a prosthetic leg and becomes convinced he ha...

My review of It was Just an Accident.
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Did Paramount Bury 'Nate and Hayes' to Protect 'Indiana Jones?' A look back at the swashbuckling 1983 adventure Nate and Hayes, starring Tommy Lee Jones. Was it buried by Paramount to protect Indiana Jones? We explore the claim.

Did Paramount Bury Nate and Hayes to Protect Indiana Jones? Investigating a Hollywood Conspiracy.
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Remembering A Christmas Story (1983): Where the Cast Went and the Wild Career Behind the Camera A gentle, wholesome look back at the actors who brought Ralphie’s world to life — and the director with the wonderfully weird career who put them all together.

Remembering A Christmas Story Where the Cast Went After
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Is This Thing On Review: Bradley Cooper and Will Arnett Turn Midlife Crisis Into Comedy Gold Will Arnett shines in Bradley Cooper’s charming dramedy about stand-up comedy, divorce, and second chances. A funny, heartfelt crowd-pleaser.

My review of Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On
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Remembering A Christmas Story (1983): Where the Cast Went and the Wild Career Behind the Camera A gentle, wholesome look back at the actors who brought Ralphie’s world to life — and the director with the wonderfully weird career who put them all together.

Remembering the Cast and Director of A Christmas Story.
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Trump has announced that ICE is headed to Minnesota. It's truly awful that when heard that, I simply knew that this has nothing to do with illegal immigration and everything to do with targeting a political opponent in Tim Walz. Political retribution, yet another impeachable offense from Trump.

“Barbra Against the World: The Making of Yentl (1983)” A Movies of the 80s Feature

Barbra Against the World: The Making of Yentl 1983
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After the Hunt Review: Luca Guadagnino’s Most Tone-Deaf Film Yet ★☆☆☆☆

My review of Luca Guadagnino's After the Hunt
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YouTube video by F.D Signifier Charlie Kirk and the Conservative Death Cult

The brilliant F.D Signifier digs deep into the Conservative Death Cult.
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YouTube video by Drew Gooden Greed is Destroying the World

YouTuber Drew Gooden delivering the goods about the historic greed that has brought us to where we are today.
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Where Did Angela Go? The Strange, Happy Haunt of Felissa Rose of 'Sleepaway Camp' (1983) How a 13-year-old breakout in Sleepaway Camp became a cult icon — and why the most surprising clips of her career make the best footnotes.

Where Did Angela Go? The Strange Happy Haunt of Felissa Rose of Sleepaway Camp (1983)
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Born in Flames (1983): The Film That Imagined a Future We’re Still Debating Born in Flames (1983)

I recently picked up Born in Flames from The Criterion Collection.
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100 Nights of Hero Review — A Lush, Romantic Fairy Tale Brought Brilliantly to Life 100 Nights of Hero (2025), directed by Julia Jackman and starring Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe, transforms Isabel Greenberg’s graphic novel into a vivid, romantic, and deeply imaginative fairy-tale ad...

My review of 100 Nights of Hero.
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Movies of the 80's: The Un-Making of John Huston's 'Phobia' The legendary director John Huston 'directed' the 1980 movie Phobia.

The Unmaking of John Huston's Phobia.
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The Rise and Fall of 'Deal of the Century' (1983): A Timeline of Hollywood Chaos A look back at the troubled production, critical failure, and forgotten legacy of William Friedkin’s 1983 misfire Deal of the Century.

The First and Fall of a True Hollywood Fiasco: Deal of the Century.
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Lost Films of the 1980s: The Unfinished, the Unreleased, and the Unbelievable A look at the 1980s movies that were never finished or officially released — From Roger Corman’s shelved Fantastic Four to the star-studded disaster of Grizzly II.

Lost Movies of the 80s
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The Dead Zone: Book vs. Movie — What Stephen King’s Story Gains and Loses on Screen A deep comparison of Stephen King’s The Dead Zone novel and the 1983 David Cronenberg film adaptation. What changed, why it matters, and how critics, fans, and King himself view the differences.

The Dead Zone Book vs Movie. #Eighties #StephenKing
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The Lost Fourth Segment of a National Lampoon Film: Henry Jaglom’s Vanishing Act A look into the forgotten fourth segment of a 1980s National Lampoon anthology, directed by Henry Jaglom, and why it disappeared before audiences ever saw it.

The Lost Fourth Segment of National Lampoon's Movie Madness. Henry Jaglom drops The Bomb.
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Hamnet Review: Chloe Zhao, Jessie Buckley, and Paul Mescal Deliver a Heart-Shattering Shakespeare Drama Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet is a stunning, emotionally devastating drama starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal as Agnes and William Shakespeare. This review explores the film’s themes of love, grief, artist...

My review of Hamnet
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'Eternity' Review: A Romantic Comedy Afterlife Misfire Eternity (2025) attempts to blend afterlife whimsy with romantic-comedy drama but never finds a compelling angle.

My review of Eternity
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Cattle Annie and Little Britches: The Forgotten Outlaw Girls Who Became Western Myth Discover the real history behind Cattle Annie and Little Britches and how Hollywood reshaped two lost teenage outlaws into Western myth and 1980s movie legend.

Cattle Annie and Little Britches 1981's forgotten female led Western.
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'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery' Review — Rian Johnson Builds His Best Puzzle Yet A spoiler-free review of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Rian Johnson’s sharp, funny, and richly layered new Benoit Blanc mystery starring Daniel Craig and Josh O’Connor.

My review of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery.
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The Protest That Wasn’t: How Early 80s Horror Movies Turned Outrage Into Advertising IMDb claims Eyes of a Stranger drew real protests, but did it? A dive into horror marketing, moral panic, and how outrage became the best publicity stunt of the 1980s.

The Protest That Wasn't: How Early 80s Horror Movies Turned Outrage into Advertising.
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Gene Siskel vs Maniac: How Critics, Shock Marketing & Backlash Defined the 1980 Slasher Gene Siskel famously walked out on William Lustig’s Maniac (1980) and attacked its Times Square kiosk marketing — how did the cast and director respond, and what did the controversy do to the film’s r...

Gene Siskel vs Maniac How Critics, Shock Marketing, and Backlash Defined the 1980 Slasher.
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The Rise and Fall of Lion of the Desert: How an Epic Became a Box Office Tragedy A deep look at Moustapha Akkad’s Lion of the Desert (1981), its $35 million budget, its political controversies, and how it became one of the most infamous box-office failures of the 1980s.

The Rise and Fall of Lion of the Desert: How an Epic Became a Box Office Tragedy.
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