I am 19, I read about this film on Arrow in the head and searched very hard to for a DVD, I recieved a bootleg shortly before my 17th birthday and loved it.
Mrs Voorhees is watching you!
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I caught it on Starz or something in 2004. I recognized Rusty from EV, Nick from The Fog and it was the director of Monster Squad. I gave it a shot and haven't looked back since. Found a VHS copy on Craigs List.
shareI'm 30. Don't remember this one, but I was only 8 when it came out...
Glad I've seen it now, though. A new favorite!
Your mother puts license plates in your underwear? How do you sit?
I'm twenty-eight now but was around seven when I first saw it on video, I remember my whole family for years (way back then) would always quote "screaming like banshees" with a cheesy accent.
What a classic, I have fond memories of growing up with this movie and find it really disappointing that it hasn't made it to DVD yet but hopeful that when it finally does, it'll be released in a stunning special edition similar to that of 'The Monster Squad'.
I have to admit I check on here every fortnight or so to see if there's any news of a DVD release...
16 as of February this year. Great flick, I'm really into 80s movies.
People who don't close their mouths when they chew make me FURIOUS!
-Mr. Furious, MYSTERY MEN
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22 in Sept.
I love this film.
Hands down one of my favorite zombie films.
13. God i love this movie. I NEED A FREAKIN DVD RELEASE!! "Thrill Me!"
you can't beat the classics!
the best comedy/horror movie of the late 80s!!!
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I'm not a lady I'm an anthropologist
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I have good news and bad news. The good news is your dates are here, but the bad news is their dead
"Because he's John Doe by choice!" --- Se7en
20. Saw this film when i was 14. Watched it again last night on FearNet. Just as classic and cool as i remember it being!
Dekker is an underrated director.
"Karate training is good, but contact fighting like this is the only way to prepare for the street"
Old enough. Saw at a Halloween party. I was 16 or so.
sharei'm 22 and just saw NOTC in full for the first time last night. it was amazing, to say the least. i haven't enjoyed an entire 80's horror movie like this in years. and i'm a little obsessed with the "getting ready for the formal" montage as well.
...Where is my... Automobile?!
I'm 36. I wrote the IMDb mini-bios on both Tom Atkins and writer/director Fred Dekker.
"We're all part Shatner/And part James Dean/Part Warren Oates/And Steven McQueen"
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41 here. Watched it on video with my brother countless times back in the 80's (when you got vids from a little mom and pop outfit, not a massive chain). Like many others, I drop by here a couple of times a year hoping to see some buzz about a DVD release.
31, first saw this on HBO back in '88 or so. I saw it again about 8 years ago expecting to not like it as much as I did as a kid and I think I loved it even more than before.
share19. I've known about the cult phenomenon behind this flick and Dekker's "The Monster Squad" for awhile now, and have recently found a torrent for this film. I downloaded it, and loved the flick. Now, I'm hoping for a DVD release.
"Don't believe everything you hear on the radio." - Charles Foster Kane
30. Watched N.O.T.C. when I was around 8. Used to have it recorded on VHS but, sadly, no longer do. Just release a friggin' DVD all ready!!!
share30. This film scared the crap out of me with the idea of those slugs going into your mouths. Always made sure before i went to bed my mouth was closed shut.
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