I know several movies that they didn't talk about in the I Love The 80's series.
The Evil Dead The Secret Of NIMH The Black Cauldron Return To Oz An American Tail The Land Before Time Troop Beverly Hills Batman All Dogs Go To Heaven
Anyone know anything else they should of talked about?
They really didn't talk about that many horror movies other than An American Werewolf In London, A Nightmare On Elm Street and Friday The 13th. Yeah, The Lost Boys would've been cool. Who CARES if they already discussed the two Coreys? I mean, they talked about Predator TWO FREAKIN TIMES. Maybe Hellraiser, Return of the Living Dead, C.H.U.D or basically the major explosion of the slasher market with all the knockoffs. Maybe also Critters or Ghoulies.
As for non-horror movies, what about Uncle Buck and The Great Outdoors? Or Cloak & Dagger and Mac & Me?
For television shows and cartoons, howabout Kids Incorporated, Kidd Video, M.A.S.K, Inhumanoids, or Bionic Six?
here's how they could do the new '80s show (which I'll call I Love the '80s 4 Ever). I'll use different colors to separate everything. Red will be used for movies, green for anything television or video game related, blue for anything music related, orange for fads/products and purple for world events.
Here is a sample episode for I Love the '80s 4 Ever: 1985.
Ghoulies Kids Incorporated "We Built This City" by Starship Titanic wreckage found and filmed The Equalizer The Witness M.U.S.C.L.E. The Return of the Living Dead Moonlighting "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News Mikhail Gorbachev Super Mario Bros. Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley marry The Jewel of the Nile Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior Compact discs The Gummi Bears/The Wuzzles The Color Purple McDLT "You Give Good Love" by Whitney Houston Return To Oz
What do you think of that idea for an episode?
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