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My 31 Favorite Horror Films From The 1990s

Hey kids! I heard you like lists. So I made you another list to go with that previous list... but this time we're talking about horror film from the 90s - so it's different. 
 
(Film Trailers to be included soon)

My 31 Favorite Horror Films From The 1980s

In honor of Spooky Season I'm counting down my 31 favorite horror films of the 1980s. If you're big into the genre, this list may seem pretty safe - as there aren't too many deep cuts... if you're a casual fan this is the list for you! And if you don't like scary movies at all, you may just wanna skip this one. Or don't - it'll make me sad. 
This episode is pretty straightforward, with a few of my occasional neurotic moments popping by to say hello. Enjoy! Or try to. :)
 
Edit 10/4/21
*Due to the overwhelming support I received over this installment, I'll be expending on my thoughts on films from this list in blog form. Please be patient, as it'll take time to get this completed. In the interim, here are the trailers for these films.
31. The Gate (trailer - 1987)
30. The Hitcher (trailer - 1986)
29. Maximum Overdrive (trailer - 1986)
28. The Blob (trailer - 1988)
27. Return of the Living Dead (trailer - 1985)
26. House (trailer 1986)
25. Christine (trailer - 1983)
24. April Fool's Day (trailer - 1986)
23. Child's Play (trailer - 1988)
22. Videodrome (trailer - 1983)
21. Silver Bullet (trailer - 1985)
20. Near Dark (trailer - 1987)
19. Night of the Comet (trailer - 1984)
18. Halloween 3: Season of the Witch (trailer - 1982)
17. Re-Animator (trailer - 1985)
16. Day of the Dead (trailer - 1985)
15. The Monster Squad (trailer - 1987)
14. Gremlins (trailer - 1984)
13. Pet Sematary (trailer - 1989)
12. Friday the 13th (trailer - 1980)
11. Hellraiser (trailer - 1987)
10. Creepshow (trailer - 1982)
9. The Fly (trailer - 1986)
8. The Lost Boys (trailer - 1987)
7. Fright Night (trailer - 1985)
6. An American Werewolf in London (trailer - 1981)
5. Evil Dead (trailer - 1981)
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street  (trailer - 1984)
3. The Thing (trailer - 1982)
2. Poltergeist (1982)
1. The Shining (1980)

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 8 - ‘Man City‘

It's FA Cup week. The opponent? Man City. And this episode is about as MAN City as they've been. A lot of men make major steps in this one. Ted, Jamie, Sam and Roy all take giant leaps. The result? One of the stronger episodes from this season. Enjoy!

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 7- ‘Headspace‘

In this episode of Ted Lasso, conflicts gets real. Roy & Keeley are too close for comfort, Nate's power and assertivness have turned him into a jerk, Ted & Doc have a sit down - and Sam & Rebecca have a meet-cute in the hallway. Wait, did I say Sam & Rebecca? Is this Cheers?!?! mind=blown. Enjoy!

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 6 - ‘The Signal‘

It's FA Cup week and AFC need Jamie playing like the Jamie of old. Ted's panic attacks return. We find out who Rebecca's mystery man is, but more importantly we have a Laughing Liam sighting! Enjoy!!!

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 5 - ‘Rainbow‘

Ted Lasso goes Rom-Com. This episode is like a rainbow. Enjoy. Like, listen, & subscribe.
What's your favorite rom-com?

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 4 - ‘Carol of the Bells‘

Ho-ho-ho! It's Christmastime for our beloved Greyhounds. No major plots to unravel with this recap. Ted Lasso has some Facetime interaction with his son, Higgins hosts a Christmas dinner party for the squad and Roy and Keeley take Roy's niece around London in search of a dentist.
 
Enjoy and I'll see you for episode 5!

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 3 - ‘Do the Rightest Thing‘

Picking up from episode 2. Jamie Tartt is back in the squad, but is he a welcomed addition? Keeley has a new side-hustle gig, Rebecca has a new houseguest and Roy is still doing the Sky Sports hustle. In this recap, I'll break down all of these plot points AND MORE! :)
Enjoy and I'll see you next time!!!
 
 

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Brad Fuller)

Brad returns to discuss Return of the King. He crushes it.
 
Question: Is this the best of the three films? It won 11 Oscars, so the Academy thinks so. What are your thoughts? 

Return of the Jedi (John Rohe)

 
Can you believe we've covered eight of these films already? That's right, we're back with the conclusion to the original Star Wars trilogy - Return of the Jedi. Or 'Episode VI' if you prefer. But don't worry (or do worry - it's up to you) we've got three more of these films to tackle. 
In this episode we stay a bit more on topic - which is kinda ironic because we both get a little Scotch happy in the back half of the episode. Still, it's a fun conversation. Enjoy!
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