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Grunt! The Wrestling Movie Review
I’ve always been a movie fan, but for just as long I’ve been fascinated by the world of professional wrestling. In fact, during my weekly visits to the video store I often stacked a CONTINUE READING…
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80's
TRN Up All Night: Moving Violations and Thunder Run
In tonight’s double-feature, we’re watching two fun movies from the mid-80s. Moving Violations with John Murray, and Thunder Run with Forrest Tucker. Buckle up for fun! CONTINUE READING…
90's
American Pie: 20th Anniversary Review
American Pie is 20 years old today. That’s absurd to think that so much time has passed. Most of us watched it brand new when we were also in high school, graduating, or just CONTINUE READING…
80's
TRN Up All Night: Hellraiser and Blood Beach
It’s a horror double-feature on TRN Up All Night with Hellraiser from 1987, followed by Blood Beach from 1980. Have fun! CONTINUE READING…
90's
Point Break (1991) Movie Review
Point Break (1991) “After a string of bizarre bank robberies in Southern California, with the crooks donning masks of various former presidents, a federal agent, Johnny Utah (Keanu Reeves), infiltrates the suspected gang. But this CONTINUE READING…
80's
TRN Up All Night: Revenge of the Nerds
It’s time to settle in on the couch once again for another TRN Up All Night double feature. Tonight, we’re getting nerdy, as we have a double shot of Revenge of the Nerds goodness. CONTINUE READING…
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That Time When The Real Ghostbusters Fought Vigo The Carpathian
Ghostbusters II was one of the movies that made the summer of 1989 a great time to be a teenager. And while I enjoyed seeing it in the theater, the return of the slime guys CONTINUE READING…
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TRN Up All Night: Horror Double Feature!
On tonight’s TRN Up All Night, it’s a horror double-feature with Motel Hell and Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare! CONTINUE READING…
80's
Batmania: Revisiting 1989’s Batman
It might be hard today to fully grasp just how big a cultural moment it was when Tim Burton’s Batman opened in theaters thirty years ago this month. You couldn’t go out of the house without CONTINUE READING…
