Tag Archives: 80ies

Christmas 2015 movie special: “Die Hard”

Posted on December 20, 2015 by nufafitc

Sometimes a movie comes along that redefines a genre, but does this also mean Die Hard is a timeless classic, compared to modern takes? Die Hard (USA 1988, director: John McTiernan) A skyscraper in Los Angeles is seized by a … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie reviews, Movies | Tagged 80ies, action, Alan Rickman, Bruce Willis, Christmas, Christmas Eve, cinema, classic, Die Hard, drama, Family Matters, funny, humor, John McTiernan, movies, Reginald VelJohnson, terrorists, The Aggression Scale | 8 Comments

Horror comedies: “The Final Girls”

Posted on December 3, 2015 by nufafitc

Is the slasher parody The Final Girls just another rip-off of The Cabin in the Woods, or does it offer enough original material to convince both horror and comedy fans? The Final Girls (USA 2015, director: Todd Strauss-Schulson) Trying to … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie reviews, Movies | Tagged 80ies, Amazon, Behind the Mask, blood, blu-ray, Camp Bloodbath, cinema, comedy, Detention, drama, DVD, Facebook, Fantasy Filmfest, Fantasy Filmfest 2012, Friday the 13th, gore, guts, horror, horror comedy, humor, Jason, Jason Voorhees, killer, metafiction, Midnight Movie, over-the-top, overacting, parody, PG 13, scary movie, self-awareness, slasher, Sony Pictures, splatter, stereotypes, stereotypical, The Cabin in the Woods, The Final Girls, Todd Strauss-Schulson, villain, violence | 2 Comments

Indie adventures: “Technobabylon” (PC)

Posted on November 18, 2015 by nufafitc

Cyberpunk stories aren’t new in the adventure game genre, and the retro pixel look isn’t, either. So does Technocrat Games‘ Technobabylon have different qualities to make it stand apart and fit in the Wadjet Eye Games indie catalog? Technobabylon (PC) … Continue reading →

Posted in Game reviews, Gaming | Tagged 80ies, 80s, A.I., addict, adventure, adventure game, artificial intelligence, Charlie Regis, co-op, cultural, cyberpunk, cyberspace, DRM-free, freedom, gaming, genetics, GOG, Good Old Games, gore, graphic violence, identity, indie, indie games, instrumental, internet, internet culture, jargon, Latha Sesame, Max Lao, net addict, PC, personal freedom, point-and-click adventure, puzzles, rock, satire, sci-fi, science, scientific talk, self-expression, sexuality, social, society, Steam, storytelling, Technobabylon, Technocrat Games, technology, Telltale Games, The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Season One, violence, Wadjet Eye Games | 3 Comments

Game release: Hotline Miami 2 – Wrong Number

Posted on March 11, 2015 by nufafitc

The sequel to one of the more controversial pixel art games is finally here: Dennator Games’ Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is another blood-soaked arcade-style splatterfest. The original game has already been reviewed here and showed that with the influence … Continue reading →

Posted in Game release news, Gaming | Tagged 80ies, arcade, bloody, controversy, Dennaton Games, Devolver Digital, Drive, GOG, Good Old Games, gore, Hotline Miami, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, splatter, Steam, surreal, violent | 4 Comments

80ies cult movies: “Graduation Day”

Posted on February 20, 2015 by nufafitc

Being the first in the Slasher Classics Collection BD release series, 88 Films shows with Herb Freed’s Graduation Day that even a run-of-the-mill horror flick can entertain. Graduation Day (USA 1981, director: Herb Freed) High school trackrunner girl dies from … Continue reading →

Posted in Movie reviews, Movies | Tagged 80ies, 88 Films, blood, campy, classics, Graduation Day, guts, Herb Freed, horror, slasher, Troma | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: 80ies

Christmas 2015 movie special: “Die Hard”

Horror comedies: “The Final Girls”

Game release: Hotline Miami 2 – Wrong Number

80ies cult movies: “Graduation Day”

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