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Wizardman

First Grade
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Im not sure if many would be aware of this.....but Im tipping that anybody who enjoys movies made by a production studio called Cannon would have enjoyed the best B movies you will ever see. There is a killer cannon movie group on facebook which is worth joining.

Pretty much every 80s movie featuring Van Damme, Norris and Bronson would have been a Cannon picture. They made other gems such as the American Ninja series, the Ninja trilogy (featuring an ultra cool guy in Sho Kosugi) and Breakin/Electric Boogaloo.
 

Jim Rockford

Bench
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Im not sure if many would be aware of this.....but Im tipping that anybody who enjoys movies made by a production studio called Cannon would have enjoyed the best B movies you will ever see. There is a killer cannon movie group on facebook which is worth joining.

Pretty much every 80s movie featuring Van Damme, Norris and Bronson would have been a Cannon picture. They made other gems such as the American Ninja series, the Ninja trilogy (featuring an ultra cool guy in Sho Kosugi) and Breakin/Electric Boogaloo.
I'll definitely check out that Facebook Cannon group. There's a whole stack of their movies I love.
 

verticalsmile

Juniors
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The Hitcher (1986)
Secret Admirer (1985)
Men At Work (1990)
Young Guns (1988) and II (1990)
Mannequin (1987)
Jumpin Jack Flash (1986)
Crocodile Dundee (1986)
Malcolm (1986)
Frog Dreaming (1986)
BMX Bandits (1983)
My Science Project (1985)
Re-animator (1985)
The Frighteners (1997)
Braindead (1992)
Johnny Mnemonic (1996)
Judge Dredd (1995)
Dredd (2012)
Arachnophobia 1990
Honey I Shrunk The Kids 1989
Darkman 1990
Hardware 1990
Navy SEALs 1990
Men at Work is the best
 

Incorrect

Coach
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I remember watching Porky's as a pre-pubescent boy in the mid 80's, getting a cheap thrill... There was another movie, same genre called Screwballs. Anyone remember that one? There was a couple of raunchy scenes from memory, maybe a flash of bare breasts here and there.... I must have watched that VHS cassette about 20 times over a 2 week school holiday period....

And then basically forgot about it.... Until.... Until the first time I ever saw the clip for Regurgitator's song "Couldn't Do It" probably 10 years later where they sample a line from that Screwballs movie (for those familiar with the song, it's the part of the song where there's a girls voice saying "you know I don't like to do that") ...

Bit of a spin out and to this day, I've always wondered how many other people recognised the sample. Only young perverts growing up in the early to mid 80's who ended up taking a liking to 90's alt-rock probably had a chance of connecting the dots!!!
 

Desert Qlder

First Grade
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I remember watching Porky's as a pre-pubescent boy in the mid 80's, getting a cheap thrill... There was another movie, same genre called Screwballs. Anyone remember that one? There was a couple of raunchy scenes from memory, maybe a flash of bare breasts here and there.... I must have watched that VHS cassette about 20 times over a 2 week school holiday period....

And then basically forgot about it.... Until.... Until the first time I ever saw the clip for Regurgitator's song "Couldn't Do It" probably 10 years later where they sample a line from that Screwballs movie (for those familiar with the song, it's the part of the song where there's a girls voice saying "you know I don't like to do that") ...

Bit of a spin out and to this day, I've always wondered how many other people recognised the sample. Only young perverts growing up in the early to mid 80's who ended up taking a liking to 90's alt-rock probably had a chance of connecting the dots!!!

You'd like The Wild Life.
 

Willie Ray

Bench
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Kingpin - one of the funniest movies I have seen.

The Big Lebowski - Also hilarious. I love this movie.

O Brother where art thou. - Great soundtrack and take on Homers Odyssey.

Weird Science.

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Romper Stomper

Chopper

Black Robe

Dazed and Confused

Almost Famous

Dumb and Dumber

Good Will Hunting

Interview with the Vampire

Pulp Fiction

Jackie Brown

Two Hands

Apocalypse Now

Miller’s Crossing

Rounders

What we do in the shadows

Murials Wedding

The Nugget

The Outlaw Josie Wales

The Castle

Reservoir Dogs

The Death of Stalin - great movie

Team America

Harlem Nights

Colours

Boyz n the hood

Friday

Wedding Crashers

Uncle Buck

Terminator 2

Interstellar

The Martian

Forrest Gump

District 9

Austin Powers

Wayne’s World 1 & 2
great list....
I got...
True Romance
Bullitt
Copland
The Boondock Saints
Sleepers [best revenge scene ever]
Big Lebowski
Payback
Tombstone[I'm Your Huckleberry]
The Natural
They Call Me Trinity
Rudy[great underdog sports movie]
A Few Good Men
Dirty Harry
The Castle
Fargo
A Time To Kill
Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
 

Wizardman

First Grade
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The Vidiot From UHF.

Michael Richards honed Kramer in it as Stanley Spadowski. Fran Drescher in it too.

Weird Al actually has acting chops too.


Another cult film, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1987). Dolph Lundgren lol.

Van Damme’s ‘Cyborg’ was the sequel repurposed.
I am a massive fan of "Cyborg". The bad guy was one baaaaaaad mf!
 

Desert Qlder

First Grade
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Warlock (1988)
The Craft (1996)
The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
Cocktail (1988)
Teen Wolf (1985)
Die Hard 2 (1990)
Roadhouse (1989)
12 Monkeys (1995)
No Retreat, No Surrender (1986)
Mean Streets (1973)
 

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