The Top-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s (20-11)
It’s time for another episode of my TOP-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s covering films 20-11.
‘Emergency Declaration’ (REVIEW) A Textbook Summer Blockbuster!
After a terrorist attack involving a deadly virus takes place onboard a plane destined for Hawaii, those on board, with their fuel levels low, will declare an emergency declaration when no country will allow them to land.
‘Fall’ (REVIEW) You’ll Wish Your Chair Had A Seatbelt!
Still reeling from a recent climbing tragedy, Becky and her friend Hunter decide to climb a 2,000-foot radio tower to reclaim her happiness. An attempt that fails drastically when they find themselves stranded on the top of it.
‘Prey’ (REVIEW) An 80’s Franchise is Reborn!
A young female warrior sets out to prove she’s capable of defending her tribe. She’s skilled, fearless, and determined. But she quickly learns the Prey she’s hunting in the forest is actually a highly evolved alien, with advanced weaponry, and a taste for killing.
‘Bullet Train’ (REVIEW) A Neon-Colored Ride of Mayhem and Hilarity!
A routine trip aboard a bullet train for five assassins becomes anything but, when they all learn their newest missions, all have something in common.
‘Paradise Highway’ (REVIEW) Serviceable, But Lacking Dramatic Punch
To protect her incarcerated brother from a prison gang, a truck driver will reluctantly agree to smuggle illicit cargo, unaware that FBI investigators are closing in on her. But when this cargo on her truck ends up being a little girl wrapped-up in a human-trafficking ring, her morals will be put to the test.
‘Nope’ (REVIEW) A Slight Step Down, But Still Entertaining
In a desolate region of inland California, ranch-owning siblings OJ (Kaluuya) and Emerald (Palmer) discover something extraordinary in the skies and set out to capture it on film.
Top-100 MOVIES from the 1980’s (30-21)
Nearing the end of the list, I have another episode of my Top-100 Movies from the 1980’s, and films #30-21 deliver a touch of everything the decade at the cinema would come to be known for!
‘The Gray Man’ (REVIEW) A Return of the Great Action Adventure!
When the CIA needs a mission completed off-the-books, they turn to a small group of operatives known as Gray Men. When the most skilled of the group, Sierra Six, accidentally uncovers a sleuth of agency secrets, another psychopathic operative of a different form is hired to acquire him and his information. Dead or alive.
‘Diary of a Spy’ (REVIEW) An Atmospheric Espionage Drama
A fading CIA intelligence officer broken down from her life in the field and left with little money at the expense of her vices, is given one last mission to recruit an asset connected to a Saudi Royal Family. An operation that will test her already fractured mental state.