In this episode of Sunset Video: Quick Picks, we rewind I Come in Peace and take a look at why this forgotten 1990 sci-fi action movie still rocks, from Dolph Lundgren and Brian Benben’s buddy-cop chemistry to Matthias Hues as the towering alien villain Talec.
In this episode, we’re digging into Collision Course, the oddball VHS-era action comedy starring Jay Leno, Pat Morita, Chris Sarandon, Tom Noonan, Ernie Hudson, and Randall “Tex” Cobb. This forgotten late-80s rental follows a Detroit cop and a Japanese detective forced to team up over a stolen prototype turbocharger, because apparently that was enough to launch an international buddy cop adventure.
In this episode of Sunset Video: Quick Picks, we rewind Navy SEALS (1990), directed by Lewis Teague, and take another look at this critically bruised but ridiculously entertaining military action flick. Is it messy? Absolutely. Is it still a great Friday-night rental? Let’s find out.
Cannon Films Episode 4 dives into five wild 80s rentals. From teen heartbreak and superhero chaos to Charles Bronson revenge, buddy-cop weirdness, and alien invasion paranoia, this Sunset Video episode revisits the strange, messy, unforgettable magic of Cannon Films.
Some movies are more than just rewatchable, they feel like pure comfort. In this episode of My Retro Comfort Movies, we’re heading back to the video store era for a laid-back look at 80s and 90s favorites that still deliver laughs, nostalgia, action, quotable moments, and that perfect Friday night rental feeling.
Some movies are more than just rewatchable, they feel like pure comfort. In this episode of My Retro Comfort Movies, we’re heading back to the video store era for a laid-back look at 80s and 90s favorites that still deliver laughs, nostalgia, action, quotable moments, and that perfect Friday night rental feeling.
Tonight on Friday Night Rentals, we’re heading back to the wild world of Cannon Films with a VHS-era stack featuring a breakout martial arts classic to Cannon’s jungle adventure pulp, to prestige thriller grit, to neon dance-floor energy, and grimy 80s neo-noir,. This episode looks at the movies, performances, box office, cult appeal, and video store legacy that made Cannon such a fascinating part of 80s movie history.
The summer of 1987 wasn’t just another movie season. It was a full-blown video store fever dream. From massive action classics like Predator and RoboCop, to vampire cool with The Lost Boys, horror favorites like The Gate, comedies, family hits, cult oddities, and bold studio swings, the summer of ’87 delivered something for almost every kind of movie fan.
In Episode 2 of Classics Never Say Die, I revisit Ghostbusters (1984) to break down why this supernatural comedy classic still works decades later. From the cast chemistry and unforgettable one-liners to the ghosts, theme song, and pure 80s charm, this is a look at what makes Ghostbusters timeless. If you love retro movies, 80s nostalgia, and revisiting the classics, this one’s for you.
