Hey Kevin! Wow! What a great year 1985 was for movies. 100% agree on number one. Weird Science was a cool thought for dweebs as myself 🤣 I used to love watching the tv show in the 90s. I can’t believe “Breakfast Club” is your number 5. Your other picks were pretty solid but I would’ve had The Goonies as 2. I’m so glad they haven’t made a remake of that movie because I cherish it as is. All the characters are so likable and the villains are dumb and funny to follow. And the kid with the gadgets and Feldman translating Spanish, makes me want to watch it again. “Chunk, chunk, chunk” my siblings, my 21 year old daughter and I love this movie. Blessings bro!

What an idiotic list! Of course I disagree. Every single one! You call yourself a utuber!!!! J/K. 😂 Great list! Definitely brings me back to the 80s. Didn't care about being a Goonie but I would have LOVED the Golden Glow! Your dad was right, that is the best, worst movie. Can't argue with your top 2. Rocky IV is my favorite Rocky movie and Back to the Future is one of my favorite movies. They don't make movies like that, anymore and that's a shame

Good list -I lived BTF

I'll give my favourite 15 of 85 before seeing yours. 15 Desperately Seeking Susan 14 Hostage Flight 13 Into The Night 12 Witness 11 Howling 2: Your Sister Was A Werewolf 10 The Supergrass 9 Day Of The Dead 8 Friday The 13th Part 5: A New Beginning 7 A View To A Kill 6 Return Of The Living Dead 5 Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment 4 Fright Night 3 Re-Animator 2 Clue 1 Death Wish 3

TOP 10 MOVIES OF 1985: 1. Back To The Future 2. The Breakfast Club 3. Ran 4. Mask 5. The Return Of The Living Dead 6. Cocoon 7. The Color Purple 8. The Trip To Bountiful 9. Lost In America 10. Re-Animator

Im a Christian and i love hororr movies im also autistic and my pastor loves horror too and so many "religious " pharsies of today always make us feel like everything is wrong i have tons of horror movies including the exorcist but that just me and im only 30 years old by the way i also i have a video on KZbin talking about hororr movies

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Imo the movie was as great as the original. Maybe even crazier than the original. Not sure how someone in the comment said they were “underwhelmed”. The practical effects are great. The humor was great. I also felt like the movie was gorier than the original which was awesome. My only flaw with the movie is that it was slightly stuffy with the plot lines but overall that didn’t ruin my experience. The original movie also had its share of flaws as well. 8/10 for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice for me.

Hey Kevin an American Werewolf In London is a dark Horror movie that is what a faithful Rated R very dark adaptation of The Mask would be. The Mask is a very dark hardcore violent comic book similar to Sin City because Stanley Ipkiss after putting on the Mask is similar to a Werewolf because of being a supernatural creature that has no inhibitions and no conscious so it can easily murder without remorse similar to Mr.Hyde.

Kevin! Happy belated birthday bro. May the Lord bless you with many more healthy years ahead. I thought this sequel was funny. We got laughs so I am content with it. I really enjoyed all the cast. Great job casting all those actors. Keaton and Dafoe are two of my favorites. I do wish it would’ve been longer so it could’ve expanded more on Belluci’s character. My negatives were that the movie was all over the pace trying to explain too much in too little time. My rating is an 8 because I laughed a lot and Bullici is in it. 😂 On another note, when is your live chat video happening?

Happy Birthday bro, I like your reviews. Have a blessed day.

I actually liked it a lot more than I thought I would. There were some parts that had me laughing pretty hard

Happy Birthday! Miss your videos

Happy Belated Birthday, Kevin.

I thought it was good, not great. Took too long to build up

I was underwhelmed - should have waited to see it at home.

My ranking of my favs 1. Rocky 2. Rocky 4 3. Creed 4. Creed 2 5. Rocky 3 6. Rocky 2 7. Rocky 5 aka Rocky 4.5 8. Rocky Balboa 9. Creed 3 (sorry, not sorry)

You don’t like Oscar winners 🤓

Where is Gandhi 😅

Terminator and Nightmare on Elm Street. Geez, who would have believed how classic they would (rightfully) become as well as 'some' iconic sequels. Ghostbusters, too. Cinema Sermon good rehash again. I'm doing my best to ignore your praise for Temple of Doom😋

Cinema Sermon love the lists. But, I have a feeling you have not seen The Right Stuff one of the most entertaining 3 hour movies you will ever see. Promise. True story about the 7 Mercury Astronauts that included John Glenn and first 'free man' in space Alan Shephard. Ed Harris and Scott Glenn play Glenn and Shepherd respectively, with Fred Ward and Dennis Quaid playing test pilots, "star voyager" in training Gus Grissom and Gordo Cooper.

How can Scorcese's Raging Bull not be 1 or 2? Where's Brian DePalma in his prime: Dressed to Kill is a great slasher flick inspired by Hitchcock. Besides that I have seen the 1981 and 1982 videos by Cinema Sermon. It's all fun. It's all good.

First came here just to see how high 48 Hours would be on the 1982 list. Newcomer Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte as the veteran cop. James Remar as Ganz. Classic bad guy, 80's style. Then, a day late and a dollar short, I decided on giving a shout out out to Sharky's Machine which should have made the 1981 list; and, arguably, is the first great violent buddy cop movie with large doses of comedy. Burt Reynold's cool, macho, sensitive and funny. Charles Durning. Brian Keith. Bernie Casey all portray veteran cops. Great argumentative dialogue. But, Walter Hill's action footage in San Fran are superior works of action art, especially, by the time the back alleys of Chinatown are being prowled. Gotta love 48 Hours. If anyone is interested in a cult movie I'm mentioning Q The Winged Serpent, also, from 1982. It's B-movie budget shows in the giant bird monster living at the top of the Chrysler Bldg, occasionally plucking people from their high rise rooftop pools et cetera after being awakened by, well, a religious cult. Surprising amounts of humor revolves around the great performance by Michael Moriarty as the con-man trying to go legit ... but he's a career "never paid taxes" type of New Yorker. Movie has a true, somewhat bizarre NY soul complete with gore, comedy and David Carradine and Fred Williamson as the sparring cops trying to piece together the bizarre NYC deaths.

The Last Starfighter with its early cgi effects came out in 1984.

While Halloween 2 succeeds being very much a continuation of Halloween, also has impressive badass scenes including Michael Myers had no challenge walking while his body was burning, except most of the movie is a slog or boring much like watching paint dry.

Escape From New York is a Science Fiction post apocalyptic action movie with Snake having to rescue the US President while overcoming obstacles including foes in the unsafe Post Apocalyptic New York City. I’ve heard the very flimsy criticism that a faithful Double Dragon movie based on the original Double Dragon arcade game can’t be made because not not much of a plot with the Lee Brothers having to rescue Marian from Willy and his brigade. That same criticism could have been said about Escape From New York which also has a protagonist that has a rescue a captured character goal in Post Apocalyptic New York City. That’s why the whole criticism that a very faithful Rated R Double Dragon can’t be made because not much plot is inane because multiple movies have been made that have a protagonist or protagonists that have a rescue mission goal. Also Streets Of Fire was mostly a faithful Double Dragon movie.

The Indians Jones movie series as a kid had a great influence on me because I dressed up as Indiana Jones as a kid even it wasn’t complete because similar leather jacket, Black Cowboy hat, clip on Tie on a Bugle Boy SweatShirt , and a high quality whip.

Hey Kevin it seems likely that the movie protagonist Indiana Jones was inspired by the badass real archeologist and explorer Percy Fawcett. Percy Fawcett explored the Amazon Rainforest where he claimed he encountered a 62 foot anaconda. Also he, and others went searching for an ancient Lost City in the Amazon Rainforest which resulted in unsolved mystery because he disappeared.

Good ranking man, you might not agree with mine 😂 6. Scream 3 5. Scream 4 4. Scream 6 3. Scream 2 2. Scream 5 1. Scream

That is a great 'down memory lane' list. I was at a baseball game today with HS friends and we started quoting "... you, Lee Harvey ... when you stole that cow ... and you and your friends tried to ... I wanna' party with you ... you and me...?" Did Murray ad-lib. a lot?😅 or what?! BUT, this does give me a chance to point out one of the most neglected, underrated, forgotten "Wolf" movies of all-time, let alone 1981: WOLFEN. It stars Albert Finney (who was very convincing as a NY cop despite being British). Great storyline: Could the deaths of random homeless people be connected to the murder of a wealthy socialite couple surrounding the Bronx? Another movie from 1981 seemed to be a hit on cable and co-starred Mel Gibson before he was famous. It was directed by Australian Peter Weir and is based on a true WW 1 story: GALLIPOLI. Admittedly, a downer, but a well done anti-war movie.

I would have included Top Secret on the list. One of the best comedies ever.

My List: 1. Superman II 2. Raiders Of The Lost Ark 3. Friday The 13th Part II 4. Halloween II 5. The Howling 6. My Bloody Valentine 7. The Burning 8. Hell Night 9. Happy Birthday To Me 10. An American Werewolf In London

Romancing the Stone is a good rom com from 1984. 5:11 5:16

As a fan of Terrifier and the Evil Dead series... am I a bad Christian?

The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzi might make the top 15 in 1984.

Splash from 1984 was a good rom com.

It’s very unsurprising that An American Werewolf In Paris looked terrible and very fake for the werewolves including the transformation because CGI was used. It’s very disappointing that the sequel to American Werewolf In London didn’t use practical effects for the werewolves because that’s always going to look better than CGI which will stand out as very fake, unnatural, and won’t blend with the live action movie area.

The werewolf transformation scene in An American Werewolf In London still looks amazing in 2024 because the best practical effects that could be afforded were used.

I liked it, trading places is definitely a great pic. Would love to see you do your top Christmas movies as we get closer to that time of year.

A film I consider a classic is Chariots of Fire from 1981.

The Natural from 1984 was a good baseball movie.

The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzi from 1984 might make the top 15

Dragonslayer is one I like from 1981.

The Muppets Take Manhattan is a good family film from 1984.

Wargames is a thriller with a good story from 1983.

Zorro The Gay Blade is a laugh out loud comedy from 1981.

Wow! I haven’t seen much of the movies you mentioned in your top ten of 83. Your number 9 has one of my favorite quotes, “ we’re doing it for Johnny.” I quote this from time to time hehe. Great video bro.

Octpussy based on the Ian Fleming James Bond book was good.

I was 8 in 1984, yes, it was a phenomenal time to be alive, especially a kid.