Forgotten Movies from the 80s! - Vol. 1
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0:00 Intro to the Forgotten Movies from the 80s - Vol. I
0:35 Who's Harry Crumb (1989)
1:51 Born in East L.A. (1987)
2:59 The Hidden (1987)
4:18 F/X (1986)
5:38 DeepStar Six (1989)
7:06 Real Men (1987)
8:28 Disorderlies (1987)
9:56 Shoot to Kill [a.k.a. Deadly Pursuit] (1988)
11:07 The Dirt Bike Kid (1985)
12:24 Runaway (1984)
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#MoviesNeverSayDie #80sMovies #80s #Forgotten80sMovies #1980s - Розваги
What are some of your favorite forgotten movies from the 80s?
Lady Hawk, Blood Simple, Turk 182
It’s in the wall behind you, The Burbs. Saw it in theaters when I was 8😁
*HIGHLANDER*
The Last American Virgin
Beastmaster
My Science Project
Real Genius
BMX Bandits
The Legend Of Billie Jean
The Gate
The Monster Squad
The Beast Within
Basket Case
The Stuff
Murphy's Law
Hot To Trot
Hiding Out
The Night Before
Midnight Madness
Night Of The Comet
Night Of The Creeps
Light Of Day
UHF
See No Evil, Hear No Evil
Spies Like Us
Midnight Run
Class Of 1984
Better Off Dead
One Crazy Summer
Oxford Blues
About Last Night
Blind Date
Two Of A Kind
Armed And Dangerous
InnerSpace
Enemy Mine
Million Dollar Mystery
Moving Violations
Amazon Women On The Moon
Teen Witch
Student Bodies
Hunk
Walk Like A Man
D.C. Cab
Great picks
Uncle Buck, UHF, Neverending Story, Brewsters Millions,
I used to watch Who's Harry Crumb all the time as a kid. John Candy will always be a comedic legend.
Me too.
Delerious is good too
100% bro!
Agreed 100%. Also, Annie Potts is sssmokin' hot in it!
@@jeffdaigle5487 Yeah, that's good. My fav is when he's first let into the Downing house and he says "and find her... I will!" as he's just looking for her behind a chair. Gets me every time!
Totally! That attitude she has is great! 😆
A few hidden gems of the 80's in my collection: Wanted Dead Or Alive, The Last Starfighter, Night of the Creeps, The Monster Squad, Running Scared, To Be Or Not To Be, Clue and Hanky Panky
Adding a few of these, great picks. Rutger Hauer was kick ass in Dead or Alive and Monster Squad is an all-time favorite for me.
@@MoviesNeverSayDie He was also amazing in The Hitcher, another 80s gem.
Oh for sure dude, definitely putting Hitcher on the list!
Flight of the navigator
Running Scared ++++++
Three O’Clock High
Definitely a great flick and super underrated!
Yes!!! Good one.
If John Candy was still around, he'd be KILLING IT!.
You ain't wrong bro!
Would’ve been interesting where his career would’ve went. I think he would’ve started doing more serious roles as he got older, he was a great actor.
Born in east l.a. was awesome. Still watch that movie once a year.
Go raiders!!!😂😂
I just picked up the Shout Factory blu-ray, it was awesome to take the ride again! Thanks for watching!
"I like your shoes...I like your shirt too"
Daniel Stern: 'Whadya mean WE? You got a frog in your pocket or something?' I remember catching this flick on Comedy Central in the early 00's (along w/Joe Dirt)...
Waaaaaa--sapppp-a-neeeeennnn?
I've always loved Running Scared with Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines. They were so cool together in that movie!
For sure! They were a great duo and it's definitely undermentioned much like De Niro and Grodin in Midnight Run. Thanks for watching!
one of the best !
Never seen that, thought it might be cheesy.
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Midnight Run is definitely under appreciated, Deniro and Grodin were hilarious together.
@@mikekock927 not really. Hip for its time
I would include: Just One of the Guys, Clue, After Hours, They Live, Near Dark, Adventures in Babysitting, Better off Dead, Into the Night, Rivers Edge, The Wraith, License to Drive, The Legend of Billie Jean, My Bodyguard and White Water Summer
Great picks a ton of these are already on my list and a few others are now! I need to seek out and rewatch Into the Night, I haven't seen it in years!
I loved Real Men growing up.
Same here, it's such a mindless riot. Thanks for watching.
John Candy never turned in a bad performance.
100%
I think Nothing but Trouble wasn’t his best role but that movie was just horrible. Was pretty traumatic seeing him in drag lol.
Dirt Bike Kid, I watched this movie so much, I broke 2 tapes. The soundtrack for a little B movie was also really good, its a shame they never released it.
Dude same here, not sure where I got this movie as a kid but I wore the tape out and would go out and talk to my bicycle when none of my friends were around to play haha.
F/X is a real gem, watch it.
100%
Yes! They’re all great 80s gems. And what I love is you covered most genres, such as comedy, sci-fi, and horror. I caught myself quoting Born In East LA out loud at work just the other day.
Awesome! Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed the selection! It was so much fun to go back and revisit Born in East LA, so many hilarious lines!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Hey, look at me, I’m driving with no hands…see? No hands! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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"Hey you, give me a beer, I want a beer now!"
@@chickenalaking1319 the phone behind the picture 😂😂
Here's a forgotten gem from the 80s: Dolls (1987), it's a horror film about a bunch of dolls that come to life and kill people who are wrong-doers, it was made by the same people who did Re-Animator and From Beyond but this film is VERY unlike those films, it manages to be creepy and gory but have a kinda wholesomeness to it in a dark twisted way
Great pick Dolls is one those movies I've seen the cover to so many times over the years and never actually watched. I'll definitely put on my watch list.
I love that one! I remember seeing the cover in the horror section of the video store as a kid. I even remember the tag line: "They walk. They talk. They kill."
I wish I could live in the 80's you can keep your modern tech and modern world.
But that’s what made the 80’s the 80’s 🤷🏻♂️
It was a great time! Thanks for watching!
Definitely hope you continue with this series
Happy Holiday weekend Kurt! I'm planning doing just that and a 90s one as well, it's fun to track these hidden gems down! Thanks for watching buddy!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Who's Harry Crumb? never had a soundrack release? The movie has some greear music and songs!💽🤗🕺🎥
I certainly does have good music.
I'm 50 and grew up with all these movies and consider all of them treasures to my child/preteen years.
Im 46 and feel the same. So many gems from the early years that made me love movies. Thanks for watching!
A+ video!
LOVE IT! Will keep these films in mind when looking for films to watch!
Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
OH WOW!! i'm 42 and Real Men has been one of my favorite movies since it came out!! i just watched it last week for the first time in years!!!!!!
It is a great one. I caught it on Tubi a couple months ago and was rollin!
wow! Runaway got the future right. LOve East LA! and F/X is underrated. awesome vid!
Thanks for watching!
Anything with John Candy was great...Armed and Dangerous(1986) is another forgotten John Candy classic
Absolutely classic
Love that, also Summer Rental is great
Love Summer Rental!
I rewatched Armed and Dangerous last summer and this movie holds up! Levy and Candy were hilarious together.
I've seen all of these except for Shoot to Kill. Gonna watch it very soon. Appreciate your videos! Fun stuff and great commentary. You have a *boss* 80s movie collection, dude 😮
Thanks for the supportive feedback bro - much appreciated! I definitely love collection my 80s and 90s movies and I highly recommend Shoot to Kill, it's a quality hidden gem for sure!
The Hidden was a favorite of mine and my buddies. We wore out the VHS tape. The dark humor had us in stitches and then there was the awesome soundtrack. "I like your car. Give me the keys."
Totally! We all watched it a ton too, a great blend of dark humor, action, sci-fi, and spectacle all rolled into one. Another movie I always liked was I Come in Peace! A drug dealing alien who kills with cd's...amazing!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie” Yeah, but you leave in pieces” LOL 😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣 all-time great line!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie My brother was convinced that it was the line that the entire movie was based on.
@@seanpratt4843 I can see that! It's used repeatedly in the movie and ties in perfectly with the title! haha. I can't believe they used Dark Angel as the international title! Terrible choice!
my neighbors in the 80s owned a local movie store and my mother worked for them. we got to see lots of movies but one of their kids favorites was the dirtbike kid. it has been forever since i seen but such fond memories.
Dirt Bike Kid is peak saturday afternoon, eating PB&J's for me! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Disorderlies is actually free right now on UA-cam . Just watched a few days ago . A fun movie form my childhood.
Thanks for the heads up!
Born in East L.A will always live rent free in my head. Mainly for the redhead in the green dress 😂😂
I can't call these forgotten movies cause I grew up in the 80's and watched all these they are still fun to watch today great vid for younger people to look these up
Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Such a great group of movies, and Gene Simmons played a perfect bad guy in Runaway!
Haha he definitely was soaking in the villain vibes! Thanks for watching!
Nice list, I remember a good chunk of these movies! It's nice to see someone mention The Dirt Bike Kid, I loved that movie as a kid!
Thanks Lawrence! Dirt Bike Kid is just one of those cheesy but lovable movies from the 80s you cant help but enjoy.
Seen all of them... Brought back some memories. At the theater or on cable television. LOL!!!
That's awesome, we use to have a small second run theater where movies would go after a few weeks in the big theaters, tickets were like $4 and I saw countless movies there!
Keep making these types of videos!
Thanks for the feedback Votta, it was fun to make, I'll definitely be turning this into a series and more than likely will do a 90s one as well. Thanks for watching!
Dude! Every single one of these movies are my personal favorites (except the dirt bike one- I’ve never seen it). But man, you touched on some heavy nostalgia for me. I am going to rewatch FX and The Hidden today because of this video. And hahaha at the memory of Sidney Portier and the bear!
Thanks for watching and commenting! FX and The Hidden are such a good time for what they deliver!
The Dirt bike kid was one of my favorite movies as a kid
100%
Don’t have the words for how much I love Real Men. One of the most cherished items I own is a Blu Ray of Real Men that I had Jim Belushi sign for me.
That's a great collectable I love Belushi, I remember watching Taking Care of Business endlessly as a kid!
Plus, Runaway Train, jon voigt, Starman, Karen Allen
Forgot all about Starman, definitely needs to be added to the list.
Good video, more like it please
Thanks for the feedback I have plenty more coming.
Love the "Burbs" my favorite Tom Hanks movie and a personal classic for me!
Same here, Burbs is one of my all-time favorite movies! Seen it countless times! Thanks for watching!
I did not forget about The Dirt Bike Kid, that was regular viewing growing up on VHS
Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Delivery Boys and Traffic School should be on this list
I have to look these up they aren't ringing a bell! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Love this video almost all those movies are totally worth watching only ones. I haven’t seen our FX shoot to kill and run away, but I’m definitely gonna check them out now and also just have to say I recently watched real men for the first time and man did I enjoy it I was laughing so much watching it
Thanks for watching Colton! I highly recommend Shoot to Kill and F/X. Both are a great time!
Perhaps not a deep sleeper on this side of the Atlantic, but 'The Company of Wolves' absolutely holds up....the blending of a seemingly relatively innocent fantasy Red Riding Hood allegory with then profound elements of terror and haunting imagery and music, perfect for giving the young ones nightmares. Good times to grow up. The director, Neil Jordan went onto make the Crying Game, Interview with a Vampire, if that says anything.
Thanks for the rec - for some reason that name isn't registering to me but the premise sounds interesting and it coming out of the 80s is even better! I'll have to check it out!
The Tom Selleck movie An innocent man, is also note worthy. It's a really good prison drama. 1989
I need to get that one on the watch list. Its one of those movies I've seen as a patchwork, pieces here and there over the years and not in order. I just watched Mr. Baseball and Runaway so I might as well keep the Selleck train rolling!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie it's a good movie, enjoy
Those robot things in Runaway scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
Likewise! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Three o’ Clock High, Night of the Comet, VisionQuest, Youngblood, Near Dark, Life Force, Beastmaster, Return of the Living Dead, Mega Force, Red Scorpion, The Punisher.
You hav3 4 of my favorite movies on 5his list! The Hidden and Runaway are both classics! Those were movies I watched every time they aired!
A couple solid movies for what they deliver. I've always liked The Hidden.
I have a suggestion for you that is seldom talked about. Take a watch if you haven't seen it yet...you will love it
Moon 44
Thanks for the suggestion I haven't seen Moon 44 I'll have to check it out!
Disorderlies definitely one of my favorites as well damn that brings me back that movie the memories
For sure, it such a throwback movie! So much nostalgia!
Disorderlies is an all time favorite!
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I have almost all of these movies. Love the poster behind you of "The Burbs" that was an awesome Tom Hanks film. That and " The Bachelor Party"
Thanks for watching! I love The Burbs, definitely one of my all-time faves!
Vision Quest, Summer Rental, The Wraith, Thrashin, Witchboard, just to name a few!!
Great picks I have Thrashin in Vol 3, love it! Wraith is coming too, I need to look into Witchboard its not ringing a bell. Thanks for watching much appreciated! 🤙🏻
😏.. That A&P shirt you're wearing have me want to find a " Pathmark" shirt nostalgia never dies. 70s '80s '90s 😍😁👍
Haha thanks a ton!
Was a kid of the 80's and only remember or knew of 3 of those: Harry Crumb (classic John Candy), East L.A. (saw it at the cinema plus had the 7 inch LP single of its title song!), and F/X (with Bryan Brown being a local here it used to air on TV once a year).
Thanks for watching I appreciate it! I'd recommend them all.
To Live and Die in LA, was great as was Manhunter- both starring William Peterson
100%
I dig the list man. Yes let's do this again. Most of these I have not seen. I do enjoy Disordelies with the Fat Boys. I shall seek out some of the others you have listed here.
Stoked you're enjoying the series, I hope you end up enjoying these movies you haven't seen! Thanks for watching!
Just watched both Runaway and Shoot to Kill (that one for the first time) a few months ago. Both good movies.
I love Shoot to Kill - It's like hitting the mountains for thrills everytime!
Dude, I love the A & P shirt. Very old school
Thanks! And thank you for watching! 🤙
I loved the dirt bike kid !
Such a feel good flick!
Algorithm brought me here, dude most excellent channel name. Subbed!
That's awesome, thank you for subbing bro I hope you enjoy the content! The Ramp Locals crushed Hook and The Daggers!
Haven’t seen any of these.
I wanna dive into more 80’s movies.
Thanks for watching! I think this series will be a good place to find hidden gems, and I also did a Top-100 80s Movies Series you can find on my channel as well if interested!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Cool!
Might check that out
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And the boots to match!
Harry Crumb rules
It really does, Harry Crumb is just one of those movies that can always put me in a good mood on a gloomy day!
Hey dude your channel is coooollll ! I like your room too and the posters. I saw almost these movies ❤. Do you remember DUDES (1987 with JON CRYER)?! Ok a big hug from BRAZIL (SOUTH AMERICA) Bye .
Thanks Francisco! I appreciate that!
The best one on this list is F/X. It never got the attention it deserved
100% agree! Thanks for watching!
YO! the A & P, Went thru the Tunnel I think in 2k8 to go Snowboarding at Blue Mtn.
I cracked 3 Ribs, had to go find a RiteAid for Naproxen. Hello Tylenol 222s LOL
New Sub, Detroit, Mich.
Gotta love the painful memories on the mtns bro, I cracked a couple ribs back in 07 at Mammoth. Hurt like hell, I just went limp and let gravity take me the rest of the way down the run. Rest of the trip was heavy meds and basic cable on the couch!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie UPDATE: Old ADHD Kicked in, I went looking for a RiteAide, but found a Freaking A & P SUPERSTORE!
It was like Walmart, they died off in Detroit in the 80s, very rare in the 90s.
For sure, they didnt make it out to the west coast at all that i remember,
Where can you even find Harry Crumb to stream?! Loved it!
I think it's available to rent on Prime for pretty cheap. I haven't seen it anywhere else lately.
DC Cab, Running Scared, Three O'Clock High, Overboard, Get Harry, Teachers, D.A.R.Y.L., The Three Amigos, The Principal, Young Doctors In Love, Strange Brew, Mother's Day, Hell Night, Some Kind of Hero, Brewster's Millions, and Pirates.
Strong, strong picks! I have a few of these on my list already for sure and you have a few I forgot about myself - Hell Night, Some Kind of Hero, Young Docs in Love - definitely forgotten gems there!
Dream a Little Dream - highly underrated and as a result largely forgotten.
Great pick! I haven't seen it in years! It's definitely time for a refresh!
Some of these were in heavy rotation on hbo. And i watched them every time there were on.
Same here! I was the kid bringin VHS tapes to their friends houses to record all I could!
I have two of those on dvd . Who's Harry Crumb and the Hidden. I must check out those other ones mentioned, thanks!
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy some of these movies. Tubi has a few of them at the moment for free.
The Hidden is the stand out film for me on this list. Shoot to Kill is one that I’ve been meaning to see but seems to evade me.
Shoot to Kill is definitely an effective wilderness thriller. Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
Born in East LA and real men both movies are already out on Blu-ray
Shout Factory's Born in East LA is a solid package.
You have to chuckle at some of those international retitles
Most definitely!
Whos Harry Crumb is a really fun movie, John Candy is great as always. Might have to check out F/X and Shoot to Kill, they look pretty good, thanks!
I think you'll enjoy F/X and Shoot to Kill, a couple of solid movies! Thanks for watching! 🤙
I love Disorderlees perfect 80s film the jokes mostly hit the silly plot works and the heros win the day in the end everyones happy and the whole family can watch it together
It is a great time, they're likability just makes the movie work! Always a great watch!
Just watched Runaway yesterday
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Blind Fury, Conan The Barbarian, Trick or Treat, Great Outdoors Escape from New York, Mannequin, Twins just to name a few!!
Awesome picks, I just watched some of Blind Fury a couple weeks back. Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Thanks I love 80’s movies, I watch your channel all the time 🤘🤘
I really appreciate that Metal!
Harry Crumb is a great choice. The Vidiot from UHF also has its moments.
Always love for Who's Harry Crumb, Candy's a legend! UHF is a huge throwback I remember being so stoked to see this movie in the theaters with my friends haha. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed The Hidden and Harry Crumb. Thank you for the reminder. I'll have to watch both again soon. I'm curious to see if they hold up. Doin' Time is a zany Airplane-like comedy set in a prison. And Lunch Wagon is more than just a teen sex comedy. I recommend both if you haven't already seen them.
I'll have to check those out. Im not remembering either Doin Time or Lunch Wagon, I'll have to get them on the watchlist!
Born in East L.A. also features an early appearance from Jason Scott Lee.
That's a cool fun fact I didnt know that.
Shoot to Kill is a movie that's long overdue for a Blu-Ray or special edition release. (hint hint Shout factory or Kino Lorber)
Some of my favorite forgotten flicks are:
Code of Silence (1985)
Dead Bang (1989)
Dead Heat (1988)
Dragnet (1987)
A Shoot to Kill Shout! release would be awesome! Love these picks, I think Dragnet may be on Netflix. I haven't seen that one in years so it's due for a refresher for sure dude!
My #1 forgotten 80's movie is Ruthless People.
Great film for sure! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻
I remember The Dirt Bike Kid, it was like Christine with a motorcycle. I bet Mike's Hot Dog stand was a money laundering front.
Haha I like the laundering idea!! 🤣
The Legend of Billie Jean 😄
Definitely a hidden gem! Forgot all about that one!
Get Crazy, Streets of Fire, Breaking Glass
Awesome picks!
Who's Harry crumb is very underrated. I loved that movie growing up. Disorderlies is a good time also. Just dumb fun to smile with. I remember watching runaway. But I don't remember much about it. I thought the idea of it was cool.
Quick and silly movies like Harry Crumb and Disorderlies are just what you need sometimes. Runaway is a solid little action thriller, its on Tubi for free at the moment. The plot would actually make for a solid action movie now days with better technology and A.I. Thanks for watching!
The Hidden and Shoot to Kill are the only ones I don't remember. Watched "Who's Harry Crumb" many, many times. Same with "Runaway". Thought those little spider bots were cool.
The robots in Runaway were well done for the time. I highly recommend Shoot to Kill and The Hidden. Both are quality movies.
Second Sight 1989 , Never Too Young To Die 1986
Thanks for the recommendations!
F/X is great! I think I like the sequel slightly more. I own both on Blu-ray
I think I would agree that the 2nd is a little stronger than the first.
I think this might make a Good Little Series, and once when you're done with this Series I think you could Probably Start on a Series for Forgotten Movies of the 90's.
I had a great time making this video, I was already thinking of a 90s series of the same topic, just wanted sure if I would do a collection of 80s volumes first or maybe alternate 80s and 90s with each one.
@@MoviesNeverSayDie What do you mean be ‘Alternate’?
Like one video covering 80s, then another covering 90s, the back to 80s and so on.
I totally had a crush on Sally from Runway. Messed up she was killed off towards the end.
It's a damn shame what they did to Sally! Thanks for watching!🤙
3:46 "Hector Salamanca" way before Breaking Bad and BCS?
Oh shit! That's a great eye! I didn't even notice that as him!
all three porkey's was the bomb. the 4th one they just made we dont talk about film
You know I've never seen 3 or 4. Seen 2 a few times but the first one countless times! haha.
Can we have F/X 2 PLZ, Richard Chamberlain/Sharon Stone, King Solomons Mines, a really good romp!!!
Totally agree, King Solomon's Mines is a great ride, I actually do have it on my list of 80s forgottens! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I probably would have compared The Dirt Bike Kid to Herbie, rather than ET. That said, I haven't seen most of these movies since I was a kid, and there were even a couple I hadn't seen.
Oh yeah, you nailed that definitely more Herbie than E.T.!
Real Men is awesome :)
100%
Shoot to kill yes good movie very good movie yes underrated as well
Thanks for watching!
If you get a chance to watch The Whoopee Boys, with Paul Rodriguez, give it a look see. Funny movie about 2 scrubs going to charm school to infiltrate high society. One my 80s favorites.
Thanks for the recommendation I'll put it on my list I like Rodriguez a lot!
Getting old is strange, none of these are forgotten by me. I have seen several in the theater. I have seen all but the Dirt Bike Kid. Born In East LA is one i can agree with, the rest used to play in heavy rotation on movie channels. I just watched FX for old time's sake on one of the movie channels a month or two ago. The Hidden is great, and As mentioned Deepstar six was good, but not great. not 80's but Deep Rising is a great sea monster movie nobody saw.
Thanks for watching! 🤙🏻Agree on Deep Rising it's a solid action thriller with a good little ensemble cast.
I spent every one of my teen years in the 80s with two VCSs and a highly illegal bootlegging business. I would add to this list:
Looker
To Live and Die in LA
The Boogens
After Hours
Haha I did the double vcr set up for a while too, I had to build that home movie collection somehow! To Live and Die in LA is such a great flick!
Cynthia Rhodes was HAWT To Trot in the 80's-sexiness and beauty incarnate! Did you check her out in 1983's Flashdance and Staying Alive? As well as 1987's Dirty Dancing? DAMN Fine....Sweltering....
100%!
@@MoviesNeverSayDie Love that big feathered hair of hers she often did at the time! I don't care that people think of it as cheesy now. It was beautiful and stylin'!
Flight of the navigator, last star fighter, RAD, Breakin, a million to Juan,.
Great movies!