1982 is the “1939” for Sci-Fi fans: Several genre-defining films were released to cinemas 40 years ago

The summer of 1982 saw the release of many films that defined the pop culture landscape of the 1980s.
A discussion of Film, TV, and other random subjects
The summer of 1982 saw the release of many films that defined the pop culture landscape of the 1980s.
In 1984 Don Henley released his influential music video for "The Boys of Summer."
The Broadway classic "West Side Story" received two Oscar-winning big-screen versions. Chad compares and contrasts the two very different musical adaptations.
Please check in, unpack, relax, and take a shower as Chad compares the 1960 and 1998 versions of “Psycho.”
"Gypsy" may be a Fleetwood Mac track, but Stevie Nicks made this one of her signature songs in 1982.
"Strange Days" is an immersive cyberpunk masterpiece that proved that Kathryn Bigelow was a director to watch.
"True Lies" is a wacky blend of James Bond-style action and the classic screwball comedy. But the action-comedy has not aged well since its 1994 release.
"The Abyss" is one of James Cameron's most ambitious projects and an underrated gem in the director's filmography.
Acclaimed director James Cameron has a group of films that are only available on DVD. Chad looks at these three movies that are becoming overlooked gems in the director's filmography.
Thanks to the Netflix show "Stranger Things," Kate Bush's 1985 hit "Running up that Hill" has been rediscovered by a new generation.
The new preview for "Prey" promises an exciting new chapter in the Predator franchise.
Janet Jackson had a knack for making groundbreaking music videos like her brother Michael. Her second single, "Nasty," shows her at the height of her powers.