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80s horror
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This community is dedicated to the music, movies, television, games, radio, and pop culture that defined the 1980s. It is a place for people who lived the decade and for those who appreciate what made it unforgettable. Guests are welcome to browse selected discussions, while full participation requires registration. You can create a standard forum account or sign in using your Facebook or Google account for faster access. Explore current conversations, share your memories, and take part in a community built around real 80s experiences.
On this day January 14 1981, Scanners premiered in theaters, introducing audiences to a disturbing blend of science fiction and horror centered on individuals with powerful psychic abilities. The film explored themes of mind control identity and corporate experimentation, delivering an intense...
On this day January 13 1989, DeepStar Six premiered in theaters, bringing claustrophobic underwater terror to late 1980s horror cinema. Set aboard a deep sea military installation, the film followed a crew confronted by a deadly unknown presence awakened during a high risk mission far below the...
On this day January 13 1988, Pumpkinhead premiered in theaters, introducing a dark revenge driven horror story rooted in folklore grief and consequence. The film centered on a grieving father who summons an ancient demon to avenge his child, only to face the terrible cost of invoking...
On this day January 11 1985, Too Scared to Scream premiered in theaters, delivering a tense urban horror thriller set against the backdrop of New York City. The film followed a series of brutal murders that unfold inside a high rise apartment complex, blending slasher style suspense with a...
On this day, January 9, 1987, Return to Horror High premiered in the United States, adding another entry to the self aware slasher cycle of the late 1980s. The film followed a movie production crew returning to the site of a real life school massacre to shoot a horror film, only for new murders...
On this day January 7 1981, Scream premiered in theaters, adding a darker and more psychologically driven entry to early 1980s horror cinema. The film focused on terror rooted in atmosphere and emotional tension rather than spectacle, reflecting a period when horror was exploring multiple...
On this day January 4 1985, The Mutilator opened in New York theaters, delivering a brutal entry into the mid 1980s slasher cycle. Set against an off season beach backdrop, the film leaned into isolation suspense and graphic violence, following a group of young adults targeted by a relentless...
On this day January 1 1982, Madman premiered in theaters, adding another brutal entry to the growing slasher boom of the early 1980s. The film centered on a campfire legend that comes terrifyingly to life, tapping into familiar horror settings like summer camps, isolation, and deadly folklore...
On this day December 31 1986, Witchboard premiered in theaters, introducing audiences to a supernatural horror story centered on a Ouija board and the dangerous forces it unleashes. The film tapped into growing 80s fascination with occult themes, possession, and unseen evil hiding in everyday...
On this day December 26 1980, Maniac premiered in theaters, introducing audiences to one of the most disturbing and controversial horror films of the early 1980s. The movie stood out for its gritty realism, graphic violence, and unsettling psychological focus, pushing slasher cinema into far...
On this day December 23 1988, Hellbound: Hellraiser II premiered in theaters, continuing the dark and disturbing story that expanded the Hellraiser universe. The sequel pushed deeper into supernatural horror, exploring nightmarish realms and escalating the psychological and visual intensity...
On this day December 18 1981 Ghost Story premiered in theaters and brought a chilling tale of past secrets returning to haunt a group of lifelong friends. The film followed the members of a distinguished club as they faced terrifying events tied to a tragedy they concealed decades earlier. Its...
On this day December 11 1981 Dawn of the Mummy premiered in theaters and delivered a horror story centered on an ancient tomb whose dark secrets rise again when a group of models and photographers disturb it during a fashion shoot. The film followed the chaos that erupted as the mummy awakened...
On this day December 9 1983 Christine premiered in theaters and brought Stephen King’s story of a possessed car to life through a tense and atmospheric horror adaptation. The film followed a shy teenager whose life spiraled into obsession and danger after he purchased a mysterious 1958 Plymouth...
On this day December 2 1988 Watchers premiered in theaters. The film combined suspense, science fiction elements, and a dark sense of mystery as it followed a dangerous government experiment gone wrong. Its mix of tension, pursuit, and unsettling atmosphere reflected the growing late 80s...
On this day November 24 1984 Of Unknown Origin premiered in theaters. The film delivered a tense and unsettling story about a man whose peaceful life is disrupted by a destructive intruder hiding within the walls of his home. Its tight pacing, claustrophobic atmosphere, and growing sense of...
On this day November 18 1983 Sleepaway Camp premiered in theaters. The movie delivered a chilling and unsettling story set against the backdrop of a summer camp, using tension, mystery, and atmosphere to create one of the most memorable shock endings of the decade. Its raw style and...
On this day November 18 1983 Amityville 3-D premiered in theaters. The film continued the well known storyline connected to the Amityville legend and brought a new visual approach with its three dimensional presentation. Its release added another chapter to the decade’s growing interest in...
On this day November 16 1984 Night of the Comet premiered in theaters, blending science fiction, horror, and comedy into one of the most beloved cult films of the decade. Written and directed by Thom Eberhardt, the movie followed two teenage sisters who find themselves among the few survivors...
On this day November 14 1980, Alligator premiered in theaters, delivering a perfect mix of monster movie thrills and sharp satire. Directed by Lewis Teague and written by John Sayles, the film followed a giant alligator that grows in the sewers of Chicago after being flushed down a drain and...
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