Starstruck dance series#

Luckily this weekend wasn’t a total wash as I discovered the odd little joy that is Starstruck. It’s sad when this happens because there was actually quite a few talented actors in the mix, but no one could save this stinker of a film. After day 2 I thought about just skipping it, but in the end just decided to soldier through, and am thrilled to say I never need to see it again. It is just a miserable, non-sensical, boring film that I just couldn’t bring myself to care about. Endangered Species took me four days to watch. In this project or traveling through the films of the 80s, I try to watch around a film a day.

As the story progresses we find out the answer is very human-based and involves completely silent helicopters that make zero sense. This film set out to answer that… kinda?Įx-cop Ruben Castle (Robert Ulrich) heads out on a road trip with his daughter, and, thanks to a breakdown in a small town, finds himself wrapped up in a mystery involving cattle mutilations. Check them out over at Vintage Video Podcast.įor some reason, in the early 1980s cattle kept getting mutilated and no one knew why. We’ve listened to numerous episodes and it’s fun checking off their thoughts against my own.

Starstruck dance series#

Quick side note: Since we launched this series this year, we’ve discovered that Vintage Video Podcast is doing the exact same project with two differences: First, it’s audio (naturally), and second, they are doing every major film. This time around, it’s September 10, 1982, and we’re off to see Endangered Species and Starstruck. In some cases, it truly will be the first time we’ve seen them. All films are also watched again for the purposes of these reviews and are not being done from memory. The articles will come out – in most cases – on the same day the films hit theaters in 1982 so that it is their true 40th anniversary.

Yes, we’re insane, but 1982 was that great of a year for film. We’re going to pick and choose which movies we hit, but right now the list stands at nearly four dozen.