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RottenPop Reviews: Johnny Dangerously
Michael Keaton stars alongside heavyweight comedic actors like Marilu Henner, Joe Piscopo, Maureen Stapleton, and Peter Boyle in this send-up of gangster pictures. It is a really well-written satire that works on many different levels. The ...
The Ratings Game, DeVito's directorial debut from '84
Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman star in The Ratings Game, a Made For Cable movie that was broadcast on the Showtime Network on December 15, 1984. It’s a satirical comedy that was directed by DeVito, and it is actually his very first feature f...
Drinkenstein and Dolly: Why Rhinestone is a Fever Dream on Film!
Who ever decided that Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone should pair up in a film together? Who? Stallone, that’s who. Arguably one of the biggest stars of the eighties wanted to make this honky tonk kneeslapper. He even rewrote the script...
The Muppets Take Manhattan in the eighties!
The Muppets in the eighties was something of a roller-coaster ride. The Muppet Show ended after its final season running from 1980 to 1981 and the general public was pretty fatigued on the whole thing. But this was the cinema era for the Mu...
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