Wow. Two of my favorite and over-maligned movies debuted on the same day: Disney’s sci-fi epic, The Black Hole, marking their initial plunge into PG territory, and Spielberg’s ode to calamitous chaos and wonton mass-destruction, 1941.
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Multiplex Mash-Up :: A Journey that Begins Where Everything Ends (December, 1979)
Posted in 1970-1979, Movie Ads with tags 1941, A Force of One, Action, Anthony Perkins, Chuck Norris, Comedy, Dan Aykroyd, Ernest Borgnine, Jane Fonda, Jennifer O'Neill, John Belushi, Joseph Bottoms, Kung-Fu / Chop-Socky, Mad Science, Maximilian Schell, Multiplex, Robert Forster, Robert Redford, Sci-Fi, The Black Hole, The Electric Horseman, Walt Disney, Yvette Mimieux on February 5, 2014 by WB KelsoStalk ‘n’ SlashCinema :: Science Created Him. Now Chuck Norris Must Destroy Him. (April, 1982)
Posted in 1980-1989, Movie Ads with tags Action, Cat People 1980, Chuck Norris, Columbia Pictures, Ghost Story, Mad Science, Michael Miller, Multiplex, On Golden Pond, Psychos / Slashers, Richard Pryor, Ron Silver, Silent Rage, Stalk 'n' SlashCinema, Stephen Furst, Steven Keats, The Beast Within, Thriller, Toni Kalem, Topkick Productions, Walt Disney's Robin Hood, William Finley on October 23, 2013 by WB Kelso
You all remember the movie where Chuck Norris fought an ersatz Michael Myers to stand-off, right? It’s true. (That opening sequence especially gives the game away.) Worth a spin alone for the dramatic death scene of Stephen Furst’s Deputy Derpy, which finally pushes Chuck over the edge to put this unstoppable killer down for good.
Silent Rage (1982) Topkick Productions :: Columbia Pictures / EP: Paul Lewis / P: Anthony B. Unger / AP: Aaron Norris, Andy Howard / D: Michael Miller / W: Joseph Fraley / C: Robert C. Jessup, Neil Roach / E: Richard C. Meyer / M: Peter Bernstein, Mark Goldenberg / S: Chuck Norris, Ron Silver, Stephen Furst, Steven Keats, Toni Kalem, William Finley
Scenes from the Morgue 
