Category: 1980s
Movies from the 1980s
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298 – Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

The Dudes head home for Thanksgiving with 1987’s Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Steve Martin and John Candy make an incredible comedy team in this holiday classic. Their chemistry is hilarious and brings this John Hughes script to life. Tack on a downer (put still happy) twist, and you’ve got yourself a stew. QUESTION OF THE Read more
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294 – The Fly

The Dudes discover the horrible side effects of teleportation in 1986’s The Fly! This body horror masterpiece from David Cronenberg features disgusting makeup, tragic romance, and Jeff Goldblum’s abs. All stuff we need more of! It can get pretty gross at times, but hey, if you vomit, at least you can slurp it back up. Read more
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277 – A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 : Freddy’s Revenge

The final entry for Pride 2025 is 1985’s fun, if uneven A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 : Freddy’s Revenge. While this sequel doesn’t have the gore you’d expect from the franchise, the gay subtext and 80s style keeps you returning for multiple rewatches. Plus, it’s always fun to see Marshall Bell get his for Read more
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Cruising : Re-Dude #2

Hey Dudes! It’s our second Bonus episode where we re-visit movies we covered when we originally started. And in this Party-Sized Re-Dude, we’re taking on William Friedkin’s infamous Cruising! Please stay tuned to the feed for our normal episodes, and look out for other swell upcoming bonus stuff as well. For those interested, here is Read more
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264 – Blue Velvet

The Dudes discover the dark side of suburbia with 1986’s Blue Velvet. If you’ve never experienced David Lynch, this is the place to start. It’s got all the hallmarks: thrilling mystery, unsettling characters, and psycho-sexual encounters with people you probably shouldn’t be involved with. Throw in an off-the-rails Dennis Hopper, and you’ve got a masterpiece. Read more
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257 – The Burbs

The Dudes mow their lawn for the 800th time and then snap with 1989’s The Burbs. This comedic study of life in a very sheltered environment exposes ugly secrets about how Americans view anything they’re not used to. It also features an illogical ending that sends Dave on a filibuster. And just remember everybody: Satan Read more



