Coming Soon to Forgotten Flix: Gremlins (1984)

December 5, 2011
Gremlins (1984) Poster

Gremlins (1984) Poster

by Joel G. Robertson

It’s time for your weekly sneak peek at what’s coming up soon on The Forgotten Flix Podcast. Our next movie is:

Gremlins (1984)!

Synopsis (courtesy of Wikipedia): Gremlins is a 1984 American horror comedy film directed by Joe Dante, released by Warner Bros. The film is about a young man who receives a strange creature—called a Mogwai—as a pet, which then spawns other creatures who transform into small, destructive, evil monsters.

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Special thanks to Kevin Bachelder of the Tuning Into Sci-Fi TV Podcast who suggested we send out a brief, weekly update about the next movie we’re covering.

Gremlins (1984) Trailer

 

 

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5 comments on “Coming Soon to Forgotten Flix: Gremlins (1984)

  1. I love the movie Gremlins!! Def an oldie but a goodie. That being said, you might want to fix the trailer. You put up the Black Christmas trailer up instead of the Gremlins trailer. Ooops! 😮

  2. Hi Caitlin! Thanks for posting and letting me know. Problem resolved! 🙂

  3. Glad to see you’re pulling this one out of the bag, especially at Christmas. Really looking forward to this and would like to find out if either of you can explain the eating after midnight in relation to the differing time zones. : D

  4. I love that movie!!!

    • Hi Jim, Thanks for commenting! It’s one of my childhood faves and while it didn’t hold up for me as much as I’d hoped during a recent re-watch, I appreciate it for the ground breaking effects work, dark humor, and immense wave of nostalgia it provokes. 🙂

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