Ok this is my very first adventure review. To be totally honest I am a bit unsure how to review a adventure with out spoiling to much, while still giving you enough information to purchase it if you... [Read More]
The fantasy role-playing game Dragon Warriors has a healthy following and the Lands of Legend have been around for many years; as such there are a lot of stories to tell from around this vast... [Read More]
This is the seocnd issue of Ordo Draconis, a fan-made ezine (fanzine) for the recently re-released Dragon Warriors RPG. Spanning over twice the pagecount of Issue 1 (released in September 2009), it... [Read More]
Yeah. So disappointing. It could have been Sturmgeschutz & Sorcery, but Nooooooo...
I think you're thinking of the Keep (the one where Germans enter the Keep and unleash an evil dude - based on an novel by one of my favorite authors, F. Paul Wilson)
The Gate is the one where 2 kids find a geode in the backyard, then dig a hole, which happens to be a gate to hell. And one kid who is a heavy metal fan puzzles it together thanks to a album.
Which I like a lot because the kid in it reminds me a lot of me back then (I even had some of the same posters on the wall), and it's got a very authentic use of the language back then. Like when 2 friends of his sister show up, he says something like, "Oh, no, it's the Lee sisters". Which was a stupid but common joke back then.
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Disco Stu loves disco. Trancejeremy loves trance. But also disco. And breakbeat. But I hate techno.
I never know what was popular and what was cult because of the people I hung out with. When you're all geeks and nerds, you kinda get distanced from society!
__________________ "If you map Pokemon to cyberpunk themes and assume the bright and shiny veneer of the show and games is simply what the megacorps want you to see, it's a perfect fit. Genetically engineered monsters, some of them of human-level sentience, engage in brutal pit fights at the behest of malnourished vagabond adolescants while shadowy corporations operate in the background and superficially cheerful female nurse clones (or androids) tend to the every need of monster and trainer alike..."
- MoogleEmpMog
(both start Robert Beltran, who is more well known for playing Chakotay on Star Trek: Voyager)
Rock 'n' Roll High School (technically 1979)
Scanners
And a couple of movies I saw at a drive-in in 1981 or so:
Eager Beavers (I looked it up on the IMDB. It came up under a different name and is actually 1975. Not a single character has a last name--you know that's a quality script!)
Classroom Teasers (can't even find this one in the IMDB).
(These last two fall into the 80s category of crappy acronym movies, respectively B.O.R.N. and C.H.U.D. 180 minutes of my life that I'll never get back...)
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