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Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) – A Review

01/04/2021 HapStuff 1

A review of the 2020 superhero sequel Wonder Woman 1984, starring Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal, directed by Patty Jenkins

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Justice League (2017) – A Review

04/27/2018 HapStuff 0

A review of the 2017 DC big-budget superhero film Justice League, starring Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller, Raymond Fisher and Henry Cavill, directed by Zack Snyder

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Justice League – The Release & Reception

11/21/2017 HapStuff 0

Justice League is getting a loud reaction, but aren’t the stories of its production sound more fascinating?

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Wonder Woman (2017) – A Review

08/28/2017 HapStuff 3

Wonder Woman finally arrived! The iconic DC Comics superhero makes her debut in her first big-screen solo adventure after more than seven decades since her […]

The Death of Adam West

06/12/2017 HapStuff 1

Some thoughts about the death of famed, beloved and iconic actor Adam West at the age of 88, who will always famously be known as television’s Batman

Justice League Set Visit & Damage Control

06/23/2016 HapStuff 1

DC and Warners Brothers invited the press to the set of the now filming Justice League movie in what looks like an attempt to ease fans concerns

Captain America: Civil War – A Reaction

05/14/2016 HapStuff 3

A reaction to the Marvel’s latest movie Captain America: Civil War starring Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. as Captain America and Iron Man

Batman v Superman – A Reaction

03/26/2016 HapStuff 5

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has arrived and I share my thoughts about highly hyped superhero film – and it’s not too good

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Dawn of The DC Extended Universe

02/27/2016 HapStuff 1

DC Comics and Warner Brothers have begun the construction of their own superhero shared cinematic universe and it take a big leap with Batman v Superman

Building Batman v Superman Hype ie. How Many Trailers Is This Movie Gonna Have????

12/04/2015 HapStuff 0

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is being hyped like mad by DC and Warner Brothers with a series of movie trailers that just seem to be non-stop

The Fantastic Four Fiasco

08/14/2015 HapStuff 4

Some thoughts about the cinematic bomb The Fantastic Four directed by Josh Trank and all the drama that took place behind the scenes

The First Official Picture of Jared Leto As The Joker

04/28/2015 HapStuff 1

Some thoughts about the first official picture of Jared Leto as the Joker in Suicide Squad

Trains, Saves & Superman

04/21/2015 HapStuff 0

Superman has had a long connection with trains from his earliest beginnings, the phrase ‘more powerful than a locomotive’ has helped define the Man of Steel

The Avengers: Age of Ultron Poster

03/07/2015 HapStuff 1

The Avengers: Age of Ultron movie poster has been revealed and I share some thoughts about it

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Marvel, Sony, Spider-Man & The Allure of Shared Universes

02/11/2015 HapStuff 3

A Shared Cinematic Universes for any film series is all the rage, but it’s really not that new a thing

Hamburger: The Motion Picture (1986) – A Review

A review of the 1986 comedy Hamburger: The Motion Picture, a group of misfits enroll in a fast food college in the hopes of becoming franchise owners. Part sex comedy, part satire on McDonalds
Just One of The Guys (1985) – A Review

A review of the 1985 cult teen comedy Just One Of The Guys, starring Joyce Hyser, Clayton Rohner, William Zabka, Billy Jayne and Sherilyn Fenn, a teen girl masquerades as a guy to get a story for an article
Real Genius (1985) – A Review

A review of the 1985 teen comedy Real Genius, starring Val Kilmer, Gabriel Jarret, William Atherton, Michelle Meyrink, Robert Prescott and Patti D’Arbanville, about the goofy, funny life of young geniuses
Three O’Clock High (1987) – A Review

A review of the 1987 cult classic high school comedy Three O’Clock High, starring Casey Siemaszko, Richard Tyson, Jeffrey Tambor, John P. Ryan and Philip Baker Hall
The Wild Life (1984) – A Review

A review of the 1984 teen sex comedy The Wild Life, starring Christopher Penn, Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson, Ilan Mitchell Smith, Rick Moranis and Randy Quaid. Written by Cameron Crowe as almost a follow-up to his classic Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
Stewardess School (1986) – A Review

A review of the 1986 comedy Stewardess School, about a misfit group who have dreams of serving in the friendly skies
Cavegirl (1985) – A Review

A modern day geek from 1985 miraculously travels back in time to the stone age and meets a beautiful cavegirl, in the 1985 teen comedy Cavegirl starring Daniel Roebuck and Cynthia Thompson.
My Tutor (1983) – A Review

A high school virgin gets his own personal French tutor – who happens to be gorgeous! Do you think he’ll learn more than just French from her? It’s the 1983 teen/sex/comedy My Tutor starring Caren Kaye, Matt Lattanzi, Kevin McCarthy, Kitten Natividad and Crispin Glover.
Midnight Madness (1980) – A Review

Four diverse teams of college students compete in an all night game to solve clues that will take them all around the city. It’s the 1980 teen comedy Midnight Madness starring David Naughton, Stephen Furst, Eddie Deezen, Maggie Roswell & Michael J. Fox
Private Resort (1985) – A Review

Two horny teens go on vacation at a Miami resort and get into misadventures with girls and a jewel thief. It’s Private Resort the 1985 comedy starring Johnny Depp, Rob Morrow, Hector Elizondo and Leslie Easterbrook
Hot T-Shirts (1980) – A Review

In order to save his failing bar the owner gets a brilliant idea – to have wet t-shirt contests! It brings the crowds in and makes money, but it also brings some problem. It’s the 1980 low-budget teen/sex/comedy Hot T-Shirts.
Tomboy (1985) – A Review

A tomboy has her eyes more than just working on cars as she falls for a race car driver. She sets out to prove tomboys can be sexy too! It’s the 1985 teen/sex/comedy Tomboy starring Betsy Russell
Losin’ It (1983) – A Review

A group of high school friends set out on a wild weekend in Tijuana to score with some girls and get their hands on Spanish Fly. It’s the 1983 teen/sex/comedy Losin’ It starring Tom Cruise, Shelley Long and Jackie Earle Haley
Secret Admirer (1985) – A Review

A love letter creates confusion, suspicion and comedic misadventures in the 1985 teen/sex/comedy Secret Admirer starring C. Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin and Kelly Preston
Hardbodies (1984) – A Review

Three middle-aged men get schooled on how to pick up beach babes – and they get awfully good at it! It’s the 1984 teen/sex/comedy Hardbodies
Spring Break (1983) – A Review

Four college friends go on comedic misadventures with girls and drinking as they spend time in Ft. Lauderdale on their Spring Break, the 1983 teen/sex/comedy starring David Knell, Perry Lang, Paul Land and Corinne Wahl, directed by Sean S. Cunningham
Fraternity Vacation (1985) – A Review

Two pairs of dueling frat brothers bet which can score with a sexy blonde while on vacation in Palm Springs. It’s the 1985 teen/sex/comedy Fraternity Vacation, starring Tim Robbins, Cameron Dye, Stephen Geoffreys, Amanda Bearse and Sheree J. Wilson
They’re Playing With Fire (1984) – A Review

A sexy college professor seduces her student and they become embroiled in a murder plot. It’s the 1984 erotic thriller They’re Playing With Fire starring Sybil Danning and Eric Brown.
The Last American Virgin (1982) – A Review

A teenage virgin goes on sexual and comedic misadventures with his two pals, falls for the new girl at school and some great ’80’s tunes. It’s the 1982 classic teen/sex/comedy The Last American Virgin starring Lawrence Monoson, Diane Franklin and Steve Antin
Heaven Help Us (1985) – A Review

Comedic and tough life unfolds in a Brooklyn Catholic school in 1965. A review of the 1985 teen/sex/comedy Heaven Help Us, starring Andrew McCarthy, Mary Stuart Masterson, Kevin Dillion, Patrick Dempsey, Dana Barron, Stephen Geoffreys, John Heard and Donald Sutherland.