On this third and final part of a three part series, host Edward Havens continues to discuss favorite 80s movies, the state of streaming services today, religion, books, movie theatres, wrestling and so much more with his brother-in-law, Ph. D. student Michael Hourigan.
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Man Facing Southeast (FilmDallas, 1988)
 
Amongst the movies discussed during this episode:
Birdy (1984, Alan Parker) 
The Breakfast Club (1985, John Hughes) 
The Chocolate War (1988, Keith Gordon) 
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986, John Hughes) 
Home Alone (1990, Chris Columbus) 
Man Facing Southeast (1986, Eliseo Subiela) 
Out of Bounds (1986, Richard Tuggle) 
The Princess Bride (1987, Rob Reiner) 
Popeye (1980, Robert Altman) 
Saved! (2004, Brian Dannelly) 
Sixteen Candles (1984, John Hughes) 
Starman (1984, John Carpenter) 
Uncle Buck (1989, John Hughes) 
Used Cars (1980, Robert Zemeckis)

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Not just the movies Hollywood remembers, but also the ones it forgot, and why every movie still matters.
The 80s Movie Podcast is your ultimate throwback ride through the most iconic decade in film. From explosive blockbusters and cult classics to hidden gems you forgot you loved, each episode dives deep into the stories, stars, soundtracks, and behind-the-scenes magic that defined the era.
Expect bold opinions, nostalgic deep dives, and plenty of laughs as we revisit the movies that shaped a generation, whether it’s high school hijinks, sci-fi adventures, action-packed showdowns, or unforgettable coming-of-age moments. If it had big hair, bigger explosions, and a killer synth score, it’s fair game.
Whether you lived the 80s or just wish you had, this podcast brings the decade back to life, one reel at a time. Press play and let’s rewind.