batchuser said:
Revenge of the nerds is one of my favorite comedies. I recently bought a blu ray copy, since this movie will one day disappear from all streaming platforms. Anyone offended by this movie can eat s&it
batchuser said:
Revenge of the nerds is one of my favorite comedies. I recently bought a blu ray copy, since this movie will one day disappear from all streaming platforms. Anyone offended by this movie can eat s&it
LMCane said:
SIXTEEN CANDLES also had two guys drag a drunk hot female into a car
and the nerd basically raped her as she was under the influence
that movie would NEVER be made today.
Teslag said:
Can we all agree now that he basically raped Betty in the funhouse?
oragator said:
I mean, they also put a camera to spy on naked women. if you ever wonder why that movie is never on HBO or any other channel, it's not exactly 2026 correct.
But as a kid, I loved it for sure.
CheeseSndwch said:
When I was a kid my parents taped a lot of stuff off of cable (my Dad also bootlegged a lot of movies while offshore) and they had typed out a six-page list/directory of movies so we could correlate what movies were on which numbered tape.
Flash forward to my friend's 10th birthday and he asks me to bring No. 9 Revenge of the Nerds but I mistakenly brought (No.9) Pound Puppies.
To this day I don't know if I f'd it up or if my Mom made the switch before I left the house.
Thanks for the memories Robert.
RIP
malenurse said:batchuser said:
Revenge of the nerds is one of my favorite comedies. I recently bought a blu ray copy, since this movie will one day disappear from all streaming platforms. Anyone offended by this movie can eat s&it
Hilarious by all standards. But, like other 70's or 80's comedies, could never be made today.
digging tunnels said:
Something I learned today about him: David Carradine is his brother
CheeseSndwch said:
When I was a kid my parents taped a lot of stuff off of cable (my Dad also bootlegged a lot of movies while offshore) and they had typed out a six-page list/directory of movies so we could correlate what movies were on which numbered tape.
Flash forward to my friend's 10th birthday and he asks me to bring No. 9 Revenge of the Nerds but I mistakenly brought (No.9) Pound Puppies.
To this day I don't know if I f'd it up or if my Mom made the switch before I left the house.
Thanks for the memories Robert.
RIP
AggieArchitect04 said:
Very sad, but I am oddly proud of his siblings/family for not reinforcing shame and stating plainly the challenges he faced with bipolar disorder and his decision to take his own life.
agent-maroon said:digging tunnels said:
Something I learned today about him: David Carradine is his brother
Actor Keith Carradine is also his brother. All three played the Younger brothers of the James-Younger gang in the 1980 Western "The Long Riders" that featured four actual sets of actor brothers playing the parts of brothers in the gang. Great film if you can find it!
RIP
Fuzzy Dunlop said:agent-maroon said:digging tunnels said:
Something I learned today about him: David Carradine is his brother
Actor Keith Carradine is also his brother. All three played the Younger brothers of the James-Younger gang in the 1980 Western "The Long Riders" that featured four actual sets of actor brothers playing the parts of brothers in the gang. Great film if you can find it!
RIP
I recently watched this because of a David Carradine interview I watched. The Keach brothers, Carradine brothers, Quad brothers and another group of siblings that I wasn't familiar with. Very good movie and a great concept of casting.
digging tunnels said:
Something I learned today about him: David Carradine is his brother
Rudyjax said:Teslag said:
Can we all agree now that he basically raped Betty in the funhouse?
But he was so good at sex she was ok with it and fell in love with him!
What a great message to send to nerdy teenage boys.
