On this day April 23, 1982, the thriller Tag The Assassination Game premiered in theaters. Directed by Nick Castle, the film starred Robert Carradine, Linda Hamilton, and Michael Winslow. The story followed a group of college students playing a campus-wide game of mock assassination using
On this day April 23, 1989, the teen fantasy comedy Teen Witch premiered in theaters. Directed by Dorian Walker and starring Robyn Lively, Zelda Rubinstein, and Carol Kaye, the film followed a high school girl who discovers she is a witch on the verge of
On this day April 22, 1988, the comedy film Casual Sex? premiered in theaters across the United States. Starring Lea Thompson and Victoria Jackson, the movie followed two women who set off for a relaxing vacation at a health spa, hoping to break free from
On this day April 22, 1988, Return of the Killer Tomatoes hit theaters as the follow up to the cult comedy Attack of the Killer Tomatoes from 1978. The film brought back the absurd horror parody style and added a heavy dose of self aware
On this day April 22, 1983, the drama thriller Exposed premiered in theaters. Written and directed by James Toback, the film starred Nastassja Kinski as a young woman who leaves her small town life behind to become a successful model in New York. Along the
On this day April 22, 1983, the low budget cult horror film The Deadly Spawn premiered in theaters. Directed by Douglas McKeown and starring Charles George Hildebrandt and Tom DeFranco, the movie told the story of a group of teens and scientists trying to survive
On this day April 22, 1988, the supernatural horror film The Unholy premiered in theaters. Directed by Camilo Vila, the movie starred Ben Cross as a young priest assigned to a New Orleans parish where his predecessors have mysteriously died. As he digs deeper, he
On this day April 21, 1989, the horror film Pet Sematary premiered in theaters. Based on the chilling novel by Stephen King, the movie was directed by Mary Lambert and starred Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby, Blaze Berdahl, and Miko Hughes. It followed a young family
On this day April 21, 1989, the action film Red Scorpion premiered in theaters. Directed by Joseph Zito, the movie starred Dolph Lundgren as a Soviet Spetsnaz operative sent to infiltrate and eliminate an anti communist resistance in Africa. Things take a turn when he
On this day April 21, 1989, the action comedy Speed Zone premiered in theaters. Directed by Jim Drake, the movie featured a star studded cast including John Candy, Eugene Levy, Joe Flaherty, Donna Dixon, and Brooke Shields. A spiritual successor to the Cannonball Run films,