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This is not a bad mystery thriller about two Los Angeles homicide detectives dispatched to an Alaskan time where the sun doesn't set to investigate them murder of a teen.

Robin Williams, known for his zany and comedic characters, gives a chilling and foreboding portrayal as the film's main antagonists while Al Pacino gives a thoughtful and sympathetic portrayal of the main protagonist. All the back-and-forth psychological drama and investigations lead to a suspenseful storyline. However, the lack of action and thrills and the sometimes-overhyped drama does tend to drag the movie somewhat.

Grade B-

The acting was cheesy, the make-up and hair were too excessive, the plot was mindless, and the music was funky, but hey - it was the 1980s.

This is another 80s horror flick- about ten teenagers who party at an abandoned funeral parlor on Halloween night. They encounter a demonic force, and they turn the teenage kids' party into a living nightmare. What results are some more of the usual screams, chases, and gore.

The creatures were quite creepy as a matter of fact and will give you some nice scares. Not much of a plot to the movie - just lots of running and screaming, but it's mindless horror fun for Halloween, so don't take this movie too seriously.

Grade B-