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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers

Not knowing what to expect from my first CINE post; I decided to enter before the real blog bombardment starts. Transformers was my first materialistic plunge into idealism. Yup it molded my youth and sucked my parents money. What can I say, even to this day the franchise lives on and has made Hasbro / Takara very rich. Any North American child from the 80's know's this.


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_of_Darkness

Less memorable to most (or even on the radar), this movie had plenty of well known actors in their youth of their acting career. Sam Raimi is one particular name many know  of and who hasmade many super stardom movie.  If you catch his movies you can see the original cast from this movie play as extra's or supportive cast members.  If you can stand B-movie cult hits, Army of Darkness is chuckle worthy and full of memorable one liners, and horror comedy to be remembered.
I should end by saying Transformers made it simple to see good vs evil. Army of darkness was that B-Movie with memorable misogyny that changed it all (for me that is).