Was 1985 the greatest year for action movies? From explosive one-man-army classics and martial arts favorites to sci-fi mayhem, fantasy adventure, spy thrills, and Hong Kong action landmarks, 1985 delivered one of the wildest action movie lineups of the entire decade. In this episode, we’re diving into the movies, stars, studios, trends, and pure VHS-era chaos that made 1985 such a monster year for action fans. From theatrical hits to late-night cable legends, this was the year when action cinema went bigger, louder, weirder, and more glorious than ever.

Steven Seagal’s early run from Above the Law to Under Siege was the stretch that turned him from mystery martial arts guy into one of the biggest action stars of the late 80s and early 90s. In this full marathon edition of The Seagal Series, we’re covering his golden era, including Above the Law, Hard to Kill, Marked for Death, Out for Justice, and Under Siege.

In Episode 2 of Classics Never Say Die, I revisit Ghostbusters (1984) to break down why this supernatural comedy classic still works decades later. From the cast chemistry and unforgettable one-liners to the ghosts, theme song, and pure 80s charm, this is a look at what makes Ghostbusters timeless. If you love retro movies, 80s nostalgia, and revisiting the classics, this one’s for you.