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"The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom"
ReplyDeleteStarring Holly Hunter, Beau Bridges, Swoozie Kurts, and Max Headroom.
DeleteBrian's Song
ReplyDeleteNow this is aging me but I'd have to say, LACE just because I LOOOOVED when I heard Phoebe Cates (girl crush) say "Which one of you BITCHES is my mother?"
ReplyDeleteHonorable mentions:
North & South, Liz Taylor as a madam, what more could you ask for
Roots, cus every person of color had to see Roots lol
I loved Gia
ReplyDeletei know my name is steven
ReplyDeleteCLASSIC
I read the book and it made me cry. The real Stephen died in an "accident"
Delete"Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?"
ReplyDeleteI thought this would be first lol.
DeleteDamn. Beat me too it! LOL
DeleteThis title has got to be one of the best! :)
DeleteTotes best. Title. Ever.
DeleteBorrowed Hearts w/ Roma Dow ey and Eric mcormack. 1997. Used to be my Xmas go to movie but they stopped showing it. I just love it. Oh and the Joey butafucco movie with Alyssa Milano. Pure sleazy joy
ReplyDeletenurysp,
ReplyDeleteThat was a good one. Not so fun fact, Steven's brother later murdered a woman and two teen girls.
Brideshead Revisited
ReplyDelete@Lady_Heisenberg. GIA is the best! Still love that movie to pieces
ReplyDelete"The Day After". Everyone couldn't stop talking about it.
ReplyDeleteSybil
ReplyDeleteWhen Friendship Kills: A Secret Between Friends
ReplyDeleteagree with the Gia comment too
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone out there have a soft spot for "Evil Roy Slade"?
ReplyDeleteThe 1992 Betty Broderick story. A woman scorned & her final fury.
ReplyDeleteI was totes caught up.
Loved that one!!!!
Delete@Montana, You stole my thunder! LACE forevah!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso James Clavel's Taipan, ooooh, Pierce Brosnan at his best. I was in 6th grade when I read the book (massive) and then, they released the miniseries soon after, with my biggest crush! I just exploded. And I hated the actress who played his love interest, who happened to be the same one who played Phoebe Cate's mom in Lace.
Oh! Special thanks to @AKM! James Clavell's book turned miniseries is Noble House.
DeleteI'm going senile.
Lonesome Dove!
ReplyDeleteThe House Without a Christmas Tree (1972), with Jason Robards, Mildred Natwick and child star Lisa Lucas.
ReplyDeleteLoved that movie!
DeleteI remember a cozy evening watching "The House of Secrets and Lies" with my mom. She loved that title.
ReplyDeleteDeath of a Cheerleader with Tori Spelling
ReplyDeleteI loved The Thorn Birds.
ReplyDeleteHas everyone forgotten "Trilogy of Terror"?
ReplyDeleteBand of Brothers
ReplyDeleteAlso the 1996 Colin Firth/Jennifer Ehle Pride and Prejudice and one additional vote for 1981's Brideshead Revisited.
ReplyDeleteThorn Birds!!
ReplyDeleteJk, I just remember my mom loving the shit out of that miniseries when I was young.
Would Angels in America count? And of course Gia! Oh Ang, I love ya girl.
"Prick up your Ears."
ReplyDeleteJoe Orton would have loved going to those Brian Singer parties.
Oh, "North and South" and the sequel. The third part, not so much.
ReplyDeleteAnd Betty Broderick! I will ALWAYS stop what I am doing to watch Meredith B. go nuts and ram the car through Dan's front room, and throw back the Christmas ring. ("Oh, YOU liked it better. And that's what counts, right, Dan?! It's not what I ASKED for!") Sad to enjoy it so much, I know, when it's a true story about real people, but...that's some crazy shit right there.
I'll have to check out "Taipan." I'm on a big Pierce kick right now -- on season three of "Remington Steele," which I didn't watch as a wee one when it was first-run -- so I'm sure I will enjoy it.
"Prick Up Your Ears" was a theatrical film, not made for tv...
ReplyDeleteOh hey, I looked it up. The one with Pierce is "Noble House." Four parts? Sound right?
ReplyDeleteYou ARE right! It's Noble House. It's been so long!
DeleteBad Ronald.
ReplyDeleteThat Certain Summer a very close second.
ReplyDeleteRich Man,Poor Man; The Thornbirds & Gia
ReplyDeleteAngels in America
ReplyDeleteFavorite title: "Big Ass Spider" - was on the Syfy channel last Saturday night - best title ever! And funny - both intentionally and unintentionally.
ReplyDeleteSomething for Joey - a whole goddamn weepfest of a made for tv movie in the 70s.
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to crazy titles, the SyFy Channel takes the prize hands down:
ReplyDeleteSharktopus
Dinocroc
Frankenfish
Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus
Piranhaconda
Dinocroc vs. Supergator
Megapython vs. Gatoroid
Dinoshark
Jersey Shore Shark Attack
And many more besides those!
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ReplyDeleteThe 1970s were the Golden Age of TV movies. How could I choose just one? Trilogy of Terror, Bad Ronald, the Linda Blair masterpieces like Born Innocent and Sarah T: Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic, Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby, and Like Normal People (featuring the stellar acting of Shaun Cassidy and Linda Purl, the queen of 70s TV movies).
ReplyDeleteContract on Cherry Street with Frank Sinatra, Martin Balsam, Harry Guardino, Verna Bloom, Michael Nouri and Henry Silva. Followed by Trilogy of Terror and Duel.
ReplyDeletei read abt that once!! @hairydawg
ReplyDeletethere was this old movie i saw i think on lifetime YEARS AGO
ReplyDeleteits called Lisa, with the young girl from my two dads. I used to love that movie. Shes living with her single mom an talks to some older dude onthe phone.
Gah! I remember that! When I was younger I thought that was so creepy. I like the cheerleader one with kellie Martin.
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ReplyDeleteIt!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI second "I Know My First Name is Steven" (so sad)
ReplyDeleteAnd...."Sin of Innocence" with Megan Follows and Dermot Mulroney!
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ReplyDeleteWhat about Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway and Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn.
ReplyDeleteHer Best Friend's Son starring BAG.
ReplyDeleteBABYCAKES WHEN RICKI LAKES WAS FAT.
ReplyDeleteBABYCAKES WHEN RICKI LAKES WAS FAT.
ReplyDeleteIs Piranhaconda about the Hammaconda on a sexual conquest spree? I'd watch that!
ReplyDelete"Mother, May I Sleep With Danger" is the ultimate made-for-tv movie.
ReplyDeleteNo one mentioned The Deliberate Stranger. Great title and movie (Mark Harmon as Ted Bundy).
ReplyDeleteBand of Brothers.
ReplyDelete"Bad Ronald".
ReplyDeleteBus Riley's Back in Town!
ReplyDeleteLace, Gia, Betty Broderick (both movies), any Lifetime movie with Park Overall or Leslie Ann Warren...you KNOW your in for some serious melodrama usually with a healthy side of Bat Shit Crazy. And just because I grew up reading them I have to include the newest Flowers in the Attic and upcoming Petals in the Wind. My best friend from grade school and I read all the books a zillion times back in the day and there was no way in hell we were gonna miss the chance to watch the movies together!!! I am even changing my holiday plans so we can watch Petals together!
ReplyDeleteKate's Secret, Her Only Daughter, The Burning Bed, I Know My First Name Is Stephen. PBS has great movies too.
ReplyDeleteAnything with Meredith Baxter, Joanna Kearns, Tracy Gold, Melissa.Gilbert, Judith Light, and Connie Selleca.
ReplyDeleteI saw a messed up one with John Stamos on CBS and another messed up one with Tony Danza on the same network. Made for tv movies are not like they used to be. Thank God most of them ate on YouTube.
I want a date with Ryan banks
ReplyDelete@Illinois Fan, that's exactly what I was going to say. Harmon was great in that role (his best along with the Oscar Snubbed "Summer School"). It's hard for me to imagine Ted Bundy and not see Mark Harmon.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I always loved Helter Skelter. My Dad had me get that for him on DVD a couple of Christmas' ago.
Who will love my children?
ReplyDeleteSaddest film ever
'Salem's Lot is my favorite made for TV movie, but my favorite title is Mother May I Sleep with Danger.
ReplyDeleteLast Chance Cafe
ReplyDeleteIt's got Kevin Sorbo (vomit). He owns a cafe. His name is Chance. It's the gal's last chance at finding love. I just wet myself!
"Anything with Meredith Baxter, Joanna Kearns, Tracy Gold, Melissa.Gilbert, Judith Light, and Connie Selleca."
ReplyDeleteBwahahaha. Totally. They're the queens, aren't they?!
In the same vein as "The Deliberate Stranger," how about Gary Cole as Jeffrey MacDonald in "Fatal Vision"? I was nine when my family watched that, and I think that started my fascination with true crime. Bizarre story, and I'm still not sure who I believe.
I think we should crown "Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?" as the best title ever.
And I just thought of another one that's so bad it's good: "Friend 'Til the End" (I THINK) with Shannen Doherty. Remember that one? She's in a band and her sorority sister is trying to steal her bandmate boyfriend and just screw her over at every turn.
@Henriette +1 re: Salem's lot
ReplyDelete@Akm +1 fatal vision
The '80's simply RULED the TV miniseries!
I thought "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble" was an intriguing title.
ReplyDeleteBut I loved Roots. It changed my life.
"The Girl Most Likely To..." Stockard Channing, Ed Asner, 1973.
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