In 1983 ... something terrible is coming. An ominous if all too obvious tag line you could hear emanating out from any scratchy trailer making its way through grindhouses in the golden age of 80s horror. Like the evil screen presence flickering in a midnight showing of A Nightmare On Elm Street, where inescapable destruction could take the form of the very cathode ray TV you fell asleep watching, horror fans left theaters relieved they ha...