The Blob (1988) & Night of The Comet (1984)

<p>This week on <strong>Late Fee Files </strong>is joined by Chunk the Punk, and we’re rewinding to the 80s for a double feature of slime, synths, and end-of-the-world shenanigans! First up, it’s <strong>The Blob (1988)</strong>, the gloriously gooey remake that takes a seemingly harmless alien organism and turns a small town into an all-you-can-eat buffet. With some seriously nasty practical effects, creative kills, and plenty of &#39;80s horror goodness, this one proves that sometimes the remake really is worth the rental.</p><p>Then we’re heading into the apocalypse with <strong>Night of the Comet (1984)</strong>, where two Valley Girls discover they might be among the last people left alive after a mysterious cosmic event wipes out most of humanity. Between killer mall vibes, zombie-like survivors, and a whole lot of neon-soaked &#39;80s attitude, it’s a post-apocalyptic adventure with a personality all its own.</p><p>So grab your favorite snack, dust off that old rental card, and join us as we revisit two cult favorites that bring very different flavors of &#39;80s genre fun. Were these hidden gems worth rewinding, or should they have stayed buried on the video store shelf?</p><p><strong>Rewind. Rewatch. Return it late.</strong> </p>