The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Back To The Future
Germain Lussier
By 1986, the year April Fool’s Day was released, the slasher genre was suffering from box-office fatigue. Pioneering franchise Friday the 13th was already on its sixth entry, and nearly every holiday had already been snatched up as a backdrop for a slight variation on the same kill-crazy rampage.
New Year’s Eve looks very different this year, so why not celebrate with a few classic characters like Tony Stark and SpongeBob SquarePants.
Is it really Christmas if you don’t have a little sci-fi on your tree? Hallmark would say no.
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