Simply an good 80s teen movie that brings back memories
Added 11/4/2009
Simply an 80s teen movie that brings back memories. It's nice to not see cell phones, computers, and other modern things in this movie.
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I love this movie and was so excited to see the dvd release
Added 4/21/2009
Gosh, I was pretty young when my mother taped Morgan Stewart's Coming Home off of t.v. for me. I watched it pretty frequently, and as I grew up it become sort of a comfort movie and it moved with me, well it wore out. So yay to the DVD Lost Collection.
Morgan Stewart is played by Jon Cryer, he's an awkward teenager who just wants to be part of his family. He's super into horror flicks. Well after a pretty crazy prank at the boarding school the headmaster informs Morgan that his parents called and they want him to come home. Morgan hasn't lived at home since he was about 8 or so. He doesn't really know much about his parents anymore and they certainly don't know or understand Morgan. His dad is a Republican Senator and his mother is an overly structured rigid rule cracking mom.
Morgan meets a fellow horror movie fan and falls in love, and the more Morgan is himself the less his mother understands him and tries to restrict his life. When the restrictions become unbearable Morgan runs away and discovers some political secrets and ...I have to leave you there least I give away the ending.
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No Widescreen Release?
Added 3/18/2009
I'm glad this is coming to DVD after all these years as it's one of my favorite 80's films, but only released in fullscreen? I'm hoping a widescreen version is also in the works.
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Finally!!!
Added 3/4/2009
I have worn out two VHS tapes of this movie. I am so excited that it's finally being released on dvd. This is a fun and very overlooked movie from the 80's starring Jon Cryer. I love so many scenes in this movie, I can't just pick one favorite. Now if they would release some more of my 80's favorites on dvd all would be well.
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How can you fault it
Added 10/9/2008
How can you fault a movie that opens with a close up of the poster for Fulci's ZOmbie, features a George A Romero look-alike, and has the horror film geek's answer to Richie Rich - the kid with all the toys you wanted!! I mean, a Tobe Hooper autographed chainsaw!!
I love this movie and I salute the others on this page who share my affections!
**wishing for a DVD release**
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Simply an good 80s teen movie that brings back memories
Added 11/4/2009
Simply an 80s teen movie that brings back memories. It's nice to not see cell phones, computers, and other modern things in this movie.
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I love this movie and was so excited to see the dvd release
Added 4/21/2009
Gosh, I was pretty young when my mother taped Morgan Stewart's Coming Home off of t.v. for me. I watched it pretty frequently, and as I grew up it become sort of a comfort movie and it moved with me, well it wore out. So yay to the DVD Lost Collection.
Morgan Stewart is played by Jon Cryer, he's an awkward teenager who just wants to be part of his family. He's super into horror flicks. Well after a pretty crazy prank at the boarding school the headmaster informs Morgan that his parents called and they want him to come home. Morgan hasn't lived at home since he was about 8 or so. He doesn't really know much about his parents anymore and they certainly don't know or understand Morgan. His dad is a Republican Senator and his mother is an overly structured rigid rule cracking mom.
Morgan meets a fellow horror movie fan and falls in love, and the more Morgan is himself the less his mother understands him and tries to restrict his life. When the restrictions become unbearable Morgan runs away and discovers some political secrets and ...I have to leave you there least I give away the ending.
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No Widescreen Release?
Added 3/18/2009
I'm glad this is coming to DVD after all these years as it's one of my favorite 80's films, but only released in fullscreen? I'm hoping a widescreen version is also in the works.
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