#Explorers 1985 clips movie
Shame, as most of the movie is very charming. Without giving too much away (that I haven't already!) it kinda loses the plot in the last section and the director knew this as soon as he'd screened it for a test audience. The problem with this film is the ending. We have the obligatory pubescent female love interest provided by Amanda Peterson, who only 12 at the time was to later play the part of Cindy in "Can't Buy Me Love". He plays an interesting character who seemingly just wants to share in the wonder of their experience.perfect for an early teen fairytale. This seems all well and good until someone gets trapped inside it momentarily and that gives them the idea to make a 'spaceship' that they can surround with the field and go off travelling.ĭirected by Joe Dante and as in every Dante film, Dick Miller makes an appearance, this time as a cop who spots the kids in their home made spacecraft from a police helicopter and tracks them down. The kids are sent plans in their dreams of an electronic circuit that makes a spherical force field (built by Phoenix's geek character). The characters are fleshed out nicely and sensitively portrayed by the young cast.
Up until that point we follow them in an unusually nicely made young teen film. His buddy Phoenix builds a circuit from the dream-diagram and hooks it to his computer, generating a miraculous force. Hawke, then about 12, receives schematics from outer space in his dreams. The plot elegantly captures the dreams of a typical young sci-fi fan / space enthusiast. although we don't realise that until near the end. Explorers is a must for all true science fiction film collectors. “In an era where we are obsessed with nostalgia, Red Axes achieved something against that grain while still paying homage to the underrated greats that came before them.Starring the late River Phoenix in an almost unrecognisable 'geek' role and a young Ethan Hawke, Explorers is the tale of kids that are invited by an alien species to come and visit them. Each copy includes a two-sided postcard with a manipulated frame from one of Lena’s music videos. The jacket is a reinterpretation of the original 'Gallop' cover, isolating the photograph of Lena layered on a grid backdrop designed by Eloise Leigh. The latter features middle eastern rhythms by fellow Tel Aviv musicians The Dirty Lizards.Īll songs have been mastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. 9” and “Liqueur Ruby” are submerged in psychedelic mist. Through their alchemy, “Witches” and “And We Hear "I Love You” have been transformed into solid dancefloor tools, while “No. Their own productions and remixes have appeared on labels such as I’m a Cliché, Correspondant, and Hivern Discs. The duo, DJs and producers Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi, were raised on a diet of post-punk, new-wave, and Italo-disco at fogged out warehouse and basement parties.
We’ve recruited Tel-Aviv's Red Axes to remix four of their favorite tracks from ‘Gallop’. You can email pictures of the sample (see example).
(It doesnt matter if the samples are broken. Lena says of ‘Gallop’, “It’s a study in the mythology of urban population of the contemporary metropolis and also a gaze into the future life of it.” Measure the rod diameter & hole diameter then you can look on this page find a match. Lena narrates each song, reciting her own surreal poetry. The album was made exclusively using analog synthesizers, and prominently features the iconic Roland TR-808 drum machine. Her second solo album, ‘Gallop’, was produced in 1985, and reissued by Dark Entries in 2015. Lena Platonos is a pioneer of the Greek electronic music scene.
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