Album: 80's?!

Description: Ernie Henderson, played by Joshua Rudoy, warns his sister of the dangers out there in the 1987 comedy, "Harry and the Hendersons"

Description: Harry and Sally do silly voices in Rob Reiner's comedy, "When Harry Met Sally," with Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan

Description: Bastian screams an inaudible name in the 1984 fantasy classic, "The Neverending Story"

Description: An Old Man investigates a gooey blob on his property in the 1958 horror cult classic, "The Blob"

Description: Harry Swanson's the name, and excitement's his game, in the John Carpenter Action film, "Big Trouble in Little China", with Kurt Russell

Description: Jake, played by Gailard Sartain, may have figured out the secret ingredient to "Eggs Erroneous" - In the Jim Varney Ernest P. Worrell comedy, "Ernest Goes to Camp"

Description: Dark Helmet and Lonestar get their schwartz twisted in the Mel Brooks comedy, Spaceballs

Description: The bartender helps sing "My Little Buttercup" to the Amigo's bar sing-a-long in the 1986 comedy, "Three Amigos!"

Description: Olympia Dukakis unloads on Cher in the romantic comedy "Moonstruck"

Description: George Wendt as NORM in the TV Series, "Cheers"

Description: And knitting, and knitting, and knitting, and knitting. And knitting. From the Tim Burton classic.

Description: Cameron is dying in the John Hughes classic, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

Description: Principal Vernon has Bender for the next two months in John Hughes' "The Breakfast Club", with Paul Gleason

Description: Mrs. Deagle had it coming in Joe Dante's "Gremlins"

Description: Eddie Valiant has had enough of TOONS in the Robert Zemeckis movie, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"

Description: Thunder gets filled with rage until he simply explodes - From the John Carpenter-classic, "Big Trouble in Little China"

Description: Janine Melnitz gets their first customer in the Ivan Reitman comedy, "Ghostbusters"

Description: Buckaroo Banzai gives some solid advice in the W. D. Richter sci-fi cult classic, "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension" with Peter Weller.

Description: Travis Henderson, played by Harry Dean Stanton, walks around in the Wim Wenders indie drama, "Paris, Texas"

Description: Mr. Breakfast asks for some Mr. T cereal in the Tim Burton-classic, "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure"

Description: Gage Creed waltzes towards his Mommy in the 1989 horror film, "Pet Sematary" with Miko Hughes

Description: Ruby Sue didn't do nothin' wrong, and she still got the shaft - from the Christmas classic "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" with Ellen Latzen

Description: My name is Inigo Montoya, played by Mandy Patinkin, in the Rob Reiner adventure, "The Princess Bride", with Christopher Guest

Description: Marty and Nigel discuss "11" in the Rob Reiner-directed rock doc, "This is Spinal Tap"

Description: In 1985's "Santa Claus: The Movie", the villain B.Z. eats candy canes and floats away in the unforgiving vacuum of space. With John Lithgow

Description: Look! It's Magic Johnson! Magic Screen and he are cousins. From the holiday classic, "Pee-Wee's Christmas Special" with Paul Reubens.

Description: Ricky Caldwell HATES garbage day in the 1987 holiday slasher, "Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2"

Description: Stanley Spadowski lets a fan drink from the fire hose in the Weird Al Yankovic's comedy, "UHF"

Description: Telepathy causes a head explosion in Cronenberg's "Scanners"

Description: Chunk spills the beans in the 80's classic, "The Goonies"

Description: The Norwegian tries to warn the men of Outpost 31 in John Carpenter's "The Thing"

Description: Thunder gets filled with rage until he simply explodes, mid-Mamma Mia! - From the John Carpenter-classic, "Big Trouble in Little China"

Description: In 1987's "Mannequin," the flamboyant Hollywood blasts the police with a fire hose and loves it.

Description: Mola Ram, played by Amrish Puri, rips out hearts in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"

Description: ALF from Melmac went home in the 80's sitcom, "ALF"

Description: Snik, played by Rick Ducommun, warns other folks of the main boss, BOY, in the 1989 comedy, "Little Monsters"