Superhero Movies of the 1980's (80's EMPORIUM) 

I grew up in the eighties and I've seen a lot of these, I've watched a few of your videos and probably haven't commented enough on how nostalgic and heart-warming they are. Although there are several better movies in your list, Condorman is one that I have a soft spot for.

Flash Gordon, Sheena and Supergirl need more love!!!

Automan (1983-84) was a fun show.

There really were lots of emporiums in the 1980s,every time hear that word I think the 80s. Not even kidding

I HIGHLY recommend watching The Puma Man but only with MST3K. I almost peed my pants laughing so hard!

11:53 the incredible hulk starring Norton actually had a cameo from bixby as well

What a cool little video, I barely remember the 80's but this was a wonderful trip down memory lane with some detailed insights on movies I haven't even heard of, lovely stuff

Toxic avenger reboot? With Peter dinklage? When is this coming

Sheena is a GOAT movie

You forgot Remo Williams, loved the movies in the eighties

I enjoyed this

Sheena and The Return of Captain Invincible stirred some long dormant memories. Condorman deserves more love, not even available on Disney+ Blade is on the 80s superhero list too.

Don't forget about Buckaroo Banzai!

Awwww rest in peace John Ritter...

Good video but if you're going to mention TV shows, you forgot Misfits of Science! And a few opinions of mine (just opinions): 1) Supergirl was at least as good as Superman IV and should be as well known. 2) Dolph Lundgren's Punisher was actually pretty decent from what I remember. I remember it being on cable in the late '80's or real early '90's. 3) I LOVE Flash Gordon! That being said, I consider it more Sci-Fi like Buck Rogers than a Superhero movie. 4) I don't whine or criticize MOST Marvel or DC movies today because all I really had in the late '80's were the excellent Batman (over and over and over again) or the made-for-TV Incredible Hulk movies. The exception is X-Men: Dark Phoenix. That story didn't work as a subplot in X-Men: The Last Stand and making it into an entire movie is an insult to the CLASSIC Claremont/Byrne story arc. I know that changes need to be made to stories for films but that movie was just a huge mess. I did like most of the acting, though, but I'm usually easy to please.

I though Supergirl was okay as it was different from Superman and Flash is great :-)

Flash Gordon is a superhero? I guess the rationale must be that he was in a comic book, but does that make someone a superhero? I hadn't thought of Robocop as a superhero, but I'll buy that one.

Superman II and Flash Gordon are 70s movies released a year too late.

no one EVER talks about the Return Of Captain Invincible! In my opinion the greatest so bad it's good film of all time!

It's not the 80's. It's the '80s.

Somebody please remake Puma Man 😁

these are supposed to be movies....not t.v....I watched all of them...did you catch "misfits of science"?..surprised you got super fuzz... :)

This is the "Golden Age"??????

Star Wars copied Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers movies from 1930's also King Arthur movies.

Conan.....

Iconic? What is the standard for that label? Pal, you need to take an English class. This is a fun video but you got to try a dictionary. 🙄 Plus, Tim Burton’s Batman movie did not send Batman on its way to being one of the most “iconic” superheroes…it was well established decades earlier in comics, toys and tv. 🙄🙄 # bornyesterday

If yo8 are going t mention the Superman movie from the 70s then why not the Spiderman movie from 1977? It was the first movie I watched on our video player.

So superhero movies in the 19 eighties and then proceeds to list superman from 1978