Top 10 Greatest 80s Movies You've NEVER Seen

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Every decade has its hidden gems! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the best underseen movies of the 1980’s that we think deserve a bit more love. Our countdown includes movies “Liquid Sky”, “Prince of the City”, “Tampopo” and more! Did we leave out any of your underrated 80’s favorites? Let us know in the comments!
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@WatchMojo 17 дней назад

Did we leave out any of your underrated 80’s favorites? Let us know in the comments! For more content like this, click here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L7O3bk2KP0I.html Don't forget to play our Live Trivia (www.watchmojo.com/play) games at 3pm EST for a chance to win cash! The faster you answer, the more points you get!

@marcusyates3044 14 дней назад

Terminator VS Robocop! The Better Movie!

@devingiles6597 14 дней назад

Troop Beverly Hills

@whitleysdollhouse877 14 дней назад

Yes, all of them

@adrianmendeslopes3244 14 дней назад

Why don't you make a ranking of 20 songs that would have had more views than ''Despacito'' if RU-vid had existed at that time?

@bramh4149 11 дней назад

No Way Out with Kevin Costner. A twist better than anything M.Night could ever do.

@Mos41f 14 дней назад

'The Hitcher' deserves a spot on this list. It's one of Christopher Nolan's favorite movies.

@ashishjoshi8148 14 дней назад

I absolutely love The Hitcher. I first saw it in 1993 and never forgot about it. I now have the special edition DVD. It must rank among the more violent 80s films along with Robocop and The Terminator!

@robotzombie9 14 дней назад

Rutger is a top notch villain, and the ending is chefs kiss.

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

Such an underrated thriller. Rutger is terrifying; he actually scared C. Thomas Howell with his method acting

@AAZEDLARC 14 дней назад

Great film. 80s not-mainstream films have been seriously underrated

@Graant96 5 дней назад

Super underrated

@andrewmauney3082 14 дней назад

Near Dark should be in the list. Very good vampire flick

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

One of Kathryn Bigelow’s first big movies

@darrencole97 14 дней назад

I love Night of the Comet. When I was a kid USA network liked to show “bad” movies in the 80’s.

@FedotDaNeTod 14 дней назад

90s was so shitty that they had to pretend that 80's had it flaws.

@bobbyprine3691 14 дней назад

It's been a long time since I have seen Night of the comet but watchedit a few times, so I kind of forgot about what happened in most of it just remember everyone had vanished except a couple of girls & a few badguys chasing them around a big city, kind of strange but scary & good.

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

@@bobbyprine3691I made sure to watch NOTC during this years infamous Eclipse!

@ch1701a 14 дней назад

I would have included "A Fish Called Wanda". Made in the 80's, it has been long forgotten but one of Kevin Kline and Jamie Lee Curtis's best performances.

@tristanflynn4014 14 дней назад

Something Wicked This Way Comes definitely deserves a place on this list.

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

But it wasn’t released in the ‘80s. Believe Disney released it in the ‘70s during their rough period following Walt’s death

@celticwolff5429 13 дней назад

@@LucyLioness100 1983

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

@@celticwolff5429lol !

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

@@LucyLioness100hee hee

@Codmaniac91 14 дней назад

The Wraith starring Charlie Sheen also deserves a spot on here

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

I loved Strange Invaders

@karmarube 14 дней назад

After Hours deserves a watch

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

My college professor had it on our list

@The3rdGunman 14 дней назад

After Hours is well known though...

@rodneykingston6420 9 дней назад

when I saw that movie in Boston on its first release, the audience was in stitches, laughing. A few weeks later, I was visiting home in Missouri, and I convinced a friend to go see it and the audience there were like "what the hell are we watching? Is this a movie?"

@JamesDavis-sh9gh 14 дней назад

Manhunter is an underrated classic. The first Hannibal Vector film with William Petersen as Will Graham and Successon's Brian Cox as Hannibal. Directed by Michael Mann

@edholmes3492 14 дней назад

Cox was way more chilling as Lecktor than Hopkins

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

It’s so ‘80s, but it’s well done. Mann has style and the source material that matched his direction

@ashishjoshi8148 14 дней назад

Manhunter is a far better film than the overhyped Silence of the Lambs. What a superb director Michael Mann is! Surely, Manhunter is one of the great serial killer films.

@giorgiapillai8241 7 дней назад

@@edholmes3492 yessssss!!! I agree with you! He's so "normal" and that's chilling!! 🥶🥶🥶🥶

@yukonr 4 дня назад

this movie was remade as "Red Dragon" with Anthony Hopkins and Edward Norton as the two leads, Manhunter was better imo

@Slimkidd730 14 дней назад

Night of the Comet is super unknown classic

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

Why knot try "Crepe Erase"?! Get rid of ur wrinkles and worries simultaneously!

@dizzlestizzle7284 14 дней назад

Strange to see Brazil on this list. Maybe it’s my generation and/or locale, but that film is beloved!

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

I don’t think enough current audiences know the film. Those who are Gilliam fans or fans of strange cinema are familiar with it

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

Gilliam's Island?

@RonSwansonIsMyGod 10 дней назад

As a genXer I can assure you the person who picked this list wasn't watching movies during the 80s... And I've seen at least half this list.

@blameline 6 дней назад

It had two Oscar nominations and won the LA Film Critics Association award for best picture, director, and screenplay.

@captainkanji1 12 дней назад

Repo Man is a classic. 'Up the creek' is good for some campy late night viewing.

@allabreveconsulting7067 11 дней назад

The music in Liquid Sky and Ladies and Gentleman the Fabulous Stains is totally awesome.

@jp3813 12 дней назад

Hong Kong cinema was thriving in the 80s, especially the action genre: Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain, A Better Tomorrow, City on Fire, A Chinese Ghost Story, Miracles, etc...

@BobSmith-uc5js 14 дней назад

I would recommend the 80's movie "The Quiet Earth", a NZ movie that explores what happens if a person wakes up and discovers everyone else has vanished. a good watch.

@MatchaMama70 14 дней назад

This is one of my all-time favorites!

@cptnunderpants3407 11 дней назад

b grade yes in spots ,,but good movie yes i agree bob , there's something about it that just works ..better than the omega man . {charlton heston 1971]

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

Thank u for the rec; added to my ever-expanding List.

@plinkitee 13 дней назад

I have to throw in "The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai". It's such a fun movie and you get to see several well-known actors early in their careers.

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

No matter where you go, there you are.

@sueellenwalsh1326 13 дней назад

Fandango is one of my favorite "least seen" movies from '85 It's a very funny and sentimental story of life decisions. Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Robards.

@ciag1988 14 дней назад

The 80s was just the best. Music, food, movies, and the esthetic.

@Kickinthescience 14 дней назад

I think 90s had a more diverse genre of classic movies

@katieroller4812 14 дней назад

Amen to that!! Nothing compares to the 80s and never will!!! THE best of times!!!

@americanzero 14 дней назад

Filmmakers took more risks in the seventies, though

@FedotDaNeTod 14 дней назад

@@Kickinthescience 90s had all colors of depression. 80s was way better.

@starkillerclub3755 14 дней назад

drugs

@Cookieboymonster1962 14 дней назад

This shows how effective a distribution method the video store was. I saw all of these on VHS back in the day without deliberately seeking them out. They were just sitting there on the shelves staring at me. I got around to them all eventually except Come and See which I watched just recently on youtube!

@bramh4149 11 дней назад

No Way Out with Kevin Costner and Sean Young never gets any love. One of my favourite twists ever.

@airsickgrove 13 дней назад

Repo Man ( Harry Dean Stanton & Emilio Estevez ) 1984 Near Dark ( Katheryn Bigelow's solo directorial debut ) 1987 Diner (1982) The Outsiders ( 1983 )

@bamberlamb6512 13 дней назад

I salute your taste in films these are all awesome

@strangerinthedark5707 14 дней назад

to live and to die in la seems pretty forgotten/unknown and it's amazing timeless movie.

@americanzero 14 дней назад

Kino put out a 4K not that long ago, which may have generated some interest in it

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

It’s my favorite Friedkin film. The cast is excellent & the car chase through the LA freeway is amazing

@trinaq 14 дней назад

I had the pleasure of seeing Paris Texas recently, and I was really impressed by it, from the acting, to the writing. Although it's slow moving, I'd recommend sticking with it.

@MatchaMama70 14 дней назад

The Hidden. It’s so good!

@servo90 14 дней назад

Brazil is my favorite movie. I even got to shake Terry Gilliam’s hand at a Q&A once and made him laugh.

@jamesmendonca2900 14 дней назад

Great list. I have seen half of these films, but they still deserve more recognition from people that have not seen them.

@scottmiller3930 13 дней назад

Haven't watched the video yet but I'm gonna say "Manhunter". I would also call out the fact that all "R" rated movies suffered from this enforced rating but "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Robo-Cop" would prove me wrong.

@pmgjwg 13 дней назад

"Come and See" as well as "Threads" are so well-done you'll never want to watch them again

@christophermerlot3366 14 дней назад

1) I got to see Liquid Sky in a retro theatre in the 1990s. Fortunately I was really high at the time. 2) I nominate the sheer lunacy of The Hidden (1987).

@sethsevaroth 11 дней назад

The Last Starfighter was one of my favorites to catch on rerun as a kid growing up in the 90s

@Codmaniac91 14 дней назад

Class of 1984 deserves a spot on this list

@AntonXul 13 дней назад

Definitely. I saw this a few months ago and was impressed.

@OikPoinFive 11 дней назад

@@AntonXulbible reals.

@Berserk002 14 дней назад

My fav movies from the 80s: 1- The shining 2- Back to the future 3- Terminator 1 4- Aliens 5- Raiders of the lost arc 6- E.t extra-terrestrial 7- Scarface 8- Die hard 9- A nightmare on elm street 10- Predator 11- The untouchables 12- Once upon a time in america 13- The first four friday the 13th 14- Rocky lV 15- Breakfast club

@timothymorris157 14 дней назад

What about Ghostbusters (1984) Lethal Weapon (1987) and Empire Strikes Back (1980)?

@Berserk002 14 дней назад

@@timothymorris157 Not my cup of tea

@timothymorris157 14 дней назад

@@Berserk002 That’s a shame because they’re some of the best 80’s films ever!

@Berserk002 13 дней назад

@@timothymorris157 Yeah but they didn't do it for me 🤷🏻‍♂️

@GlennTheSadMarinersFan 13 дней назад

Big trouble in little China, The Gods must be crazy!, Romancing the stone. :)

@starkillerclub3755 14 дней назад

The Hotel New Hampshire, River's Edge, Bagdad Cafe, Videodrome, American Pop, Wisdom, Barfly, The Hitcher, Runaway Train, The Pope of Greenwich Village, Brain Damage

@robotzombie9 14 дней назад

Does anybody remember Midnight Madness? An 80s scavenger hunt romp. No idea if it held up, but i remember loving it as a kid.

@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh 13 дней назад

Micheal j fox right?

@robotzombie9 13 дней назад

@@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh yep!

@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh 13 дней назад

@@robotzombie9 the net needs a USA network up all night or the Sunday afternoon setup! They all the cool 🍿 movies

@MBulge70 8 дней назад

I had a copy of that and my GenZ kid stole it as it’s one of her fav all time movies. I even had to put together a scavenger hunt for her for one of her birthdays at a mall because of this movie…

@robotzombie9 8 дней назад

@@MBulge70 what?! That's a great story. You sound like an amazing parent to arrange that.

@AntonXul 13 дней назад

“Disorganized Crime” from 1989 is such and underrated crime comedy. It is so good with an all star cast with Ed O’Neill, Lou Diamond Phillips, Ruben Blades, Fred Gwynne, Corbin Bernsen and others. It’s so quotable. Ruben Blades steals this one with his funny quips. “The Hidden” from 1987 is another underrated horror sci-fi movie that’s insanely good. Easily one of the best of the ‘80s that doesn’t get much attention. “Night of the Creeps” from 1986 is another good horror movie that I think young people would not have heard of. It’s really good with good funny dialogue, too. “Waxwork” from 1988 is yet another great horror movie that doesn’t get any attention from the mainstream. It’s an excellent horror movie with a great cast and premise. Check it out. “Into the Night” from 1985 is a good thriller with Jeff Goldbloom & Michelle Pfeiffer with a cameo of David Bowie in it. I remember this as a kid and thought it was pretty good. “Class of 1984” from 1982 is a really good thriller I saw recently. I was so impressed by this movie. So good.

@TheNaturalPatHarris 14 дней назад

“80s movie you’ve never seen” 10# is a classic 😊

@RonSwansonIsMyGod 10 дней назад

As a genXer I can assure you the person who picked this list wasn't watching movies during the 80s...

@charlielenk1677 14 дней назад

Not on this list and tragically overlooked: Miracle Mile, though when it gets dark it gets dark fast.

@scottboyenga7532 13 дней назад

Come and See is one of those movies that makes you just sit there and reflect for like a half hour after it’s over! Astounding and horrifying at the same time!

@FGH9G 14 дней назад

What about 'Extreme Prejudice' from 1987? Starring Nick Nolte, Michael Ironside, and Clancy Brown. That movie is fantastic! But totally overlooked!

@theonetruerobb4852 14 дней назад

Smithereens Reanimator Real Genius

@robotzombie9 14 дней назад

I have Real Genius on my DVR and Ill keep it forever!

@theonetruerobb4852 14 дней назад

@@robotzombie9 "...and then we're cha-cha-ing..."

@johngarrett7699 6 дней назад

Although not from the 80's, I have always found these movies to be criminally underrated. The Favour, the Watch and the Very Big Fish (1991), An Everlasting Piece (2000), Plunkett & Macleane (1999)

@MBulge70 8 дней назад

My fave 80’s teen comedy was the massively ignored Three O’Clock High…

@sword_of_light 12 дней назад

Moon Over Paradore is a marvelous comedy, with Richard Dreyfuss playing an actor, and an actor playing the deceased dictator of an obscure Latin American nation, and playing the original dictator. Raul Julia is the menacing power behind the throne - a criminally overlooked roll of his - and Sonia Braga as the dictator's mistress.

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

Speaking of underappreciated little Richard Dreyfuss classics, if you haven't seen his very next movie after MOP, "Let It Ride," I envy you getting the chance to see it for the very first time. And bcs this is the ONLY way to experience movies, I'm not going to say one more word abt it; no spoilers @ all, not even a genre clue.

@angelthman1659 14 дней назад

Paris, Texas is not a forgotten movie at all. People still talk about it.

@tomh.2405 14 дней назад

"My Favorite Year," from 1982. A jittery young writer on a 1950s comedy show gets assigned to babysit an aging matinee idol -- a charming but irresponsible type, played by Peter O'Toole -- who's going to be guest-starring on the show. Everything in this film works; in particular, the comedic timing, reminiscent of the screwball comedies of the '30s and '40s, is absolutely dead-on.

@SteveLombardi58 14 дней назад

I loved that film. No one I know has seen it.

@tomh.2405 14 дней назад

@@SteveLombardi58 I know what you mean. People who HAVE seen it tend to love it, but...

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

Truly brilliant movie; haven't seen it in yrs. I shld definitely watch it again. Thanks for the prompt.

@alanwhit8770 11 дней назад

'Into the Night' starring Jeff Goldblum and a wonder Michelle Feiffer and a long list of cameo film directors.

@techserviceondemand9409 9 дней назад

A great "you've NEVER seen" list. I think I saw 8 out of the 10 and 5 of those I watched multiple times. The one that NEEDS to be on the NEVER seen list? Diva, 1981.

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

Second that. Diva is the quintessential 80's French film. Style, depth, fun, thrills.

@ArnoldLokman 14 дней назад

Totally agree with number one choice.

@coolnegative 9 дней назад

Suburbia, First Born, Prayer of the Rollerboys, Solarbabies, The Last Starfighter, Iron Eagle, The Rescue, Space Camp...............

@Biorythym 14 дней назад

"Melvin & Howard" = Dabney Coleman R.I.P

@PianoVampire 13 дней назад

And still no place for the greatest, most underrated film of all time - Streets of fire

@vinny_the_kidd 13 дней назад

You forgot William Hurt’s Altered States (of mind)

@AAZEDLARC 14 дней назад

"Absolute Beginners," "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence," and "The Hunger," all with David Bowie. Also Ken Russell's "Gothic," for s*its and giggles :))

@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh 13 дней назад

Tuff turf, night of the comet, beat street, the list goes on oh yeah real genius!

@Robert-ey9xh 13 дней назад

I own Night Of The Comet and Desert Hearts,both are great movies.

@Philagape 12 дней назад

Miracle Mile: Anthony Edwards receives an anonymous wrong number at a diner pay phone warning of nuclear war in an hour. How to tell people? That's the movie.

@bamberlamb6512 13 дней назад

I was going to say King of New York but it was actually made in 1990, so I'll suggest "Into the night", starring Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer, it also has David Bowie in it

@wekakiwi 13 дней назад

And a terrific (but little known) thriller called The Hidden. Made around 1987. I think Kyle McLachlan and Michael Nouri co-star.

@chynne33 14 дней назад

*pulls up a chair to see how many of these movies she saw on HBO as a kid and/or had on VHS growing up*

@smartalek180 7 дней назад

And... ??

@bryanmysko9288 12 дней назад

Bagdad Cafe belongs on this list.

@margaretedwards1366 11 дней назад

"Cutter's Way" should be on the list.

@MadwithPower556 5 дней назад

Tampopo is a work of genius. I loved it.

@Zabetta1963 13 дней назад

#7 Brazil one of my all time favourite 😻 Not in the list but I love it “Bagdad Cafe” dark and funny with an excellent cameo by Jack Palance

@edreid7872 14 дней назад

Brazil is so unappreciated in the States, the unpleasant ending in the original was changed into a ridiculous ribbons and rainbows edit..

@LucyLioness100 14 дней назад

Oh Gilliam has never been shy how pissed off he was at then Universal President Sid Sheinberg for changing his original ending

@edreid7872 14 дней назад

@@LucyLioness100 Not only is horrible, but terribly edited..tacked on by amateur film students..

@caronstout354 14 дней назад

The original cut is available on dvd.

@edreid7872 14 дней назад

@@caronstout354 I only saw the edited version on television.. So many parts were cut, it was unrecognizable.. Like watching The Exorcist on network television..

@The_Dudester 14 дней назад

The greatest 80's Rock movie you've never seen: Get Crazy (1983)- Wild, out of control, politically incorrect NSFW humor, mixed with the blues, punk rock and heavy metal music, all wrapped around a new year's eve party at a club.

@carmawarlock8455 12 дней назад

The Wall is the best rock movie ever conceived

@Starchild1980 11 дней назад

Polyester by John Waters was missing here....wildly funny movie with many one liners and ....FILMED IN ODORAMA!!

@linkbiff1054 14 дней назад

Here’s some more: Sid & Nancy, Kagemusha, Great Santini, Ragtime, Diva, Hannah & Her Sisters

@MatchaMama70 14 дней назад

Absolutely agree with The Great Santini!

@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh 13 дней назад

Great santini right!

@wendeboyd503 13 дней назад

Except those are pretty well known and seen

@MrBoyYankee 14 дней назад

Brazil is a certified classic. 😎

@babimuk 8 дней назад

I've never seen Brazil but immediately recognised the first gentleman in the clip as the 'high sparrow' from GOT. Never seen him outside of that role, so interesting to see him as a younger actor.

@sheilaholmes8455 14 дней назад

Night of the Comet is good. I rented it back in the day. Melvin and Howard is good too.

@thedarkangel1975 3 дня назад

I love Night of the Comet! I even have my blu-ray signed by Catherine Mary Stewart!

@jonathangriffin8060 14 дней назад

"Prince of the City" by Sidney Lumet is almost similar to "Serpico" starring Al Pacino. It was also a story about a detective investigating corruption within the police force.

@kylebentley7512 День назад

Paris, Texas is one of my favorite movies ever. Come and See is the most horrifying movie I’ve ever seen.

@vstarox 12 дней назад

3 movies that are still hilarious and didnt get the recognition they deserve are Vibes with Cindy Lauper Armed and dangerous with john candy and Jumpin jack flash with whoopi. All sooooo funny

@Ringmaster138 14 дней назад

Gloria (1980) by John Cassavetes

@williamsummerson1204 14 дней назад

The Tall Man and Paris,Texas are fantastic movies.😀

@davidpumpkinsjr.5108 14 дней назад

I've seen "The Tall Guy". It's pretty funny but if you want to see an obscure Jeff Goldblum film, check out "Mr. Frost". It's a thriller where Goldblum plays a man who may or may not be the devil.

@starkillerclub3755 14 дней назад

Wow, I forgot about that one, def underrated!

@user-rt9zq8rs9k 14 дней назад

The Night The Lights Ran Out In Georgia is MY honorable mention . It stars Kristy McNichol Dennis Quaid and Mark Hamill .

@user-ng2nt2tx4p 7 дней назад

Brazil was orders of magnitude better than the rest. It and Night of the Comet were good for multiple viewings.

@ricardohurtado5646 14 дней назад

Liquid Sky is truly a cult classic that is like watching a kaleidoscopic capsule in time. Very relevant today as it was now.

@deqew1 13 дней назад

Into the night 1985, Jeff Goldblum

@AltaroRitmerZaxmer 8 дней назад

Thanks for your sharing. I will watch these short movies by using Immersive Translate.

@timerdudestephens1 11 дней назад

I love watching 80s movies they are amazing to watch

@michaeldiogenesbest6127 14 дней назад

Only the Director's Cut of Brazil matters....

@Elitist20 14 дней назад

1:58 - the real Melvin Dummar. In Tampopo, interspersed with the main story are a series of short sketches on the subject of food. Liquid Sky's Anne Carlisle later appeared in Desperately Seeking Susan. Mystery Train features Screamin' Jay Hawkins as the desk clerk of a seedy hotel in Memphis, and Joe Strummer holding up a liquor store. Two Australian films I'd add are the surreal Bliss (1985), and Dogs in Space (1987) featuring INXS's Michael Hutchence.

@danielbrown503 12 дней назад

After Midnight with Griffin Dunne.

@loboblanco4426 9 дней назад

Liquid sky was great.

@crystalshaw8744 13 дней назад

Night Of The Comet is my ish. Love that movie and I have seen it several times.

@chasetemple1518 14 дней назад

Brazil (1985), the movie on the #7 spot, is Doug Walker the Nostalgia Critic's #1 favorite movie of all time.

@alyzu4755 5 дней назад

I LOVE "The Tall Guy"!

@whitleysdollhouse877 14 дней назад

Hey, @WatchMojo, can you please do "Top 10 Greatest 90s Movies You've NEVER Seen", yes or no?

@j.tshark3313 8 дней назад

Saw almost off of them but the Japanese movie. Night of the Comet was very popular in Canada and Paris, Texas is an art house fav

@KattMurr 14 дней назад

I own Liquid Sky on DVD..

@CraftySouthpaw 12 дней назад

Surprised Buckaroo Banzai didn't make it on here. That movie epitomizes "unseen"/forgotten '80s cult films IMO.

@ebecenti 11 дней назад

I would put Uncommon Valor on this list. It doesn’t get talked about enough

@SaraMKay 2 дня назад

I missed that brilliant Art Garfunkel starring film, where they were in Paris or something

@carmawarlock8455 13 дней назад

Nice list. I wouldn't really call Brazil obscure though. Paris, Texas is a classic by the underrated director Wim Wendors and underrated actor Harry Dean Stanton. Haven't seen Come and See yet but I've heard great things. Although, being on the recent Sight and Sound list isn't exactly a glowing endorsement. They voted Jeanne Deilman as the greatest movie of all time. They've totally sold out their credibility