Mazes and Monsters Part 2

Bound together by a desire to play "Mazes and Monsters," Robbie and his four college classmates decide to move the board game into the local legendary cavern. Robbie starts having visions for real, and the line between reality and fantasy fuse into a harrowing adventure.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• 80's
• movies
• fantasy
• Tom Hanks

[pellyell]

wow thats weird the first time i look it up and u just put it up yesterday wow lol

[boskolost]

@pellyell

Glad I could have the whole movie up for you. Keep a look out soon as I'm putting up more very rare movies.

[pellyell]

@boskolost where do u get them? do u have them on tape or something?

[boskolost]

@pellyell

VHS copies mostly

[TheVinoThunderbird]

@anarchopinko It is funny they stress its danger versus the alcohol they are consuming. In all my years I have never a table full of players and no Mountain Dew or beer in sight.

[anarchopinko]

Lol @ peer pressure to play a tabletop rpg.

[BiracialGoddess]

@aznsbd Keep in mind this was made around '82 when the video game industry was in a bit of a slump.

[Afroxec]

the da vinci code and this are not that far away from each other. this is a warning not to explore the mysteries the reward for disobeying is knowledge as illustrated in the da vinci code

[godscuttingyoudown]

I'll spoil the ending for you guys

In the game, Hank's imaginary friend is lost at sea and the last thing he shouts is his friends name over and over again....."WILSON!! WILSON!! WIIIILLLLSOOOON!!"

[mewtata]

Yaknow, this movie kinda reminds me of the Dead Poet's Society; only here the movie actually blames the scapegoat.

[TomeOfBattle]

Poor Robbie. Reminds me of my family and a particularly awful car trip we took 2 years ago. Thankfully the situation has improved lately. It's kids like these, kids with problems, insecurities, and unnecessary pressures that flip out, even if they play D&D or not. D&D is most assuredly NOT the devil's game.

[torchiest]

It's great that you put this up, but wow what a piece of anti-D&D propaganda.

[ikillmofos]

I was 7 when I watched this the last time on TV. I'm 36 now! If this is the movie I think it is... Tom Hanks jumps off a building and commits suicide (due to being delusional) in the end. Let's see how it turns out.

[SquainbowSquaising]

The dude driving the car sounds like my wife...especially the 'You've had too much to drink." part