Retro Movies & 90s/2000s Internet
The 1980s were a wild time for cinema, but if there’s one face that defined the decade’s comedy landscape, it’s Bill Murray.
With his signature deadpan delivery, chaotic charm, and effortless cool, he went from an SNL breakout to one of the biggest box office draws on the planet.
But which of his classic ’80s flicks actually brought in the most cash?
USA Up All Night is only something I recently discovered and missed out on watching as it is (obviously) an American thing – something we would never have gotten here in the land of Australia, especially back in 1989, when it started.
If you are like me, you may not know what this show was.
Then again, if you were lucky, you may have fond memories of watching movie late at night when this show aired.
Either way, it’s time to dive into this classic piece of TV and film history.
It’s amazing where web surfing takes you.
This is a lost art of discovery that didn’t always take you some place safe, but it definitely took you on a journey.
Back in the 90s and 2000s – before the internet consisted of 6 main social media sites for the majority of people – people jumped from website to website (which were all wonderfully and horribly unique) making discoveries along the way.
Continue reading “The Internet Underground Magazine Of The 90s”
In this first instalment of my Double Feature series, I wanted to bring you two of my favourite films together – The Thing (1982) & The Fly (1986). Continue reading “Double Feature – The Masters of Practical Body Horror”
Back in 1986 if you went to eat at Burger King you might have been in for a treat as during 1986, the King had a tie-in promotion with the Thunder Cats cartoon.
What got me down this rabbit hole was finding an employee’s promotion badge from that time on eBay.
Continue reading “Burger King Thunder Cats Meal Packs From 1986”
It’s only human on the outside…
A movie that is more than the sum of its parts.
No one believes the truth…or lives to tell it.
A boy and his doll.
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
One of the worst Wes Craven films.
All he cared about was Gleaming the Cube… until the night they killed his brother.
A quintessential early Christian Slater Film.