The Coolest Kids Of The ’80s Wore E.T. Shoes From Buster Brown
They’re “extra terrific.”
They’re “extra terrific.”
9 Film Frames Tumblr attempts the retelling of iconic movies in just nine frames.The results are actually visually compelling.
Pour one out for the ’80s & ’90s.
An adorable 7-year-old Joseph Gordon-Levitt got one his very first roles on this classic ‘80s sitcom.
An impressive look at the work and detail that went into creating the iconic Autobot leader.
This photo so legendary, I can’t even wrap my head around it.
Years later, you now know these films made you realize you had private parts and you hated your parents.
WARNING: This video is best watched while hugging your dog.
“What happens to us in the future? What do we become a#*holes or something?”
Cosplay costumes done right! Some of these costumes will blow you away.
Muppet Magazine scored an interview with Leonard Nimoy in 1984. This publication deserves far more credit.
Thankfully we were spared an awful sequel that might have destroyed our perception of this wonderful classic.
Artist Kishokahime created a beautiful series of posters that reimagines our favorite movie heroines.
10 images that will remind you just how awesome the ’80s & ’90s were.
You and I have been constantly misquoting them our entire lives.
Side by side comparisons of films that were not only released around the same time, but also had the same plot. Created by Imgur user CircadianHour.
Like, these things are bitchen.
Much is being made of the socks he wore to his son’s library dedication, but the truth is George H.W. Bush has always had classic Ivy Style.
Does,We Can Remember It for You Wholesale, sound like a movie you would want to see? Created by Reddit user Shystone.
From SMArt to The Demon Headmaster, kids’ telly was brilliant.
They were the quintessential kids craft project of the 1980s.
Bring back the McDLT!
These teen novels were hits with ’80s and ’90s girls. And they’re still awesome.
From starring roles to blink-or-you’ll-miss-them cameos, some really big stars who got their first big breaks in music videos.
Puffy paint sweatshirts were a rite of passage for crafty girls in the late 80’s & early 90’s. This promotional video from Tulip will make you long for an accordion paint bottle and matching sweatsuit ensemble.
You might not know her name, but you definitely know her face and have certainly heard her voice.
These ’80s candies may be gone, but they live on in your dental fillings.
The Princess Bride poster is completely adorable.
Laura Ashley did surprisingly well considering you could only wear her fashions if you were a character in a Brontë novel. (Or just really stuck in the past.)
In the world of celebrity workout videos, both Cher and Mark Wahlberg were among the many celebs who tried to give Jane Fonda a run for her money.