The Legend of Zelda
"The Legend of Zelda," released in 1986, defined 80s adventure gaming and introduced players to Link's epic quest to save Princess Zelda. Discover its impact and legacy!
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Cagney & Lacey
Premiering in 1982, "Cagney & Lacey" revolutionized TV by featuring two strong female detectives. This iconic series blended crime-solving with personal drama, setting a new standard for police procedurals.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High: The Raddest Teen Comedy of the 80s!
Fast Times at Ridgemont High is the ultimate 80s teen comedy—packed with laughs, rebellion, and an unforgettable cast. Relive the moments that made this movie totally iconic!
Popeye 1980: How Robin Williams’ First Movie Became an 80s Cult Classic
Robin Williams’ first movie role as Popeye turned the classic cartoon into a quirky 1980s musical adventure. Filmed in Malta, it flopped at first but became a cult favorite for its oddball charm and nostalgic 80s vibe.
The Fall Guy: The Ultimate 80s Stuntman Show!
The Fall Guy brought epic stunts and 80s action straight to our TV screens!
The Art of Being Nick
"The Art of Being Nick" was a short-lived 1986 spin-off of "Family Ties," starring Scott Valentine as the loveable, quirky Nick Moore. Though it didn’t last, it left a memorable mark on 80s TV.
From Atari to Activision: David Crane’s Pioneering Leap in Video Game History
Remember the early days of video gaming, when pixels were few and imaginations were vast? David Crane, a name synonymous with that golden era, played a pivotal role in shaping the industry. Starting his journey at Atari and…
5 Beloved 80s Toys That Have Vanished from Toy Shelves
Remember the toys that made the 80s totally tubular? Dive into the forgotten gems like Boglins and M.U.S.C.L.E. that defined our childhoods but have vanished from today's toy shelves.
Cloak & Dagger
"Cloak & Dagger" (1984) mixes espionage with childhood imagination, starring Henry Thomas and Dabney Coleman in a thrilling adventure against real-life spies.
After Hours
Released on September 13, 1985, "After Hours," directed by Martin Scorsese, is a dark comedy cult classic that takes viewers on a bizarre and unforgettable night in New York City's SoHo district.
