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The NeverEnding Story Is Pure 80s Magic That Still Hits Today. It’s A Film That Feels Like Childhood, Imagination, And Escape All Rolled Into One.
There are certain movies that instantly pull you back to being a kid, and The NeverEnding Story is one of them. Released in 1984, it arrived at a time when fantasy films were…
They Live (1988) and the Warning Hiding in Plain Sight. John Carpenter Turned a B-Movie Concept into One of the Sharpest Social Commentaries.
John Carpenter’s They Live from 1988 is one of those films that feels more relevant every year instead of aging out. On the surface it looks like a scrappy sci-fi action flick…
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Three Tune Tuesday Is Back! 🎸This Week I Go With Pioneers Of Late Seventies Post Punk! Guitars & Synths 🎹 & Pure Influential Music! 🎶 1978 & 1979 Tunes From Public Image & Joy Division & Gary Numan! + Bonus Tune from Siouxsie & The Banshees!
Three Tune Tuesday Is Back! 🎸This Week I Go With Pioneers Of Late Seventies Post Punk! Guitars & Synths 🎹 & Pure Influential Music! 🎶 1978 & 1979 Tunes From Public Image &…
Industrial Grit, Metal Thunder, and Groove Fueled Fire Three Tune Tuesday 2-3-26There’s no filler here. Ministry, Metallica, and Pantera all came from different corners, but each of these songs carries the same attitude.
Three Tune Tuesday is about stacking songs that hit with authority. Not nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake, but tracks that still sound dangerous when you crank them up today.…
Pump Up the Volume (1990) Was a Teen Movie That Took Free Speech Seriously A Loud, Messy, Necessary Film About Censorship, Fear, and the Power of Speaking Anyway
Pump Up the Volume (1990) is one of those movies that feels like it slipped through a crack in time. On the surface, it looks like a teen drama with attitude and attitude alone.…
Jackie Brown (1997) Is Quentin Tarantino’s Most Grown-Up Film An Underrated Crime Story That Gets Better the Further You Get From Pulp Fiction
Jackie Brown (1997) often lives in the shadow of Pulp Fiction, and that has always been a mistake. Coming off the cultural explosion of 1994, Quentin Tarantino surprised a lot of…
Valley Girl (1983): A Teen Romance That Outsmarted Its Own Stereotype. A movie that looked disposable on the surface and turned out to be quietly influential.
Released in 1983, Valley Girl arrived wrapped in bright colors, pop music, and mall culture, and a lot of people dismissed it immediately. That reaction is exactly why the film…