90s

If Rachael Leigh Cook was the girl next door, Christina Ricci was that neighbor down the street your parents were wary of, but you befriended anyway. While she did her fair share of happy-go-lucky kids’ movies that continue to entertain today, her 30 Read More

Where would elder millennials be without the contributions of Rachael Leigh Cook? We wouldn’t know taking off our glasses and overalls could suddenly transform us into a queen, how crucial a carpool can be, and how the music industry puts subliminal Read More

Hello, hello, hello! In case you don’t know, my name is Kendra and I’m a proud fangirl. So much so I created this little series many moons ago but tucked it away in 2015 because I felt we needed time to allow new favorites to enter our hearts. Since Read More

In the ’80s, kids dreamed about finding pirates’ rich stuff with their best friends, learning karate by waxing cars, and going on bicycle themed adventures. In the ’90s, some of that remained the same, only our rich stuff came in the Read More

We’ve reached the end of another month and you know what that means: a top 10 list and, if you know me, you knew it was either going to be about toon crushes or the ‘90s. If you skimmed over the title, you’re going to be surprised to read the next line. Read More

You know you have a hit when it’s recognizable in an instant. When you see a cone-shaped bra, you think Madonna. Gazing upon a pair of Ray-Bans would incite you to sing Will Smith’s “Men in Black” (don’t deny it). And a pair of ripped jeans and an angry Read More

I was always behind on games. As a kid, we didn’t have the money for games or consoles. The first computer games I got to play were the Shivers series by Sierra. I don’t know if you have played these games, dear readers, but they were scary for their Read More

Halloween is upon us. It’s time to break out the costumes and watch some scary movies. Have you noticed a difference of what scares you now and what scared you as a kid? There were certain things that scared the pants off me when I was small. In honor Read More

Besides the abundance of free candy, pumpkin carving I’d force my mom to do because it was icky, and dressing up in Kmart’s finest, Halloween-themed episodes were my favorite part of October when I was younger. Nothing compares to the '90s all-stars of Read More

Released in 1994, Love and a .45 is an extremely fun independent film that could be described as a Bonnie and Clyde for the grunge era. The title alone was enough for me give it a chance, and within the first 15 minutes I was in love with it. Read More