Vin Diesel Is Bringing Back Miami Vice
Vin Diesel and NBC are bringing back the 80s classic Miami Vice. At this point, it’s probably the only 80s TV show that hasn’t been featured in a reboot as yet. Interestingly enough, this reboot could be pretty close to the original. “Vin Diesel will be the executive producer of a Miami Vice reboot according to a Wednesday report from The Hollywood Reporter,” according to DailyMail. “According to the...
Quiz: Are You A ‘Stand By Me’ Expert?
Stand By Me, what a classic. There are so many things to love about this movie. The train dash is something to see and these kids are so watchable. You know what seems crazy though? So many things are so much the same as in 2017. You know what’s equally as crazy? So many things that are vastly different now compared to then. These days it really goes without saying, that no matter how cliche it is, boys will be boys. It’s...
What Was the Song of the Summer of 1986? A Thirty-Year Retrospective
Summer of 1986– the summer of Ferris Bueller and Max Headroom. The summer of Maverick, Goose, and Ice-Man. The summer I first read Catcher in the Rye and the summer when I finally committed to memory the words to “Hotel California.” And the summer where a dance song about a pregnant teen and her disapproving dad ruled the airwaves…well, according to Billboard, that is. In my opinion, the summer of 1986 gets...
These Classic 80s Horror Movie Logos Don’t Seem As Scary In Comic Sans
Comic sans is a horror to designers. It’s an ugly font and usually the most commonly used when people just have no idea how to create a graphic. It’s ugly. It’s so ugly, it can even make these classic 80s horror movie logos look scarier. Not like “boo” scary but like “oh, that’s tough to look at” scary. [via Buzzfeed] Follow Like Totally 80s On: FACEBOOK |...
Original MTV VJ Recalls The Insanity That Was Spring Break In The 80s
Thirty years ago, MTV VJ Alan Hunter hosted the first edition of what would become one of the tentpole occurrences on the young music network — MTV Spring Break. The first MTV Spring Break aired in 1986 from Daytona Beach, Florida. The program featured performances from the Beastie Boys a ton of drunk college kids and some moments that should have never made the air. Alan Hunter saw it all and can’t publicly talk about...
