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In the late 80's and early 90's, the store at the mall for movie & pop culture fans was Suncoast Motion Picture Company, known mostly as just Suncoast. The stores main emphasis was on selling videos (VHS, DVD, Blu-ray) but the also sold a ton of collectibles & merchandise geared towards movie...

Younger generations will never know what it was like back then and why kids asked to go to McDonald's.

All of the "Mickey D's" near me have now been torn down and replaced with the 'grey box' design. Some of them are downright depressing with them being square boxes with dark grey trim. Now in a mostly post-COVID lockdown environment it gets even more depressing because most of them have been...

My Mom had a disc camera and she loved it for it's simplicity. After they killed the product line and it became harder to get the film processed she wasn't really interested in starting over with another camera so she lost her enthusiasm for taking pictures as a result. :(

Greetings! I'm surprised to see anybody find this spot yet, it's a long gestating side project. :D

Apparently somebody at the marketing company thought "punk" and "new wave" were synonymous back then! 😆 I'm not sure which is worse, calling it "Punk" or making the actors wear those wigs.

I can still hear the theme song! :LOL:

If you'd like a flashback to McDonald's of the 80's & 90's, check this article on DrivePedia. Looking back, it's surprising how many little things have changed but when thinking about it, all of those little things help explain why a trip to McDonald's today feel so sterile versus a trip back...

Just about everybody I know who grew up in the 80's has a bit of sarcasm to them and it's no wonder why, these are the types of movies we grew up watching! 😂✈️

Hah! Watching this video brought back so many memories of playing with Print Shop and thinking it was one of the coolest things at the time. In High School a friend & I actually did our own little version of the school newspaper using it, actually ended up with a few fans. I was curious...