George Lucas and Steven Spielberg returned to epic adventure three years after the critical and commercial success of Raiders of the Lost Ark with 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. What resulted reverberates down to the present. Though it was the top-grossing film
Years later, 1984's The Karate Kid is not just another youth sports movie, and its success should not be considered a fluke, aided by the feel-good atmosphere of the mid-1980s. It’s a story of personal and athletic triumph, but it’s also a story of a
Bohemian Synthwave producer Michal Trávníček is back with some cosmic synth vibes to keep your senses in orbit. A mere half-year since his debut АЛКОНАВТ (ａｌｃｏｎａｕｔ), Клет has returned with a second batch of deep-space sound transmissions that will have you vibing like a 1970s’
I've got good news and bad news, Retrofans. To follow the cliché, I'm going to lead with the bad news, because you've hung with me a long time and you can take it. The bad news is, I lied to you at the end of
Vivid neon lights dance over burnt clay brick walls, studded leather, and an array of sunglasses that gleam like mirrors catching the sun. Body heat steam rises to mix with an artificial fog, the warm fervor falling like a hush over the crowd. The music
So I keep asking myself, what can I actually write about the novel that would reveal as little as possible about its matter?
Don’t let the hording meandering of acrylic keyboard social justice pounding tell you that “strong female protagonists are a rarity in cinema [whiny voice]”.
As digital and analog worlds combined in the 80s, the technology bled into other aspects of life, including the automotive world.
Tonight, we'll be visiting the grave of a daring hero form far-off Japan. It never really made it all the way west, but it had ambitious beginnings and deserves a place in video gaming history. It was Sega's first earnest attempt to go
Cyberspace; the World Wide Web; the internet. Whatever you would like to call the now ubiquitous technology, it’s hard for many to remember a time when humanity wasn’t plugged in and online.
What are some of the things that come to your mind when you think of the 1980s? Manhattan. Cocaine. Partying. Fashion. Yuppie culture.
‘Somebody that I used to know’ exploded onto the internet, even reaching the attention of Rolling Stone, who later featured the song on their website.