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Submitted by MSMJFANFOREVER

A great after school special film from the 70s about the dangers of teenage drinking. Also features a young Mark Hamill, Linda Blair, and directed by the Lethal Weapon dude.

Submitted by Jordon B

From Wikipedia:

Tremors is a 1990 dark comedy monster film about a group of people from a small Nevada town fighting subterranean worm-creatures dubbed “Graboids”. It was directed by Ron Underwood, and stars Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter, Michael Gross and Reba McEntire. The film’s exterior scenes were shot near Lone Pine, California, an area which has long been used as a movie location.
It was followed by two sequels Tremors 2: Aftershocks, Tremors 3: Back to Perfection, one prequel Tremors 4: The Legend Begins and the television show Tremors: The Series.

Submitted by Maria S

The quinessential suburban toy. I remember getting the American Girl catalogs and leafing through them for hours at a time, wishing I could have all the dolls and their expensive-ass accessories. These were really more like collectors items than playthings, but try telling that to a 7-year old me. I owned Samantha- who, for the record, is the prettiest. Their gapteeth and opening-closing eyes were a little creepy, though.

Submitted by Alex

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Ladyhawke is a 1985 fantasy film directed by Richard Donner, starring Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer.
In medieval Europe a thief called “The Mouse” escapes the dungeons of Aquila, setting in motion a chain of events that may save or destroy a beautiful woman and a brave captain. The two lovers are doomed to lifelong separation by a demonic curse invoked by the corrupt and jealous Bishop of Aquila: by day Isabeau is transformed into a real hawk (the “Ladyhawke” of the title), while at night Navarre becomes a black wolf. But the monk Imperius has found a way to break the curse, if the Mouse can get them back into Aquila.

Submitted by Jared K of North Carolina

I look back at all of those sketch comedic commercials that aired on the Amanda Show and laugh. The one scene from the Amanda Show that always stuck out the most in my brain was Meatloaf Crunch! You’ll have to see the vid to know what I mean if you don’t know what this is.

Submitted by Marcus R

The 1995 Release for the Super Nintendo had it all. Saving the world from Giygas with baseball bats, frying pans, and an assortment of friends from The Runaway 5, to Mr. Saturn. Working your way through the quests, helping people and making lifelong friends along the way. And the customization. Please name him! Okay’s done!

Submitted by Josh J

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Bucky O’Hare and the Toad Wars (Bucky O’Hare and the Toad Menace in Canada), debuted in 1991 in the UK on the BBC, as well as in the U.S., and was created by Sunbow Productions, Continuity Comics and IDDH it was based on the cult comic Bucky O’Hare It was animated by AKOM. The show is remembered for its distinctive and popular theme tune.

Submitted by Amy S

I drank these as a kid – begged my mom to buy them after seeing the commercials on TV. They came in several different flavors but raspberry and root beer were my favorites. Soooo delicious! Haven’t seen them in many many years…

Submitted by MSMJFANFOREVER

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Andrea True (born July 26, 1943) is a former adult film star and a singer during the disco era.[1] In addition to her given name, she had multiple stage names, including Inger Kissin, Andrea Travis, Catherine Warren, Singh Low, and Singe Low.
She is best known for the disco tune “More, More, More”, released in 1976 and peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Submitted by Eva Y

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The player plays as a Super Solver who must navigate the three levels of Treasure Mountain to collect treasures and keys to advance to the next level. In each level there are three “clue words”, numerous treasures, and terrain features. Dropping coins in front of terrain matching two of the clue word descriptions would reveal a treasure. The terrain feature matching all three words contained the key to the next level.

To find the clue words, the player had to catch elves who are carrying scrolls with nets and solve a simple word or math problem. Catching any elf with a net gets you 1 coin, solving the problem on the scroll awards the player a further 2 coins. If the player has fewer than 4 coins (the amount needed to buy new nets) coins will randomly appear on the level, making it impossible to “lose” at Treasure Mountain. 5 nets are acquired at the cost of four coins. In harder levels, some elves have been brainwashed by the Master of Mischief, who cast magic pixie-dust which, when hitting the player, deducts one coin.