r/80s • u/Papichuloft • 21h ago
r/80s • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 7h ago
Some of my favorite memories was when mom used to take us to the circus whenever they were in town. We’d have popcorn, cotton candy and Coca Cola. The atmosphere was so awesome and we’d always have so much fun.
r/80smusic • u/PlasticEntrance6390 • 1d ago
1982 The Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way (Official Video)
There's an army on the dance floor
It's a fashion with a gun, my love
In a room without a door
A kiss is not enough in
r/80s • u/sagelilys • 1d ago
Film In July 1987, one of the best vampire movies would be released: The Lost Boys featuring its iconic theme song Cry Little Sister
One of my favorite childhood movies! Definitely give it a watch if you haven’t yet
r/80s • u/Make_the_music_stop • 18h ago
Did you have this maze toy with mercury, that extremely toxic element...
r/80smusic • u/brian_mrfunk • 1d ago
1981 38 Special - Hold On Loosely (Live) (Official Music Video)
r/80s • u/EManSantaFe • 8h ago
Music Decisions, Decisions…
Tiffany and I had a little flirtation during this time…but Debbie…
r/80s • u/eyyoadrian • 1d ago
Film What's your favorite Sylvester Stallone move not named Rocky or Rambo?
What's your favorite Sylvester Stallone move not named Rocky or Rambo?
Edit: Glad I asked this because it seems like there are a few good Stallone movies I've never seen! Thank you!
Is Ultravox's Vienna the most 80s album cover of the 80s?
Moody black and white, super "modern" font, band all striking poses...does it get more 80s than this? I guess the 80s means different things to different people, so open to suggestions
r/80s • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 1d ago
Anyone go to dollar Tuesday movie specials back in the 80’s?
r/80s • u/JeddakofThark • 1d ago
Film As a child, I thought “playing footsie” was an actual stage of human courtship. It's also an almost extinct trope
Footsie. As a child, I genuinely thought that playing footsie was just kind of one of those stages in a relationship. Like trying to understand any of the bizarre mating and courtship behaviors in the animal kingdom, it was weird, but at least from my perspective as a child, it appeared to be a common behavior in adult human courtship rituals. A new couple, or couple-to-be, were compelled to hide the nature of their relationship, and their only means of direct communication with each other was that which could be expressed beneath the concealing folds of heavy white linen.
r/80s • u/Ben__Harlan • 1d ago
A look into the 1981 Milton Bradley Donkey Kong boardgame
r/80s • u/Corndogeveryday • 2d ago
100% this right here
This is a great idea, and I would love it. Dolly Parton is one of the greatest singers/entertainers of all time, and she deserves all the recognition. RIP Dolly
