90s

Everyone's Favorite Childhood Toy Is Almost Unrecognizable Now

There are some toys that just last through generations and this is absolutely one of them. We had one, our parents had one, even some of our grandparents had one of these growing up. They helped us revisit our favorite stories and discover new ones. Each click of a button brought us a step closer to the worlds we loved and it's impossible forget them. Do you remember these? Of course you remember the View-Master, we all had one! These first came on the scene way back in 1939. It was made by a former pharmacist named Edwin Mayer who

00s

The Preview For The New 'Grinch' Movie Is Out And We Can't Decide How Angry To Be

Listen, I get it, remakes are easy money. You've got a built-in audience who will try to support it no matter what, but there comes a time when enough is enough right? Sure, the Jim Carrey version of How The Grinch Stole Christmas was already a remake of the original cartoon that we all grew up with, but then we had both. One perfect cartoon that gave us the exact telling of the book, and then one amazingly hilarious live-action version that expands the world we already loved. That was enough though. One of each. Live-action, perfect. Cartoon, classic. That's

80s

'ThunderCats' Reboot Has Given Them A Makeover And Their New Look Is Dividing Fans

ThunderCats are coming back to TV but so far, people aren't so convinced that they are going to love it as much as they want to. So the new series, ThunderCats Roar is set to premiere in 2019, and it is supposed to continue following the characters we know and love, but they've been given a major makeover. And here's the thing, people are really not happy about it.The original show ThunderCats was on the air between 1985 and 1989 and it was starring the characters Lion-O, Cheetara, Panthro, Tyra, Snarf, WilyKit, and WilyKat. They were refugees who find

90s

Kelsey Grammer Is Trying To Reboot 'Fraiser' But Fans Are Not Happy

When you think of the biggest sitcoms of the 90s, you probably have a few that pop into your mind. Friends, Will & Grace, Roseanne, Seinfeld, and of course Fraiser were basically required viewing in the 90s, and now yet another one of those may come back. Fraiser was a spin-off of Cheers, and while many other spin-offs fail miserably, this one managed to run for 11 seasons. Following the psychiatrist's family life in Seattle was always a good time, and now Kelsey Grammer is looking to bring it back. Grammer played Fraiser Crane for over 20 years between his run

70s

'Watership Down' Terrified Us As Kids, But Now It's Back With A Brand New Remake

There are a bunch of movies from our childhood that looking back are kind of messed up. Whether it's kids getting turned into blueberries or aliens coming down from outer space only to phone home, we've had to deal with a lot. But there's one movie that confused a lot of kids, and probably scarred even more for life. Watership Down was an animated movie made in 1978, and while a cartoon about rabbits seems like it'd be a great choice for children, the truth is that it was kind of horrific. I believe that my brain has completely blocked

80s

'Designing Women' Is Officially Coming Back To Television With A Brand New Series

Reboots, revivals, and remakes are all Hollywood seems to want to make these days, and the latest TV show that has been resurrected after 25 years off the air is none other than Designing Women. The rumors have been swirling for weeks now, but now everything is all official, and the classic sitcom will be returning to television. The show originally started in 1986, and starred Dixie Carter, Delta Burke, Annie Potts, Jean Smart, and Meschach Taylor. The plot followed four women while they worked together at an interior designing firm. The show lasted for seven seasons, with the series

TV

New Details Revealed About The 'Are You Afraid Of The Dark' Movie, And We're So Ready

Watching Are You Afraid Of The Dark when we were kids was probably the most thrilling part of our days. We would watch it every single time it was on, whether or not we had already seen the episode, and get completely freaked out each time. It didn't matter if it was the first time were were hearing the stories told by the Midnight Society or the tenth, because they were super spooky every time. Of all the scary shows, it was definitely the best. When they announced that they were making a movie based on the classic, we were

90s

'Party Of Five' Reboot Is Officially Happening, But It's Going To Be A Lot Different

I can hear some of you groaning from here, but it's true, Party of Five is the next up to the reboot table. The original show starred Neve Campbell, Lecey Chabert, Scott Wolf, Matthew Fox, as four of the five Salingers, but the youngest brother was recast three times as he aged. Jacob Smith was the last person to play Owen. But according to the announcement from Freeform, the plot will be "a modern reimagining on the groundbreaking original series." While the original series followed the story of the Salinger kids after their parents had died, the new version is

Movies

Christopher Lloyd Wants To Go 'Back To The Future' As Doc Brown One More Time

Watching Back to the Future was an experience unlike any other. It's one of those movies that you watch and say to yourself "Oh, this is what movies should be." There is so much about this movie that is amazing, and while Marty McFly may be the star, I think we can all agree that Doc Brown will always hold a special place in our hearts.As it turns out, Doc Brown is also beloved by the actor who played him. Universal PicturesChristopher Lloyd managed to make this eccentric scientist believable, even though he was talking about "Flux Capacitors" and

80s

Alleged 'Mortal Kombat' Reboot Character List Gets Leaked, Throwing Fans Into A Panic

The movie Mortal Kombat was a pretty exciting thing back in the day. While it's pretty popular for movies to be made out of video games now, back in the 90s it was all still new. The thing was, the movie didn't turn out as great as everyone expected. Critics hated it, and fans weren't completely sold on it either. While it made a decent amount of money, they kind of pushed their luck and made a sequel, seemingly killing the franchise. But it seems as though enough time has passed, and Warner Bros. and New Line are ready to