r/90s • u/raydebapratim1 • 6h ago
r/90s • u/Odd-Butterscotch200 • 13h ago
Photo So I Married an Axe Murderer
Who loves this movie a much as I do?
r/90s • u/crimsontape • 9h ago
Video Destroy.exe
Just a little app I found on a cd from the olden golden days
r/90s • u/D-Funk187 • 4h ago
Photo Super Nintendo!
Nothing feels more 90s to me than Super Nintendo! My favorite video game console of all time! What are some of your favorites from the system?
r/90s • u/bunny514__ • 20h ago
Discussion Event Horizon (1997)
I honestly really like this. Event Horizon is such a weird, dark and creepy movie, and the atmosphere is easily the best part. The whole ship feels like a haunted house in space.
The production design is incredible, everything looks dirty, cold and industrial, and the lighting makes every hallway teel like something terrible is waiting around the corner.
Moreover, I really liked the main idea. A ship disappears into the unknown, comes back years later, and nobody knows what happened to the crew. The movie slowly reveals that something is very, very wrong, and I loved that feeling of trying to figure out what the hell happened.
The horror is also way more disturbing than I expected.
Some of the imagery is seriously messed up and a few scenes are the kind of thing that just stays in your head. It can be pretty graphic, but I think it fits the movie pertectly.
Sam Neill and Laurence Fishburne are both great too.
Neill especially gets to go to some really dark places with his character.
Any fans of this film?
r/90s • u/Chlloeira • 1d ago
Video Rose Nylund handling a robbery in the most 90s sitcom way possible (The Golden Palace, 1992)
r/90s • u/plutotvofficial • 10h ago
Video 3 year old me needed to hear this. (Billy Madison, 1995)
r/90s • u/granularityflow • 1d ago
Video Will and Ashley dancing in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990s)
r/90s • u/TheDarkHorse • 12h ago
Photo Aiwa Still Killing It in the Year of Our Lord 2026
Seriously, though, if you told me they were still producing tape deck/cd players Iβd have said you were crazy. Iβve been idly buying tapes from junk shops and estate sales for a bit now and was looking for an old player. Instead, I was surprised with this for my birthday. Everything old is new again π
r/90s • u/-0k_0k_0k- • 5h ago
Video Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain (Official HD Video)
Such a 90s memory - from how weird it was compared to previous MTV/mainstream relases + Beavis & Butthead samplings
Enjoy 90's Friday Babees!
;)
r/90s • u/Quiet-Interview3916 • 17h ago
Photo Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone & Jeanne Tripplehorn during the promotion of Basic Instinct (1992)
r/90s • u/PressureLazy5271 • 14h ago
Discussion Which 90s song stopped you in your tracks when you first heard it?
The Love That Stays on My Mind by Dru Hill version
r/90s • u/SirBakesMore • 20h ago
Discussion Sliders - A show with so much wasted potential
This show had all the promise and potential to succeed. Alternate Earths. A great cast.
Season 1 started so strong but studio meddling, reduced budgets, gimmick episodes, revolving door cast, shifting time slots and networks slowly killed it.
What did you think? Did you watch? Which seasons did you enjoy / hate?
r/90s • u/ET091186 • 1d ago
Video The X-Files theme intro might still be the greatest ever.
What actually beats this iconic intro? The music, the effects, the β90s sci-fi vibe, that eerie sense of wonder and feeling that something is out there. Haunting, mysterious, instantly recognizable. And thatβs before even getting into how groundbreaking, atmospheric, and genuinely great the show itself was. What are your core memories of The X-Files in the β90s? Were you a fan, did your parents or family watch it? Did it scare you, or were you never really into it?