#brat pack

[thegirlin80s]

PUBLIC UTILITY (or maybe not, it's up to you) 🤣

Well, I don't know if you, like me, have a huge crush on the young version of actor Andrew McCarthy; if so, you might want to know that if you watch "St. Elmo's Fire" and pause at the 1:13:43 mark, you get... well, a view of his back, and what a beautiful view it is 🥵🔥

[lilabayard]

bratpack summer :)

[thegirlin80s]

imagine being noticed by a member of the brat pack in 2026? and still being his eternal crush? andrew mccarthy, I'm in love with you, you're my eternal blane mcdonough 💘😭

LOVE OF MY LIFE 🩷🩷

(i'm crying while posting this and he doesn't even know lol)

[moviecriticseanpatrick-blog]

The Worst Movie Posters of 1984? Oxford Blues and the Art of Cinematic Embarrassment

A lighthearted roast of the disastrous poster art and cringe-inducing copy behind the 1984 Rob Lowe flop Oxford Blues — from ghostly airbrus

[thegirlin80s]

80s cinema hits different, an elite era! I love it! 🎥💘

[fruitytrollroll]

have you perchance read Bratpack? young superhero sidekick exploitation

no i haven't but i just looked up the wikipedia page and omg??

this sounds SO INTERESTING???? 👀

[thekylemeredith]

“It’s fun to play the bad guys.” Anthony Michael Hall said that like someone who’s been waiting a while to say it out loud. In Trigger Warning, he leaned into a senator who talks himself into trouble, and he liked that you can push those characters further, even find the accidental humor in how wrong they are.

He kept coming back to the early days too. Said working with John Hughes wasn’t just a break, it was a blueprint. Loose sets, extra takes, try something different and see what sticks. That Brat Pack run still shows up in how he works now, just with a lot more years behind it.

Anthony Michael Hall: "It’s fun to play the bad guys”

Anthony Michael Hall on Playing the Villain, Hanging With Downey, and That Album You Forgot He Made

[bookjotter6865]

Winding Up the Week #466

An end of week recap “To a bibliophile, there is but one thing better than a box of new books, and that is a box of old ones.” – Will Thomas Tomorrow is D.E.A.R. Day, observed wherever in the world you choose to ‘Drop Everything and Read’. Then, from Sunday until 18th April, it is Hate Week – when readers gather en masse in the fictional superstate of Oceania (that is, online) to “celebrate”…

Winding Up the Week #466