By the Power of … wait … this isn’t right …something is missing. WARNING: This review contains several MAJOR spoilers. Read at your own risk. Kevin Smith’s new (and highly anticipated) Master of the Universe: Revelation has finally arrived. But reviews are, well, as mixed up as Skeletor at Disneyland. Streaming on Netflix, He-Man fans of old were riding on waves of excitement as the launch date for the show’s premiere edged closer. Old and new fans alike looked forward to revisiting and embracing the spirit of 80’s heroes and the 40-year comeback tour of the Universe’s true champion: He-Man. S ..read more

He-Man’s Brazen New Look Highlights a New Direction for the Upcoming New Netflix Cartoon You’ve heard of legend Kevin Smith’s new show, picking up where the original 1980’s cartoon series left off, but this is something very different. This is the NEW Masters of the Universe show. Photo from https://pixahive.com/   While Smith’s release is targeted squarely at the adult audience (those of us who yearn to reminisce over our childhood heroes), Netflix’s new Masters of the Universe is aimed at claiming a new generation of fans (i.e. it’s for the kiddos). Owned by Mattel, the He-Man franchise ..read more

Announced in 2019 by Netflix and Allspark, Transformers: War for Cybertron follows the conclusion of the Prime Wars Trilogy. Distributed by Netflix and executive produced by Hasbro’s Allspark, Rooster Teeth and Polygon Pictures joined were brought in as well on the production side of things, although the addition of Rooster Teeth to the production effort raised eyebrows at the time. Originally of YouTube fame, War for Cybertron marks Rooster Teeth’s debut endeavor. F. J. DeSanto returns to the Transformers trilogy as showrunner for War for Cybertron. Originally sc ..read more

Looney Tunes is one of the most iconic animated cartoons of all time. Thanks to Warner Bros and creative figures like Tex Avery, the adventures and misadventures of all of your favorite characters (Bugs, Daffy, Porky, Sylvester, and more) have cemented their place amongst the animated greats. But which episodes have been the most iconic? Look no further than this article, where we’ll run down the best cartoons that Warner has ever offered. Duck Amuck This Warner Bros episode features Avery’s favorite Daffy Duck as a musketeer but quickly takes a fourth-wall-breaking turn that defies most of th ..read more

The best vintage toys in the world are 80s toys. From Masters of the Universe to My Little Pony these beloved characters will forever have a place in our hearts and in history. Whether you were a collector of Garbage Pail Kids, or you remember falling asleep to the sound of Teddy Ruxpin telling you another fanciful story, you will forever know what it means to have your toys be your whole world, and you will always know what it means to be an 80s kid. Now we present you with our choices for the best vintage toys from the 80s: Teddy Ruxpin Photo credit: Wade Tregaskls https://www.flickr.com/pho ..read more

In this post we will show you the best 80s cars of all time and why they deserve to be referred to as such. The ’80s was a wild time for car manufacturing. The American car market entered the decade with a dismal outlook thanks to shoddy quality, a failing economy, and unexpected competition from imported cars from foreign markets. Toyota and other Japanese car brands would establish classic models that continue to influence the car enthusiast subculture today. And various shows and movies would cement specific models into popular culture for all time. Toyota Celica Supra A60 Photo credit Wiki ..read more

Looney Tunes is often remembered as perhaps the greatest animated series in all of American history! Produced by the prolific Warner Brothers Studios from the 1930s to the 1960s, the original Looney Tunes characters were a diverse and well-beloved cast of fantastical characters. In 1987, the Looney Tunes brand was revitalized with a new series of animated theatrical shorts featuring everyone’s favorite cast of characters. And in 1988, the Disney movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit marked the first appearance of the Looney Tunes crew on the big screen, paving the way for such classics as Space Jam. T ..read more

The Jetsons characters have stood the test of time as one of the most entertaining families to watch on television. However, as with any show, it can be a bit confusing to keep track of all of the characters, so we’ve created this quick handy list to help refresh your memory! George Jetson George J. Jetson is a fictional character in the television series, The Jetsons. He is the head of the family, which consists of his wife Jane Jetson, his daughter Judy Jetson, and his son Elroy Jetson. George lives with his family in Skypad Apartments in Orbit City. This futuristic city is shown to have rob ..read more

Even though the Flintstones Characters were created in the 1960s, they ended u being one of the most popular cartoons in the 1980s. Nowadays kids are glued to their phones and watch YouTubers and Tik Toks. However, these streaming platforms don’t quite compete with the magical experience of watching your favorite cartoons on an early Saturday morning. Of these ‘80s cartoons, The Flintstones have a special place in our hearts for its wacky premise and lovable characters. In Bedrock, we are introduced to the Flintstone and Rubble family, who are constantly getting into trouble but finding ways o ..read more