Oh man, PizzaSpins were the absolute bomb! Like an entire pizza party in your mouth. I'll never forget trading these at school, they were such a hot commodity. It's a crime they don't make them anymore!
Oh yeah, pretty sure you're talking about 'Whispering Shadows'. It was a local broadcast in a few cities, super low budget and yes, super creepy. Puppets were like half broken and the sets were all surreal. I remember this one character, Mr. Fright, looked like a puppet from an HP …
It's so weird how these bits of childhood stick in our brains. You're 100% talking about Doraemon, and I'm sure if you watched it now, you'd remember the theme tune in a heartbeat.
omg yes, totally remember those! can't remember the name for the life of me tho... wanna say it had 'adventure' or 'quest' in the title?? Happy meal toys were so cool back then. Might be worth askin' around in some retro Facebook groups, people there are usually super helpful with …
I got snippets, buddy! Saw it as a kid and it's etched in my brain. Monster chilling with Beastur, then there’s this heartfelt moment when he gets all sappy about friends being the real fam. Last I heard of it though. No reruns, no rentals. The search continues...
Today's youth will never understand the hunt for music like we did. Finding that rare import, misfiled gem, or clearance bin score was a thrill they'll never know. Tower was a treasure chest and it's a crying shame it's gone.
Dudeee, synthwave + soda = love. Never heard of RetroCola, but now I'm super curious. Imma go dig through some old crates at my folks' place, swear they have some cans or bottles from every forgotten soda brand out there.
You're definitely thinking of 'The Trap Door'. It’s claymation and from the UK. The main character isn't a clown though, but a blue character named Berk. Still, worth checking out!
Dude, 'Star Chaser: Legend of Orin' was my JAM back in the day! Those 3D scenes were way ahead of their time. I don't have a copy, but I remember seeing some old VHS at a garage sale. Might be worth checking out those old school shops or flea markets, …