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Back to School, Back to Binging: 6 Shows + Movies to Fall Back into the Shuffle

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That first crisp morning hits, the school supplies are picked over, and suddenly your Insta feed is 90% pumpkin spice. Huzzah, welcome back to fall. Whether you’re the one packing lunches or just packing away your summer flip-flops, this is peak season for cozying up with a good rewatch — and for us, that means it’s peak season for collectibles too. Here are 6 picks to get you back in that autumn/school groove, plus a few treasures to pair them with.

1. Freaks and Geeks (1999)


Nothing says “back to school” quite like this one-season wonder. Awkward hallways, killer soundtrack, a young cast that basically became Hollywood royalty. If you’re already feeling nostalgic for lockers you haven’t seen in years, this is your show. Pair it with any of our enamel pins or 1″ pop culture pins for that instant “I was there” cred.

2. Hocus Pocus (1993)

Fall doesn’t officially start until the Sanderson Sisters fly back into town. It’s the perfect back-to-school-meets-Halloween crossover — Max is the new kid trying to survive both bullies and witches. Like, who hasn’t been there, am I right? We’ve still got our Hocus Pocus statuette pieces in stock if you want the sisters watching over your desk this semester, or a cackle-perfect magnet to keep your fall schedule on your locker.

3. Stranger Things


Hawkins basically runs on a school-year calendar, and there’s nothing like watching the gang navigate homework and hellscapes simultaneously. Grab a Stranger Things t-shirt and let the gang guard your backpack — or your Upside Down snack stash.

4. Ghostbusters (1984)

“He slimed me” hits different once September rolls around and everyone’s back on a schedule. This is comfort-watch royalty, and honestly, a Zuul or Stay Puft figure on your desk makes even the most boring group project feel a little more heroic.

5. Gilmore Girls

Autumn in a small Connecticut town, endless coffee, and Rory heading back to school with a stack of books taller than her — this show is basically a love letter to fall. A cozy mug, stickers for your notebooks, or a puzzle are basically required viewing gear here.

6. Wednesday


Nevermore Academy gives us school AND spooky season in one perfectly moody package. If you haven’t picked up a Wednesday Addams figure yet, now’s your excuse — she’d probably judge your homework anyway, but she’d look great doing it from your shelf.

So whether you’re the one heading back to class, sending the kids off, or just riding the seasonal vibes from your couch, these six picks (and the collectibles that go with them) are here to make the transition from summer to fall feel like the best kind of homework. Grab a pumpkin spice something, press play, and let the nostalgia do the rest.

What are you rewatching to kick off fall? Let us know in the comments or hit us up on social media: IG @blastftp, FB @blastfromthepastinc.

Chalk dust and pumpkin spice,

Your Friends at Blast From the Past

6 Disney Movies Ripe for a Summer Rewatch

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Summer is officially here and we want to know, what are 6 Disney Movies that just scream summer? Luckily for us, we have this list and we are ripe for a rewatch on those too-hot-to-go-outside summer days.

1. Lilo + Stitch

If you read no further, this one movie will have you summer wooed. Lilo + Stitch features Hawaiian beaches, loveable aliens, and a heartwarming story. It will make you want to surf, turn your backyard into a luau, and remind you why Elvis is king. And whether you watch the live action or the original animated movie, one thing is for certain…this movie is summer.

2. The Little Mermaid

While our minds are on the ocean, nobody sings the summer waters better than Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Ursula is still one of the best Disney villains of all time, we love Ariel’s sidekicks, and this is another one where you can enjoy the animated or live action films. Swim with the fishes in a good way by diving into this movie once again… shall we say, the water’s fine.

3. Finding Nemo

Keeping with the ocean theme, you can’t mention the high summer seas without talking about Finding Nemo. This movie takes us down under which always brings to mind warmer weather and sunny days. We also love the “road trip” feel which hollers summer vacation, and if you forget… just keep swimming, because that’s what summer is for… swimming.

4. Jungle Cruise

After all that water, we should dry off on land… well, close to it. Jump into a romp of a ride with Jungle Cruise where you will get the feel of the park adventure while never leaving your living room. Perhaps that is the tenth wonder of the world, convenience.

5. Moana

That’s enough dry land, let’s jump back into the water, and back to Hawaii, with Moana. Moana hits the summer vibes hardcore. Tropical inviting beaches, warm Hawaiian waters, and a blinged out crustacean. It even has a cute volcano and was originally accompanied with the short film Lava. A volcano falling in love in a tropical paradise? Hello summer! And let’s not forget, after you tip your toes in the water with the animated movie, the live action releases this July! You’re welcome.

6. A Goofy Movie

Bringing our list to an end is A Goofy Movie. This may seem a little bit different then our other picks, but it fits in like a rubber duckie in water. A personal favorite, we can all recall that feeling of the last day of school before summer vacation, having to go on a road trip with our strange yet loveable father, detouring it to fit our needs and win the hand of our high school crush– did I mention there’s a life-size opossom? This road trip movie will have you laughing and singing just like a real summer road trip would all from the comfort of your own home. Hello staycation! And on par with a few of our other selects, after you watch this movie you can dig a bit deeper with the behind-the-scenes documentary, Not Just a Goof.

No matter what your preferred Disney Summer Watch List, we can all agree that summer vibes need to be had. So why not live it up Disney-style? What are your must-watch Disney movies for the summertime? Let us know in the comments or hit us up on social media: IG @Blastftp, Twitter @BlastFTP, or Facebook @Blastfromthepastinc.

Sipping on our pink lemonades,

Your Friends at Blast From the Past

5 ’90s Horror Movies Hidden Under the Stairs

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When you think of horror movies of the 1990s, you may think of Scream (1996) or Candyman (1992) or many other movies except possibly the ones that were overlooked or forgotten in time. There are many of those gems hidden, lost under the proverbial stairs, however, let’s look at 5 of them.

5. People Under the Stairs (1991)


Starting us off is none other than The People Under the Stairs (1991). See what I did there? While this dark comedy from Wes Craven takes some serious dark turns, it won’t disappoint. It follows a young boy and two criminals who break into the boy’s landlord’s home to find a terrible and gruesome secret. And for any Lynch fans out there, it features Everett McGill and Wendy Robie from Twin Peaks (they played Big Ed Hurley and his wife, Nadine Hurley, respectively).

4. Arachnophobia (1990)

If you aren’t a spider lover, than spiders may invoke an innate fear just at the very mention. However, Arachnophobia (1990) reminds us just how scary they can be. Even with comedic greats like Jeff Daniels and John Goodman at the helm, this movie still packs a horrific punch that is sure to add a little fun this Halloween.

3. The Addiction (1995)

Two names, Lili Taylor and Christopher Walken. Theme… vampires. Throw it together in black and white and you’ve got The Addiction (1995). Need more convincing? Two more names, Edie Falco and Michael Imperioli of The Sopranos (1999-2007)…. forget about it! But actually don’t because you’ll want to watch this movie.

2. Event Horizon (1997)

This one isn’t for the faint of heart. It may be too gory for some. However, Event Horizon (1997) is one of the most underrated horror movies out there. If a space crew needs to go on a rescue mission into deep space, you would think that people would know after Alien (1979) that things aren’t going to end well. Yet… if you love space, messed up horror, Sam Neill, and Laurence Fishburne then you will get a scream out of this movie. Let us know what you think down below when you have!

1. Dead Alive (1992)


Before The Lord of the Rings film trilogy made Peter Jackson a household name, he was making films like Dead Alive (1992). Speaking of outrageous gore, this movie balances camp and gore for a ghoulishly good time. When the description begins with rat-monkey and an over bearing mother you know things are going to get fun. Think John Waters meets House (1985) meets Peter Jackson.

 

While these are just but 5 horror movies that deserve a little extra love this spooky season, we know there are so many more that could be listed. Do you have some that come to mind? Let us know below or hit us up on social media! Better yet, pop into the store and let us know! We are always on the lookout for more horror movies to watch! 📼

#1990s #horrormovies #horrorfans

Embrace Fall Fandom

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As the leaves turn and autumn chills settle in, it’s the perfect season to cozy up with the latest in pop‑culture collectibles—and Blast From the Past has some standout treasures to help you celebrate.

Swing into nostalgia with the Jumbo Captain America Action Figure. Standing tall and proud at $119.99, it’s an iconic way to show your shield-clad fandom this fall. Or warm up your mornings with a side of superhero flair using the Infinity Gauntlet 20 oz Sculpted Ceramic Mug, blending comics, fantasy, and sci-fi for a multitasking beverage experience—just $19.99 for epic mornings in front of the TV.


For a touch of magic and seasonal spirit, the Enesco Hocus Pocus Anderson Sisters Statuette casts a charming spell at $124.99—perfect for Halloween displays. And if classic horror is more your thing, the Halloween 1978 Pumpkin Purse brings flick‑flair and function for just $69.99.

This fall, let the nostalgia of your favorite collectibles meet the excitement of new comic arcs and superhero flicks. Blast From the Past offers not just items but experiences: decorative, functional, and evocative pieces that pair seamlessly with today’s stories—be they mutant rebellions, undead heroes, or inter-universal crossovers.

Grab your Captain America figure for protection, your Infinity Gauntlet mug for sips of power, and your Hocus Pocus and Halloween pieces for thematic flair. Then, while you’re at it, grab your Halloween Pumpkin Purse; pair it with a cozy comic and a Pumpkin Spice Latte while you catch up on shows like Peacemaker and Twisted Metal followed by binging the new Alien series, Alien:Earth. You’ll have such a flashback fall you won’t want to come back to 2025.

In fact that sounds pretty good… I’m outtie 5000. ✌🏼

💬 What movies or shows are you currently watching? Let us know in the comments below or hit us up on social media. IG @blastftp, FB @blastfromthepastinc

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice… spoilers a head!

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I remember being curled up in a sleeping bag in front of the TV being entranced in the dark whimsy of Beetlejuice (1988). For me the movie had it all, comedy, drama, darkness mixed with childlike sensibilities. It was fun and other worldly, and it of course had Beetlejuice, a character that was free to be himself, outside of the confines of any normalcy. He was rude and so unliked even the dead had him on the outside, but he was magical to me.

The animated series continued, to a degree, the wonderful world of Tim Burton and Beetlejuice. It was zany but never as dark as the film which was a fail in some regard. So, I, like so many went to the collectibles. Anything I could find that brought back those original movie-love-feels I had to have. Even the McDonald’s toys that were based on the animated series we had to have.

Now, 36 years later, with the release of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024), I sat as the lights went down around my weird & unusual self in full anticipation. I wanted to continue that original adventure but be carried away into more darkness, more weirdness, more absurdity and ugly sculptures. I have to say, as a huge fan of the original, this one, will do. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice hit on many great things about the original while adapting with the times. With the exception of Alex Baldwin (for obvious reasons) and poor Geena Davis not making a visual appearance, the movie still had the self-absurd loveability of Delia Deetz who was Catherine O’Hara perfection as only she can do. The absurdity of Charles Deetz’ death explained in animation matched with his jaws bitten body later in the movie was a perfect and just way to address/not address the actor in the movie after he too did some not so great things in real life. The stringing things together in a nice black and white bow with Beetlejuice still wanting to marry Lydia. It was all Burton gold. Granted there are several points that you give leniency to so that you can get to the juicy stuff like back in the underworld with Danny Devito (let’s be honest, he was in there for too short of a time — no pun intended). The Jenna Ortega scenes for one, the annoying con of a boyfriend to Lydia Deetz for another. But in the end, Tim Burton delivered on what we have been wanting for these 36 years… more Michael Keaton and some zany characters with an occasional dance number that seems out of place but then you start to think, maybe this is actually working. My only recommendation… it needed more Beetlejuice.

Now while the sequel ends on an open opportunity for another film, it’s unlikely that Burton will revisit it. Though, I for one, am grateful. Now excuse me while I enjoy my collectibles and rewatch the first movie. Because let’s face it, it’s a classic.

A Time of Thanks

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With Thanksgiving sneaking up on us like a Nightcrawler attack, we wanted to take time to list a few things we are thankful for this year. So here are 6 things we couldn’t live without (in no particular order of course).

Books

Whether it’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein or a Star Trek novel, we wouldn’t be anywhere without books. We are so grateful to be able to dive into the wonderful worlds given to us in books, sometimes over and over again.

Comics/Graphic Novels

The beautiful art that makes up a comic or a graphic novel has surely touched us all at some point. The stories told in near or far-off worlds through a mixture of art and text have given us understanding, justice, love… they’ve connected us to characters we always felt but never knew we needed. I personally went through a period where I only read X-Men. If I had to do it over again, I would do it the exact same way.

Movies/TV Shows

Now with movies and TV shows more readily available at our fingertips it is no surprise that they make our thankful-for list. Inspiring everything from creatures to set design, the films/shows we watch lift us up and also get our creative juices flowing. And when we have worked too hard and need to relax, we are thankful to have action movies that we cannot get enough of like Die Hard.

Action Figures

All of us wouldn’t be who we are without the toys that made us (and yes, that goes for the Netflix show as well). We are grateful for the re-used molds that brought us the Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Friar Tuck figure. Just as we love, and always need, more Star Wars Action Figures regardless if they start to have silly names. He-Man figures with too many muscles that have to stand just so or just don’t make any character sense… yes, please!

Collectibles

 

While action figures are near and dear to our hearts, so are high-end collectibles with multiple points of articulation, high sculpture detail, multiple head and eye options, impeccable fabrications, realistic paint design, or sculptures that are top-to-bottom brilliant. After all, if we love it, we want to own it! #notashamed

Costumers

Above all, we are extremely thankful for all of our wonderful customers! We have the absolute best patrons and we couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity to be a part of your lives throughout the years. Thank you so much for sharing your loves, or hates, with us. Thank you for your support be it for events, holidays, or just for coming in!

What are you thankful for this year? Did we miss something you think we should have listed? Let us know!

 

9 Movies That Are Great Even After Christmas

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It happens to the best of us, Christmas comes and goes but we still yearn for more holiday movies. Luckily there’s those movies that hint at Christmas time but focus their attention elsewhere making them movies that are watchable all year long. Here is a list of 9 Movies That Are Great Even After Christmas. Huzzah!

9. Die Hard (1988)

Yes, it comes up every year, and maybe you even view Die Hard as a true Christmas movie, but nevertheless this comedic action thriller has all the kicks and punches that make us come back again and again all year long. We can’t get enough and neither should you. Yippee-kay-yay!

8. Lethal Weapon (1989)

Continuing with our love for action, Lethal Weapon is indeed a Christmas time movie. In fact, there’s even a scene that takes place lit in red by the Christmas tree. And with a mullet like Mel Gibson’s this movie deserves to be played on repeat.

7. Edward Scissorhands (1990)

As lovable as his McFarlane Toys action figure which we’ve carried in the past, Edward Scissorhands knows how to decorate for Christmas. Yet with the green foliage, hot tight pants, and Avon lady world that is this movie, you can watch this film year round. It will give you all the good vibes you wish for with a Tim Burton picture and leave you wondering, why don’t I watch this more often?

6. Gremlins (1984)

Gremlins may be more on the nose about its Christmas feelings then the other movies on this list but the mayhem that it creates makes it an all-the-time favorite. Christmas time, Halloween time, random day in March, this film is viewable at any time. And how we love the collectibles that remind us of this heartwarming movie, like the 2-Pack Winter Gremlins Action Figures released by Neca shown below.

5. Batman Returns (1992)

As our excitement grows about the newest Batman movie, The Batman (2022), we can’t help but yearn for Batman Returns. Nothing gives you those Christmas-feels like Gotham blowing up and Danny Devito as the Penguin. However, the movie doesn’t get hung-up on the fact that it’s Christmas time instead it let’s Batman fall in love with Catwoman while the Penguin tries to take over Gotham City. Pure Batman gold in Tim Burton glory. In fact, you can enjoy this movie over and over again as you cuddle next to your Batman Returns action figure. We’ll allow it.

4. Shazam! (2019)

A wizard at Christmas time? Sign me up! Not only do you get the child-like wonder that is Zachary Levi but this movie offers a warming family cheer with bad guys and good guys fighting amongst Christmas decorations. Score!

3. 12 Monkeys (1995)

I’ll admit this movie took me awhile to go back to with being in a pandemic but the truth is 12 Monkeys has always been a great movie. Another Christmas time movie featuring Bruce Willis (Die Hard), the zany apocalyptic world designed by Gilliam is a non-stop enjoyment-fest. Did I mention ’90s Brad Pitt? Yea, reason enough to watch all year.

2. Prometheus (2012)

We can’t get enough of the Alien universe and that includes Prometheus. The fact that it takes place during Christmas time makes me want to jump up and down with my Alien collectibles. So, yes, we will be watching the Alien movie franchise on repeat during 2022.

1. Iron Man 3 (2013)

Writer and Director Shane Black knows what we want during this time of year (Lethal Weapon, Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang) and it’s no different with Iron Man 3. He once said that, “Christmas bands together and cements a story.” It brings everyone together those in the film and watching it. We couldn’t agree more. In fact, it’s bringing us to watch this movie right now.

No matter what time of year, these 9 movies are sure to bring you the warmth of Christmas without hitting you over the head with it. And, yes, it’s okay to watch Christmas movies in the middle of July. We asked, and also, we won’t tell. So, carry on, friends.

Your movie addicts at Blast From the Past

6 Bad A** Women Lead Movies to Watch

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As Black Widow hits screens everywhere we took a look at what other women lead movies to recommend. If you are looking for fun, bad a** women movies, we decided that these are the six to start with. Do keep in mind they may not be suitable for all ages, after all, it’s hard to be a lady all the time when you’re kicking butt.

Black Widow (2021)

Just released, we love the strength and feisty attitude of Scarlett Johannson as Natasha Romanova, aka Black Widow. What’s even better is that there are many women making their mark in this movie which shows that not only one woman can take names but many.

The Hunt (2020)

This movie was a surprise hit for me. It is subtle, funny, full of action, and features Betty Gilpin who, since I love Netflix’s Glow, is everything. Keep in mind this is a movie with people being hunted so it’s not for every age, but if you are in the mood for a strong female lead with dark comedy and blood, you are golden.

Cruella (2021)

The animation style of the 1961 One Hundred and One Dalmations is one of my favorites and has a special place in my heart. Watching Cruella de Vil careening down the road with her crazy hair and maddening eyes made me scared and excited. That’s why I was over the moon to see Emma Stone hunched over the driver’s wheel just like the animation in the Cruella trailer. The movie also didn’t disappoint. Have some punk fun and root for the girl who doesn’t apologize for being bad.

Atomic Blonde (2017)

Atomic Blonde is a non-stop thrill ride of woman bad-a**ery. Charlize Theron did her own stunts in this movie and they are incredible. Also a movie not suitable for youngins’, this movie is packed with ’80s dressed spy-ness. So grab some pink lipstick because this ride is going to be killer.

Wonder Woman (2017)

When DC’s Wonder Woman hit theatres in 2017 we were unprepared. Suddenly a blockbuster action movie that did well in the box office featured a strong female lead. Now it’s not like female leads didn’t exist before 2017, but it was the first time a whole world of strong women didn’t rely on another sex to tell a story. Despite the story falling into the realm of love stories, Diana Prince and her Amazonians showed that if you believe in truth and love you can kick meanies butts. After all, besides an invisible jet isn’t that what most of us want anyway? If you’ve been waiting to watch this movie, do it now. And if you’ve already seen it, watch it again. Then go back and watch some Geena Davis movies, women film education people.

Thelma & Louise (1991)

Speaking of Geena Davis, if you want a powering women duo, Thelma & Louise is a must-see. I can never get enough of this movie. It is quirky and familiar, strong and unapologetic, it’s the right actors with the right dialogue and story, and yes, even has the famous Brad Pitt abs. Though the dynamics between Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis is enough a reason for me.

You may be asking yourself, “This is July? Shouldn’t this be a list of 7 Bad A** Women Lead Movies?” The reason for there being no #7 just as there are no numbers marking this list, is that any film that features a powerful lady is #1 in our book, and we want to know what your favorite movies are to watch! Let us know which movies we missed below or on social media. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

Stay classy collectors. Your bad a** blogger,

Diane

6 Disney Animated Movies That Scream Summer

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Summer is officially here and we want to know, what are 6 Disney Animated Movies that just scream summer? Luckily for us, we have this list.

1. Lilo + Stitch

If you read no further, this one movie will have you summer wooed. Lilo + Stitch features Hawaiian beaches, loveable aliens (Homer not included), and a heartwarming story. It will make you want to surf, turn your backyard into a luau, and remind you why Elvis is king. This movie is summer.

2. The Little Mermaid

While our minds are on the ocean, nobody sings the summer waters better than Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Swim with the fishes in a good way by diving into this movie. And even after 32 years (yikes. I know, right!?), Ursula is still one of the best Disney villains of all time.

3. Finding Nemo

Keeping with the ocean theme, you can’t mention the high summer seas without talking about Finding Nemo. This movie takes us down under which always brings to mind warmer weather and sunny days. We also love the “road trip” feel which hollers summer vacation, and if you forget… just keep swimming, because that’s what summer is for… swimming.

4. The Lion King

After all that water, we should dry off on land. A movie that has plenty of sandy land, sun, and beautiful plants is The Lion King. It will leave you feeling the heat (hopefully in an air conditioned room) and with no cares in the world. Just keep repeating, “Hakuna matata,” while tapping your heals three times… oh, wait.

5. Moana

That’s enough dry land, let’s jump back into the water, and back to Hawaii, with Moana. Moana hits the summer vibes hardcore. Tropical inviting beaches, warm Hawaiian waters, and a blinged out crustacean. It even has a cute volcano and was originally accompanied with the short film Lava. A volcano falling in love in a tropical paradise? Hello summer!

6. A Goofy Movie

Bringing our list to an end is A Goofy Movie. This may seem a little bit different then our other picks, but it fits in like a rubber duckie in water. A personal favorite, we can all recall that feeling of the last day of school before summer vacation, having to go on a road trip with our strange yet loveable father, detouring it to fit our needs and win the hand of our high school crush– did I mention there’s a life-size opossom? This road trip movie will have you laughing and singing just like a real summer road trip would all from the comfort of your own home. Hello staycation!

No matter what your prefered Disney Animated Summer Watch List, we can all agree that summer vibes need to be had. So why not live it up Disney-style? What are your must-watch Disney animated movies for the summertime? Let us know in the comments or hit us up on social media: IG @Blastftp, Twitter @BlastFTP, or Facebook @Blastfromthepastinc.

Sipping on our pink lemonades,

Your Friends at Blast From the Past

Dear Galaxy I Love You #NotAshamed

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We all have a story behind our pop culture loves that indefinitely link us to the toys we hold so dear. One world that is big in our store is Star Wars. We carry action figures, original 70s/80s/90s and new, memorabilia, promotional items, unique items, you-think-it-and-they’ve-probably-made-it items, enamel pins and everything in between. To the point, we love Star Wars. I love Star Wars and my connection to it goes back to, yes, when I was wee.

My father started it, my connection with Star Wars. It was the late 80s by the time I discovered his copy of the original VHS release of the trilogy. I was already familiar with the figures. We had quite the collection: action figures, an Ewok mask, a cork board featuring the cast, a lunchbox and even a tiny, kid-size Star Wars desk. The movies, however, blew me away. And even though I was of the in between generation, between the release of Episode IV-VI and the release of the prequels, I loved them all.

Those original three movies drew me in, as it did so many others, but why? Was it that it took you on an adventure over and over? Was it that good always won out no matter how appealing the dark side became? Was it the ridiculous creatures that somehow captured our hearts? For me, I believe it was all of the above. It didn’t matter how clunky some of the machinery or droids seemed to be, it didn’t matter how many side swipes jumped you from story to story, it had passion and heart from everyone who touched those films. It was the love of the people making those films that I believe in turn reached me and unleashed my imagination. It whisked up my hair into oversized cinnamon buns and said, “hey, this is pure fun and it’s alright.” And still to this day, the amount of ultimate joy I get by seeing a Jumbo Kenner-inspired Gamorrean Guard by Gentle Giant is an extension of that welcoming imagination. The figures and collectibles allow that rush of feeling, of love, and of awe I received from those films to wash over me like a kiss from a Bantha.

February is a month for many celebrations, but I think as we talk about love around Valentine’s Day we should speak about the love of our passions. After all, the love we feel for the movies, tv shows, and comics that made us is forever. To the artists who made them, we love you. You are astounding and we are not ashamed to say, yes, we probably will be dressed in head-to-toe cosplay and sleep in a several day, nay week(s), line the next time a Star Wars premiere is releasing in theaters and we are allowed to go.

Until then…

Stay Classy, Friends

– Movie Marathon Diane