Did SCREAM Save Horror? The Truth About 90s Slashers!

When Scream hit theaters in 1996, horror suddenly had a new rulebook. The slashers were younger, the casts looked like they belonged on the WB, and every killer seemed to know we had already seen all the old movies. In this episode, we rewind the late-90s teen horror boom that followed. We’ll look at how Scream reshaped mainstream horror, why studios rushed to find the next young ensemble slasher hit, and how this brief but unforgettable era gave horror one of its most distinctive late-90s flavors.

**I Come in Peace (1990) | Sunset Video:** Quick Picks

In this episode of Sunset Video: Quick Picks, we rewind I Come in Peace and take a look at why this forgotten 1990 sci-fi action movie still rocks, from Dolph Lundgren and Brian Benben’s buddy-cop chemistry to Matthias Hues as the towering alien villain Talec.

My Retro Comfort Movies! Pt. 2

Some movies are more than just rewatchable, they feel like pure comfort. In this episode of My Retro Comfort Movies, we’re heading back to the video store era for a laid-back look at 80s and 90s favorites that still deliver laughs, nostalgia, action, quotable moments, and that perfect Friday night rental feeling.

**Firestorm (1998): Why It Quietly Kicks Ass!**

Howie Long battles ruthless escaped convicts and a raging wildfire in Firestorm (1998), an underrated slice of ’90s action-movie mayhem. In the first episode of Sunset Video: Quick Picks, we rewind this fast-moving disaster thriller, dig into what works, and explain why Firestorm still quietly kicks ass.

My Retro Comfort Movies: Vol. 1

Bird on a Wire (1990) | Is This Still Any Good ?

Mel Gibson and Goldie Hawn teamed up in 1990 for Bird on a Wire, a fast, goofy, stunt-filled action comedy that feels tailor-made for the video store era. In this episode, we revisit this forgotten 90s rental favorite to see how it holds up today. From its wild chase scenes and big star chemistry to its oddball villains, romantic comedy energy, and pure early-90s studio movie charm, we’re asking the important question: is Bird on a Wire still any good?

Steven Seagal: The Blockbuster Star | Under Siege (1992)

In this episode of The Seagal Series, we take a look back at Under Siege (1992), the movie many fans see as the peak of Steven Seagal’s action-movie run. Directed by Andrew Davis and loaded with big villain energy from Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey, this battleship-set action hit helped push Seagal into the mainstream and gave him his biggest movie of the era.

The VHS Vault: 1990s Neo-Noir Edition

Step back into the smoky world of ‘90s Neo-Noir with Episode 3 of The VHS Vault — where sharp suits, bad choices, and moral shadows meet the glow of a tube TV. From slick crime thrillers to moody character studies, this episode dives into the decade’s coolest, grittiest, and most underrated noir gems that defined Gen-X cool — all drenched in that unforgettable ‘90s vibe.