90s Movies Archives : The Retro Network

Retro Reel Reviews: The Program (1993)

College football gets messy, loud, and intense. The Program shows the grind behind the glory, and Mickey still likes this rough 90s ride.

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 46 | Ranking the ROCKY Movie Franchise

Chad Droze

Yo Adrian! Episode 46 of the #RRPod comin’ at ya! Ken and Chad are taking the Rocky Movie Franchise (from the original Rocky from 1976 all the way through “Rocky Balboa” in 2006 but not

Retro Reel Reviews: Jumanji (1995)

Mickey Yarber

Everyone remembers Jumanji for its wild effects and nonstop action. The question is whether it still holds up now.

The Retro Resurgence Podcast – Episode 45 | Mount Rushmore of Kevin Bacon Films

Chad Droze

We’re back from Summer Break, and beginning the 2nd Half of 2026 Ken and Chad debate and discuss the career and filmography of Kevin Bacon. It’s a Rushmore episode of the podcast – what four

Saving Private Ryan’s Unmatched Impact

Mickey Yarber

Saving Private Ryan shattered expectations with its raw, unfiltered realism. Its opening moments alone changed how audiences understood war, leaving a visual and emotional impact that still echoes today.

How Pretty Woman Still Affects the Way We View Romance in 2026

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Pretty Woman earned $178 million at the box office in 1990 and sold over 42 million domestic tickets, making it the highest-grossing romantic comedy of its era. A Broadway adaptation followed in 2018. Thirty-six years

Interesting Films From the 90s

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The ’90s gave us films that were fearless, stylish, and endlessly imaginative, spanning prestige drama, wild sci‑fi spectacle, and the kind of cult classics that still shape movie culture today.

Storm of the Century: The Stephen King Miniseries That Hit Like a Winter Punch

Mickey Yarber

Stephen King’s Storm of the Century traps a small Maine town in a brutal blizzard while a mysterious stranger forces residents to confront their darkest secrets, creating one of King’s most unsettling and unforgettable television tales.