Heck, teen girls were checking out Total Eclipse and The Basketball Diaries.  That’s how hot they were for Leo.

Now there’s a face for radio. 

750 dollars bucks.

The Mad magazine parody dubbed it Dorky Dancing. Only other thing I remember about it is it calling out the opening voiceover not appearing again because the movie was too embarrassing to remain a part of, or something like that.

There’s a movie called Lambada, and another movie called The Forbidden Dance. 

I did not know he was same-sex oriented. 

Check out Radio Days at least, if none of the others. It’s his best, he doesn’t appear in it, just narrates. Worth seeing for the period detail alone.

Dan’s advice to TITS is right on. 

Yay, Floor Show! 

I was a senior in high school when this movie came out and it was the first time I heard this song. 

Maybe a deep cut, maybe not (Living Out Loud is not a popular movie) but I’m bringing the Brownstone:

Payback for Mr. Wrong. Worst romantic comedy ever.

Which I’ve only done twice, decades apart: Hannah and Her Sisters and Midnight in Paris.

Every time I the name Paul comes up I think of pall.

Radio Days, Hannah and Her Sisters, Bullets Over Broadway, Match Point, Midnight in Paris.

And on video in January.

William Ragsdale! There’s a name I haven’t seen in some time. With Halloween approaching, folks who haven’t seen Fright Night original recipe ought to check it out.

“Matador” is a mainstay on my mp3 player and has been my jawn since the movie came out.

Yeah those eps after the show was canceled can be skipped.