To us they were the perfect 90s couple. Always spotted holding hands, partying and looking at each other in that Winona/Johnny kinda way. Are we the only ones still wishing Johnny and Winona were still together?
Winona ♡ Johnny forever.
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It isn't Halloween without some classic horror films. From the delightfully bad, to the down right petrifying. We love those Halloween flicks which still give you the creeps long after you watch them for the first time.
So get out some popcorn and a cushion to hide behind - these are our top five Halloween films we think you must watch this week to really get you in spooky spirit of the season.
The Craft
A classic 90s cult film mixing schoolgirls with sorcery. This film defiantly was the reason we all chanted "Light as a feather, stiff as a board" at sleepovers from then onwards.
Rosmary's Baby
Truly one to scare the hell out of you if you haven't seen it before. Rosmary's Baby is a masterclass is suffocating suspension and delivering a constant feeling of dread. And then, that ending.... *shivers*
Carrie
Does this one even need a reason to be in our top 5? It's Carrie. It's terrifying and it's defiantly one to watch this halloween if you haven't seen this Steven King classic yet.
The Witches
Admittedly this one is a little bit cheesy, but there is something about all those bald headed women that still gives us the heebie jeebies.
Hocus Pocus
Again, another lighthearded Halloween classic! Forget Sex and The City, this is Sarah Jessica Parker as we shall forever remember her.
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It's really happening.
After being abruptly cancelled in its second season in 1991, we've been waiting almost 25 years to pick up the surreal story of Twin Peak's murder mystery. Many consider the storyline, dreamlike/nightmare concepts and cinematography of the show to have been far far ahead of its time. But with 25 years having past, maybe now is the best time for Twin Peaks to slip back into contemporary culture and warp us all with its twisted, cryptic, down right weird story lines and creepy characters.
Not set to be back with us until 2016, we'll have to wait just a little longer to see what has happened in the intervening years - and what did Laura Palmer mean when she told Dale 'damn fine cup of coffee' Cooper that she would
see him in 25 years?
Will our questions be answered? Or will we be left even more confused by the twisted, surreal and terrifying goings on in the small town of Twin Peaks?
Now excuse us whilst we go lose ourselves a serious Twin Peaks marathon.
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Kids is the cult film of the 90s. A dark and disturbing tale of New York City teens as they deal with adolescence, sex, drugs, violence and the consequences.
A film which brought Chloë Sevigny to the forefront of the 90s underground grunge scene and propelled her into the spotlight as a fashion icon and one of the coolest girls in the world.
We’ve been reminiscing over some of our favourite moments from Kids and getting inspired by the pure 90s cult style it is infamous for.
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For one glorious evening last week, we got to bask in the eccentric and wonderful energy that only Courtney Love can create. There was no big stage get up or novelty build up to her tour, just one woman, commanding the whole room with some deliciously unhinged punk, nostalgic teenage angst and plenty of good old fashioned swearing.
Proving that this 90s icon hasn’t mellowed over time, she looked like a total babe rocking some grunged up black dresses, chic ankle boots and tones of attitude!
Playing some of the good old favourites, mixed in with some Hole classics and of course her awesome latest tune, ‘You Know My Name’.
Without a doubt, an evening which we won’t be forgetting in a hurry. Go Courtney!
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