These '80s movies had a rowdier sense of humor than the films of today. They didn't worry if you were offended — they just wanted to make you laugh.

Family comedies have always been popular, but they hit a certain height during the late ’80s and early ’90s, resulting in some strange yet effective risks. One such movie was Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.

There’s no debating that family movies of the ’80s were built differently. Sure, they looked bright and colorful on the outside with mascots that kids would fall in love with (looking at you Falkor), ...

The 1980s endures as a notably nostalgic decade, with classics like Stand by Me and Back to the Future evoking that emotion especially well.