Interjections: The Undiscovered Decade

The ninth month of 1990 was almost devoid of hidden gems, but we found a perfect one that rose to the top! Christopher Walken proves his skills as one of the most versatile actors of his day by showing everyone around him that he's the King of New York ! Aided by Laurence Fishburne and a number of young stars filling out his gang, Walken takes out rivals and evades cops played by David Caruso and...

The eighth month of 1990 found us digging deep for some hidden gems, but we were able to discover a perfect one: Mel Gibson and Robert Downey Jr. play pilots who are surviving harrowing trips into the Laotian countryside in order to drop supplies on local villagers. Underneath their operation, a drug and weapon smuggling ring causes as much trouble as you might expect. Watch these early stars try...

The seventh month of 1990 found us digging deep for some hidden gems, but we were able to discover a perfect one: Bill Murray would direct the only film in his career while starring alongside Geena Davis and Randy Quaid as misfit bank robbers who pull off a daring heist in broad daylight, but must race against time to escape New York City. Quick Change is often forgotten when discussing Murray's o...

The sixth month of 1990 found us deep into the summer season where Arnold Schwarzenegger fought androids, Tom Cruise raced stock cars and Peter Weller was Robocop, again. It was one hero that would shine that June, however. Warren Beatty starred in and directed Dick Tracy , the classic comic gumshoe with a colorful rogues gallery that could only rival Batman in stature. His primary nemesis in this...

The fifth month of 1990 was still languishing in early year dreck, but with the summer season about to start the third film in the successful Back to the Future trilogy debuted. The aptly named Back to the Future: Part III finds Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) travelling back to 1885 in order to rescue Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) from his existential fate. It wraps up the trilogy perfectly, and we...

The fourth month of 1990 took a dip in quality ahead of the summer, but there were two films worthy enough to highlight: Johnny Depp starred as the title character in John Waters' biggest hit, Cry-Baby , a musical parody of '50s swinging sing-alongs. Alec Baldwin squares off with Fred Ward in a bonkers game of cat and mouse in Miami Blues .

The first big month of 1990 featured a surprise comic book hit that would define a generation: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ! In the third episode, our four co-hosts interject themselves into conversation about the sewer-dwelling superheroes and their first cinematic adventure! In addition, they highlight two other popular films of March 1990: Pretty Woman and The Hunt for Red October !

The early part of any year was often a cinematic desert. 1990 was no different, as February's best film was the crime caper Loose Cannons ! In the second episode, our four co-hosts interject themselves into this hidden gem and find out what was so crazy about Dan Aykroyd teaming up with Gene Hackman to protect Dom DeLuise from Nazis.

In the dawning of the decade, there was a dearth of memorable films to discover at the cinema. One film stood above the rest – cult classic killer worm film Tremors ! In their inaugural episode, the four co-hosts interject themselves back to January 1990 to see what was going on under the desert dirt of Perfection, Nevada.