The Rise of 90s Cool - When Sunglasses, Leather, and Techno Ruled Pop Culture

[@LastCallSRT]

The 90s is forever. Everything to the current takes from this era. Everything was done in this era. All the “new” stuff we get is just the 90s movies being remade.

[@mr.throwback4875]

Indeed!!! I still love and long for the 90s!!! Best decade of cool ever

[@thefallenfaith1986]

Well, that and eighties movies / cartoons / TV shows being remade. But yeah, I agree with the gist of your comment. Entertainment has been stagnant since the 2000s ended.

[@maksimsverdlikov4185]

Reality ended in 1999...

[@vodkajaybulls]

I was born in 86. I lived thru all of this and absolutely loved it!!! Still do. 😎

[@trentslater2000]

Same. I'm still all about that shit. I bet Zoomers judge me the same way I used to judge old dudes who peaked in the 1970s and still wore flared pants in the 90s, which I considered hella lame at that time.

[@Andres33AU]

Same here, and The Matrix was my favourite movie of 1999. Man, it really did feel like we were moving into the future back then, haha. The late 90s felt that much more futuristic when compared to the early 90s.

[@RobotDCLXVI]

​@@trentslater2000I'm the same age and I never saw old dudes wearing flared pants in the 90s. Was that a regional thing?

[@trentslater2000]

@RobotDCLXVI probably, I grew up in Eastern Europe. I think fashion was slower to change back then in that region.

[@McZebraCakes]

The one aesthetic that I can't get enough of. There's a reason Deus Ex, System Shock 2, and FEAR are among my top 10 favorite games.

[@thegamingprozone1941]

Unreal Tournament also!

[@McZebraCakes]

​@@thegamingprozone1941The HL2 beta also literally embodies the aesthetic.

[@joshcarter-com]

“The Matrix is the best there was, the best there is, and the best there will be.” PREACH BROTHER.

[@urbantrixsta6514]

Amen praise the lord

[@corymiller536]

Nah overrated movie

[@thegamingprozone1941]

Bret Heart ASF!

[@austins.2495]

The 90’s were the coolest era imo 🔥 ill go back ANY DAY

[@maloneaqua]

there was something that transcendent culture about that time- my favorite alternative grunge bands, r&b and hip-hop artists had it in common

[@adamshafeeq8685]

As a kid who was born in the 2010's, i can proudly admit that i enjoy the 90's (and 80's) way too much

[@darkastronaut2603]

Then you really know The Good Stuff!

[@jerichoasprec4455]

Young as you are,you have good taste👍😁

[@ffwast]

It was just that good.

[@rinkooo6006]

I was born in the mid 2000s and I agree! I love the 80s and 90s too

[@drwhite7285]

imagine fucking minecraft being older then you.

[@theartist8291]

Great video, growing up in 90s with these movies was a special time

I love Keanu to bits, but I can't help but wonder what Brandon Lee would have been like as Neo.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Brandon Lee was set to star in both Mortal Kombat and The Matrix. He would have undoubtedly been the face of 90s Cool.

@LifeofSlicey1 Yeah... I can't get over what happened to him, so unfair. He was so talented, charming and such a lovely person. Sad to think about the what ifs... :(

[@IbizanHound2]

Well the way things with AI are going, you probably will be able to replace Keanu with Brandon Lee soon. You see? AI agents are not so bad after all!

@@IbizanHound2 I think I've seen something similar already! AI is advancing like crazy. But it's still Keanu, only with Brandon's face. We can never see what his unique approach would have been sadly.

[@CherryBlossom28479]

I honestly think that the movie would work out well with Brandon Lee as well, I can see the movie working with either actors.

[@cloudbloom]

I love this. I'm old so i grew up in the heart of this era and it was all so enticing to watch these movies and hear the music being made around that time. Thanks for all the work you put into this

[@theplatitudefromouterspace]

If you're gonna watch Dark City, make sure you get the director's cut. The studio didn't trust audiences to use their brains, so the version that went to theatres was significantly cut down, with an annoying voice over that spoils everything.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Sage advice here. I'm lucky enough to have heard that before I saw it the first time.

[@austins.2495]

Ty for the heads up

[@CM-xs2eb]

Luckily I saw it 25yrs ago and all I remember is the little kid with the gnashing teeth- so I can act on your advice!

[@ravenpreston1032]

I feel like I saw all of these movies on repeat in the 90s and 2000s on TBS, TNT, and USA 😂

[@trentslater2000]

Us millennial boys were left in this cold era with Terminator 2 looks and ambition of Forest Gump.

[@dpcquak]

Dude I love these videos. Good job

[@LifeofSlicey1]

I appreciate the support, thank you!

[@theosone]

What. An. Amazing. Video! Wow, thank you

[@afti03]

what an amazing video! to go through my life's moments by reminding me of fantastic movies and vibes!

[@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl]

The Matrix is just ICONIC. It really did in capsulate all of what made the 90's cool. I was a kid in the 90's ( born in 88') I was so looking forward to being a teenager and wearing the cyberpunk heroin chic style, but unfortunately Columbine did ruin that. But, I know it's gonna come back around I feel it. Keanu Reeves was/ is the epitome of 90's cool..

[@JangianTV]

The homie's back with another banger! 🔥😎

[@JustGrowingUp84]

I could have sworn I had already seen this video - but I haven't! This is more of a deep-dive into the history of 90s cool than previous videos.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Deja Vu. It means they changed something in the program.

[@JustGrowingUp84]

@@LifeofSlicey1 Well played. *tips hat

[@marchitn]

Love your content. Well articulated. Would really like to see you do a video on how marketing (commercials magazines etc.) changed from 80s to 90s for those disgusting counter culture ads to appeal to the genx millenial audience.

[@bobdobalina838]

It is interesting to note that the decade began with the greatest action film of all time Terminator 2 and ended with the greatest science fiction film of all time The matrix. thanks for this in depth analysis.

Oh I clicked on youtube just in time! I go get some popcorn 😎🤘

[@kabuki7038]

I rewatched Dark City the other day and it really hammered home how The Matrix was the apotheosis of 90s cool.

[@The_aspiring_stifler]

I always look forward to these videos man. Thank you for taking out the time to make them

[@LifeofSlicey1]

I appreciate that man, thank you.

[@Winters_Folly]

I've never had an issue wearing a trench coat.

[@marcanthonynolan]

Kinda weird to not see Pulp Fiction on this list. Hugely influential towards many many movies that followed. It might not have too much black leather or techno but it's directational style and dialogue were heavily influential for the decade that followed.

[@OK-hl6qd]

But hackers made it 🤣🤣🤣

[@marcanthonynolan]

@OK-hl6qd right?!? Hackers was like a cult hit for computer nerds in the late 90s. But Pulp Fiction was a cultural phenomenon that everyone and their mama was quoting.

[@ktanner438]

Goddamn I love my boy Slice and his reminiscences on the GOAT era of action

[@desisdosis473]

"90s Cool" has it's own sub-genre I would refer to as "Desert Cool": Films like From Dusk Till Dawn, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Tank Girl, Wild Wild West etc

[@MCoconut97]

Parasite Eve II

[@LifeofSlicey1]

That's an interesting observation. Lots of desert movies in the 90s and early 2000s. The Mummy and Tremors as well.

[@ThreadBomb]

So it's just 90s cool, but in a desert?

[@SuperSpacebum]

And Vampires with James Woods.

[@ashleybanks-wm4cg]

This channel is a GEM

[@MCoconut97]

This video is so up my alley! Very well made!

[@KobatheASMRbiker]

The 90s were really cool when it comes to its time period and when we look back on it all in terms of fashion, movies and video games, its like we've done it all up to that point if the world really was gonna end. I just never knew the world was gonna devolve into what it has became now in terms of us becoming more dissociated, while being connected at the same time in terms of tech

[@mattman42]

Sitting here watching this, wearing all black.

[@ericebjonesii1378]

Can’t wait for you to do 70s cool 2010s cool and even 60s cool!😮‍💨😂

[@NEOREV_MUSIC]

I love 90s electronica music. The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Fluke, Underworld, Leftfield, Orbital, Meat Beat Manifesto, Aphex Twin, Junkie XL, Atari Teenage Riot, Photek, Goldie, Josh Wink, Fatboy Slim, Moby, 808 State, Roni Size, Massive Attack, LFO, Portishead, The Crystal Method, Sneaker Pimps, Source Direct, and many more. A great era for electronic music.

[@Deseko]

The way you slipped a Reboot clip along side your script was beautiful lol

[@lennywolfe6220]

Some more Honorable Mentions could be Escape from L.A., The Rock, Mission Impossible, Barb Wire (96) The Saint (97), Payback (99), Carlitos Way (93), Deathwish 5 (94) and the Gargoyles cartoon.

[@michaelgriffin5304]

I thought 'Strange Days' must have been some fever-dream when nobody I ever talked to had heard of it or could remember it. So glad it popped up here!

[@btxteppei7327]

Good theme for video and Nice work

[@stefanosodano]

No JCVD movies in this list is criminal. Universal Soldier and Timecop not even getting a mention meanwhile Hard Target is only briefly alluded to? There's so many to choose from his 90s movies

[@blondie8524]

the big hit was/is/will always be one of my favorite movies!!!!

[@Tyoxy]

Big fan of this, great video man!

[@MaterialMenteNo]

Finally some respect for Strange Days 😭

[@LifeofSlicey1]

It's long overdue! It's a great movie. Sorry I didn't get it the first time.

[@usarmy916scp8]

hey man that was a great video and I thought i can see the list of music i like to listen

[@thomascarroll5750]

Millennium Odyssey The Web Series brings back 90's cool. It's kino

[@EmberQuestTheGame]

you are posting that everywhere lol nah I've seen it, you did a good job. whens s2?

[@thomascarroll5750]

@EmberQuestTheGame when its ready 😎

[@EmberQuestTheGame]

@@thomascarroll5750 ...but I wants it now

[@EmberQuestTheGame]

@@thomascarroll5750 haha nah take your time all good. what's your x?

[@EmberQuestTheGame]

@@thomascarroll5750 just i know when s2 is coming out

[@warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165]

Damn, man. Your redo of the movie list is good. That Bret Hart quote at number 1 was such a good reference.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Thanks man. I felt I never quite nailed it the first time, so it was fun to go back and reboot it. And that Bret Hart catchphrase will never go out of style.

[@SegaCDUniverse]

Great job, being around during this era was very fun. I miss it. lol

[@nathanwaight]

As a person who grew up in the 90's I thought the 'film grudge' look was because in the 80's and earlier the year 2000 was often shown as futuristic utopia with things like flying cars and people living on mars. But as it became the near future, the hope had gone and we'd still have the same problems from sitting in traffic and rain to poverty and crime. Films reflected that feeling, showing that the future isn't always a brighter place and things can also decay with time.

[@cameronb7161]

Blade is one of my all-time favorite movies, and Devil May Cry 3 is my all-time favorite video game.

[@JasonTopo]

You should make one of these but focused on music and another one focused on videogames.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

The videogame one happened already.

[@IbizanHound2]

Although I miss that era A LOT, I doubt we can return to it. Audiences and culture back then were not yet completely ruined by internet and reality trash tv. Now we've been through 20 years of turning everything into a dry realistic version of everything. Nolan's Batman compared to Tim Burton's for example. People have been so tainted by this true to life treatment of movies, that stylized movies would seem cringy and childish to them. We have a much more vulgar culture now and movies of the 90's had a bit of romanticism in them. Now it would be laughable.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

I don't think 90s Cool itself will ever come back, but I think we're headed towards another light attitude era. An era that could be a good breeding ground for dark action again.

[@thefallenfaith1986]

Thank you for this video, Slice. Would you consider making one of these based on nineties rock music videos?

[@elmtreecomics6036]

Make videos about Y2K Attitude shows and movies. I am enthusiastic about your takes on that aesthetics.

[@MadPaperMario]

Batman and Robin

[@elmtreecomics6036]

@MadPaperMario What's that got to do with the Y2K Attitude aesthetics?

[@MadPaperMario]

@ its kinda has it in the movie another one is WWE

[@elmtreecomics6036]

I can name several movies with Y2K Attitude aesthetics: *American Pie *Barnyard *Freddy Got Fingered *Harold and Kumar go to White Castle *How High? *Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius *Max Keeble's Big Move *Not Another Teen Movie *Shrek As for TV Shows: *Malcolm in the Middle *Recess *Dragon Ball Z For video games: *Bully *Tony Hawk's Pro Skater *Viewtiful Joe

[@MadPaperMario]

@ id say most of them were popular around the era rather than actually have the aesthetic

[@nickmiroli]

Hackers 1995 is my all time favorite movie. It just OOZES style. The clothes, the music, the vibe. Just perfect.

[@SpacedOutDoonie]

Great vid

[@aidansmith1354]

Ah the 90s. It really did start with terminator 2 and end with the matrix. Good times. 👍🏻

[@commanderwolf395]

Like the direction you did with this, I was born in 99 but grew up in the shadow of the 90s in your words the gritty 2000s most of my personality and views on things were shaped from my experiences form the 80s and 90s and 2000s culture from movies, Tv shows, games and comics. The Gritty 2000's and Cool 90s will always be apart of me cause even though I didn't get to experience it I got to experience the ghosts of the cool 90s, which I know it was edgy and cringe but you gotta admit it was a pretty wild and fun time.

[@dominiqueodom3099]

Blade will always be in that limited few things of 90s cool that legitimately will never age poorly I know im late but a figure i cannot separate from 90s cool is Jet Li. His style of Martial Arts Films legitimately were the backbone of everything i thought was cool as a kid and his Film Tai chi Master(released in America as Twin Warriors) was my favorite film of his for close to 5 years.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Jet Li is definitely one of the defining actors of 90s Cool.

[@dominiqueodom3099]

@@LifeofSlicey1 if you ever do a film on the 2000s cool,I'd love to see you discuss Jet Li and Jackie Chans popularity in the 2000s

[@Ledpooplin55]

I always called that style "leather trenchcoat techo karate"

[@judsongaiden9878]

When I was a teenager in the '90s, I wore a brown duster (w/contrasting beige collar) and red circular sunglasses, often with blue or khaki-color jeans, brown hiking boots, and a blue button-front shirt. I was always trying to look like a cross between Michael Biehn and Bruce Campbell (and sometimes Cyberpunk-era Billy Idol), mixing and matching different elements while also putting my own spin on it. An alternative to trench coats and dusters is the Navy-style pea coat (a la The Boondock Saints). They usually come in black or Navy blue. An alternative to the biker jacket is the M-65 field jacket (a la Travis Bickle or Clarence Boddicker). They come in all sorts of colors, including but not limited to: OD green (the classic), black, tan/beige, various shades of blue, all sorts of camo patterns, and red if you really want to make a statement. 11:29 Those are dusters. More rugged than trench coats. Mine was just like that except it was Jedi colors (Earth tones) instead of Sith colors. 12:23 He has an actual reason to be wearing shades since they prevent snow-blindness. 14:36 That's not combat gear. Certainly not the boots. Goth, sure, but not combat. 14:41 That looks more like burgundy. 15:31 / 27:51 No one back then - at least in the domain of pop culture - knew how to do a proper McMillan Tilt. Except Olivier Gruner in 'Nemesis'. He actually did it right. And left-handed, even! Note: The dumb thing actors do with handguns nowadays is they hold them high without aiming down sights properly, almost like they're trying to aim with their "third eye" or something. And not the way Alucard does it in Hellsing. Rick Grimes does it all the time in 'The Walking Dead'. Come to think of it, Detective Mills does it in 'Seven', so it might have started in the '90s. Something that's always irked me in action movies from all eras is how good guys always favor pistols over rifles. Stands as an example of how video game logic often makes more sense than movie logic. 18:43 Weird Science did it back in 1985. Oingo Boingo is the G.O.A.T.! 21:06 He did fine. Imagine Bruce Campbell as Two-Face! 22:37 If you fired that custom "stubgun" (which is of the ye olde "rabbit-ear" sidelock type, "rabbit-ear" being a slang term for double hammers) with a finger on each trigger, it would fly out yer hand! Even if you only pulled one trigger, and certain if you pulled both. 24:51 My '90s shades were a lot like those but with black rims. 28:30 A true "professional" would immediately point out to his protege (played by Natalie Portperson) that she's holding that pistol wrong. Notice the position of the thumb of the support hand. You wanna get slide-bite? Cuz that's how you get slide-bite? Actors hold handguns like that all the time. It's insulting! There's a technique called "cross-thumb," but it's only useful with single-action revolvers or while firing a double-action single-action style (which isn't done in combat, only when shooting for recreation).

[@dreamsforgottenart]

I co-sign all said here except Val Kilmer beating Micheal Keaton at batman.

[@celestialstar5563]

The 90s were a totally super awesome radical way pass cool decade💪😎👍

[@Ishitonyou666]

Love your Channel bro🫶😎 Also I’m glad u also did a short mentioned on “Drive”, I used to tell people about that movie and it seems like no one has ever heard of it . 90’s movies soundtrack was big for me , The Crow & Spawn soundtrack was on my discman everyday haha I still prefer the “grunge cinema” guess u can say it’s bedded and ingrained in me 😅 Oh and I always wanted Brad Pitt’s sunglasses in “fight club”

[@sonikusenpai]

Those segues between the top 20 was the real 90s cool.

[@jleigh329]

There's also the Buffy spinoff show "Angel" which was a film noir style show about a vampire who happens to also wear a black leather jacket and just black in general. It also came out in 1999.

[@zogwort1522]

Fight Club is basically Heathers for guys. Heathers doesn't really fit in that list, but it was prophetic of the 90s attitude in many ways.

[@YourCRTube]

Very, very good analysis.

[@PrincipalButtsavage]

All John Woo inspired really.

[@OK-hl6qd]

Yep

[@blondie8524]

16:00 where the list starts gonna put all of this movies on my to watch list

[@FINNSTIGAT0R]

I think I was born in the perfect time to enjoy pop culture, as I was a kid in the 80's and a teen/young adult in the 90's. It feels like the popular movies and pop culture in general matured with me from the cheesy, but very enjoyable 80's movies and music, games etc to the angsty, rebellious and over-stylized 90's. And then the whole pop culture field eventually just stagnated as I became older and finally middle aged, lol 😂

[@RainBird88x]

Highlander II had a great 90s cool look.

[@Trixiethegoldenwitch]

*chaostician (brilliant video btw)

[@ThreadBomb]

I think of '00s cool as a separate thing - a ten year period that started with the release of Blade (the first big action movie to feature EDM?), and finished with Rise of the Lycans. Before Blade, the movie image of cool was still strongly influenced by macho characters from the 80s. The Crow and Tim Burton's movies were exceptions that pointed the way to '00s cool, but the Crow took years to be influential, while Burton's films, although influential, remain a distinct, separate thing. EDIT: Oh, El Mariachi! I forgot about that one! Good pick.

[@artofnocula]

The funny thing is, in my head, sunglasses, leather trench coats and katanas are still friggin' dope, in a way that the 80s or the 2010s cool just isn't.

[@EggShen905]

I can never watch "Leon: the Professional" again, after seeing the extended cut, where it's made very clear that Matilda is coming on to Leon and he's basically into it. No surprise, given that the director was "married" to a 16 year old he'd started dating a couple years prior. It scarred Natalie Portman for life.

[@benjaminrogers9239]

Gonna be a good day with a slice of life post

[@sugarbooger4434]

I was meaning to ask, would you consider Sonic Adventure 2 and Shadow the Hedghehog (2005) as "90s cool?" For Shadow, you not only had the over the top gun action and SA2, including extreme sports with the grinding rails mechanic, but both included black clad ant-heroes doing over the top mid-air action with techno and hard rock. But as with the other vids on 90s cool, this is great! It makes me happy we are seeing 90s era of cool get appreciated and not disregarded as "cringey" or "edgy and tryhard."

[@LifeofSlicey1]

I would say yes. Both have strong elements of 90s Cool. Shadow is pretty much the 90s Cool Sonic character.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

It's still cool The 90's taught Us much 🕶🙏🏿🕶

[@MrMonopolistic]

cool is subjective. going to leave it at that! 😁

[@ghosted7450]

took me 10 yrs to find Cyber 6 … legendary🔥

[@playoffl36ron8]

13:45 Strange days! He listened!

[@Germania9]

Doberman! That's some deep cut. I'd be more shocked if you know Man Bites Dog, and Nirvana starring Christopher Lambert, along with some 90s neo-noirs.

[@anthonyruby2668]

I AGREE!!! 2000s were almost a continuation of the 90s, 2010s was almost like a middle child decade. And the co-vid chaos of 2020 was almost the real start of the 21st century

[@mariowalker9048]

The first half of the decade for sure, by the second half it already seems as if the 90s was considered old school especially when smartphones were starting to come out and the internet became more user friendly to the average consumer.

[@anthonyruby2668]

@mariowalker9048 yea! That's more fine tune! Even with 9 1 1, I raq war, and Bush, i have clear memories talking to my friends in 2004 on how the 2000s didn't feel like it had its own identity yet. Which lead to a personal theory that decades really don't have their true identity until the second half of the decade. Like the Great Recission was the moment when the 90s party was over. Plus, i also remembered the joke that paralleled that in the early 90s and early 2000s that Bush was president, and there was war in i raq

[@sami7983]

I love the gen X soft club aesthetic

[@OceanWolf808]

I can also see 90s rave culture influencing the 90s Cool look. I really miss this decade a lot.

[@T-sucidar]

Pulp Fiction? The movie cover was iconic alone🙄

[@DannyK1992]

25:56 One of my favorite movies ever

[@mariowalker9048]

Nu metal fashion should be a topic. Dreads, Jinco jeans, spiky hair.

[@Deseko]

Clips of Twisted Metal and J & SB is extra cool

[@kamyarabdollahi3406]

Nice video 👍👍👌👌🙌🔥

[@raymond_sycamore]

Feel like Dylan and Eric kinda ruined trenchcoats and sunglasses for us 80/90s kids....

[@LifeofSlicey1]

Indeed. They ruined a lot of things sadly.

[@Marylandbrony]

Ah yes, the late 1990s the only time when wearing sunglasses inside and in the dark was cool.

[@ThreadBomb]

It was also cool for a period of the 1960s (generally related to drug use).

[@joshcarter-com]

“Bright and colorful was out, and dark and mysterious was in.” I’m going to argue with you a bit here. 90’s still had bold and colorful (especially with geometric flourishes) but it also had the darker and grungier side running in parallel. Stone-washed Levis and Oakley Blades were still everywhere; black Levis and Oakley Romeos were more turn of the millennium. At least in my experience “colorful cool” was the norm and “dark cool” was more of a movie thing. The real enduring style that grew out of this was cyberpunk. Cyberpunk let “90’s dark cool” remain both cool and timeless, combined with technology before it got too consumerized and-if you were into Shadowrun-even magic and mysticism. Cyberpunk lets you watch Blade Runner and read Neuromancer every year and still feel like you’re researching the future instead of trying to relive your past.

[@LifeofSlicey1]

I was thinking of the cinematic cool with that sentence, or the "wrestling" cool with Hulk Hogan moving from yellow and red to all black. But that's a good point, there was still lots of color in the 90s. It was still the era of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Friends. Thanks for the feedback and your insightful perspective as always. That last sentence is quite profound.

[@joshcarter-com]

@ I should’ve added, thank you for another excellent video. You approach these topics with thought and care, and I always think about them for days after-plus of course add some movies to my watch list. The essays I write in your comments are only the first of the thoughts that your videos provokes!

[@TheJestersGhost]

Thank you for at least giving "Drive" an honourable mention - it's a massively underrated martial arts film. Great cinema? Nah, but it's fun and the choreography is really good.

[@ryoga7599]

I just remembered some video games in that time frame had a lot of 90s cool going on. Resident Evil 4 comes to mind. for a horror game, it has so many cool moments that takes from the Matrix and other films. Devil May Cry is also another big one, Guns, Swords, cool protag. has it all. edit: Just remembered i watched your vid on 90s cool in video games. no wonder i kept feeling like i watched a video on this subject.

[@danielbloomquist9810]

I see you out here, with the reference to Mainframe's flagship series Reboot. Alphanumeric!

[@scipi_o]

The X-files episode when they taking about this trends is my favorite too

[@williamdixon-gk2sk]

My sister still has my X-mas list for '92: A dirtbike, sunglasses, a leather jacket, black boots, and a b.b gun. I was 6. Guess what my favorite movie was.

[@itsthatsebguy93]

90s Cool? More like 90s Kino!

[@CaptainBadNews]

The 90s, truly the last great decade. Everyone in the movies was cool, everybody smoked, and there was still originality.

[@jonathangoldsmith7832]

Undertaker was peak 90s cool

[@thegamingprozone1941]

Ministry of Darkness Undertaker!