The post John Hughes Movie Soundtracks Collected in New Box Set Life Moves Pretty Fast appeared first on Consequence. The iconic ’80s movies of John Hughes wouldn’t have been the same without their ...

John Hughes‘ films like The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and Pretty in Pink helped define ’80s pop culture, from fashion to humor and the way people talked. He also had a huge influence on ...

This summer has been running rife with ’80s nostalgia. From Stranger Things to Top Gun: Maverick to the unparalleled influence of Tik Tok —the charts look more like it’s 1984 than 2022. Now fans can ...

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Artistic works aren’t made in a vacuum. That means when times evolve and attitudes shift, the music, movies and TV shows from a certain era might not be as relevant. Take ’80s teen movies, which ...

For years and years — basically ever since 1980s nostalgia has factored into modern music, and especially since M83 made their pop pivot in the late 2000s — the soundtracks from director John Hughes’ ...

Alan McGee has praised late director John Hughes for the soundtracks of his 1980s teen movies. The Creation Records founder told The Guardian that Hughes's choice of songs on his films played a key ...

John Hughes’ teen movies defined the ’80s thanks to their relatable stars, stylish costumes and spot-on soundtracks, and four decades after they ruled the screen, their impact can still be felt, and ...

The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink will both get their soundtracks reissued in vinyl on Saturday for National Record Store Day. That's great news ... to those of us still owning a turntable. Come ...

This, of course, could be really good, or really bad. “An original,” in particular, sounds ominous. But it did get us thinking about our dream version of this show. What kind of New York talent is ...

John Hughes‘ ’80s films, in addition to showing a side of teenage life most other comedies didn’t approach, were also a lot of people’s first exposure to bands like New Order, The Smiths, Echo & The ...