The year 1975 produced a ton of movies that are still Certified Fresh.

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The McDonald’s mascot has been keeping a low profile for years. Some people think they know why.
For some people, video games were a pleasant way to pass the time in the 1990s. For others, they were a cultural crisis.
‘Magic: The Gathering’ cards can get extremely pricey among collectors, but certain versions—like the 1993 Black Lotus card—could still be worth a lot of money to this day.
In honor of The Office’s 20th anniversary, Chili’s is finally opening a Scranton restaurant, complete with a retro menu and decor.
NECA is reviving “The Game of Jaws” in honor of the 50th anniversary of the original summer blockbuster.
The patterns on these vintage Pyrex dishes aren’t just eye-catching—they also make this classic kitchenware extremely valuable among collectors.
The square beef patties are here to stay—but the SuperBar and other discontinued Wendy’s menu items weren’t.
Here’s a snapshot of 1975 in film, from blockbusters like ‘Jaws’ to hidden gems like ‘Night Moves.’
'Little House on the Prairie' was television at its most wholesome, but that doesn't mean that everything that went down behind-the-scenes was PG-rated.
Instead of breaking your old Game Boy out of storage, snap the GAMEBABY case onto your iPhone.
Director Walter Hill's surreal rock 'n' roll fable from 1984 is packed with bikers, big flashy musical numbers, and epic sledgehammer fights, which is why it remains a treat for cult cinema fans even 40 years later.
Even though these Pop-Tart flavors are discontinued now, we still can't help but wish they’d bring back Frosted Grape and a few of these other classic picks.
TMNT collectible toys are still a hot commodity on sites like eBay, but retro figures like Undercover Raphael rake in the most bucks.
Buy a water bed—you might need to drink it.
For close to 20 years, Nick gave kids a chance to indulge in toy greed. Not everyone came out unscathed.
Holiday toy crazes come and go, but some retro toys like Tickle Me Elmo and the Talkboy are as iconic today as they were 30-odd years ago.
Are time out dolls cursed? People in certain corners of the internet seem to think so.
The Atari 7800+ makes it possible to play the games you haven’t touched since childhood.