90s CULT CLASSICS
This 1995 teen comedy set in Beverly Hills loosely adapts Jane Austen's Emma and made 'as if' a catchphrase.
What is Clueless?
Established in 1872, this was the first national park in the United States — and the world.
What is Yellowstone?
This Studio Ghibli film features a young girl named Chihiro who must work in a magical bathhouse to save her parents after they're turned into pigs.
What is Spirited Away?
This HBO fantasy series adapted from George R.R. Martin's novels featured dragons, political intrigue, and a famously divisive final season.
What is Game of Thrones?
Before Titanic made him a global superstar, this actor received his first Oscar nomination playing a mentally disabled young man in What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
Who is Leonardo DiCaprio?
This 1996 film stars Ewan McGregor as a heroin addict navigating life — and one very memorable toilet — in Edinburgh.
What is Trainspotting?
Home to Half Dome and El Capitan, this California park is one of the most visited in the system.
What is Yosemite?
This iconic 1988 anime film set in post-apocalyptic Neo-Tokyo is widely credited with introducing anime to Western audiences.
What is Akira?
This Netflix limited series about a Tiger Zoo owner and his bitter rival became an unexpected cultural phenomenon during the early weeks of the 2020 COVID lockdown.
What is Tiger King?
Before her iconic Friends role, this actress played a young woman terrorized by a leprechaun in a forgettable 1993 low-budget horror film.
Who is Jennifer Aniston?
This 1998 Coen Brothers film follows 'The Dude' and a case of mistaken identity sparked by a very specific piece of floor covering.
What is The Big Lebowski?
This Texas national park, named for a bend in a major river, shares an international border with Mexico.
What is Big Bend?
This manga and anime series by Hajime Isayama depicts the last of humanity surviving behind massive walls while fighting giant humanoid monsters that devour people whole.
What is Attack on Titan?
This 2017 Hulu series based on a Margaret Atwood novel depicts a totalitarian society where women are enslaved as reproductive vessels — the red cloak became a protest symbol worldwide.
What is The Handmaid's Tale?
Daily Double!
Before becoming one of Hollywood's most celebrated directors, this filmmaker spent years memorizing virtually every film in stock as a video store clerk in Manhattan Beach, California.
Who is Quentin Tarantino?
This 1994 Luc Besson film pairs a 12-year-old girl with a hitman played by Jean Reno, who learns to care about something besides his houseplant.
What is Léon: The Professional?
Despite its name, this national park lies mostly in Colorado and preserves ancestral Pueblo cliff dwellings.
What is Mesa Verde?
This 1997 Satoshi Kon film — released years before social media existed — follows a pop idol being stalked by a fan who can't distinguish her public persona from her real identity.
What is Perfect Blue?
This 2019 HBO limited series dramatizes the 1986 Soviet nuclear disaster — its creator described the central theme as 'the cost of lies.'
What is Chernobyl?
Before becoming a beloved children's TV host, this man was an ordained Presbyterian minister who wore cardigans and spoke to America's children with radical gentleness for 33 years.
Who is Fred Rogers / Mister Rogers?
This 1997 Paul Verhoeven adaptation of a Robert Heinlein novel satirizes fascism so effectively that many viewers still don't realize it's a satire.
What is Starship Troopers?
This lesser-visited Arizona national park protects both a petrified forest and colorful badlands known as the Painted Desert.
What is Petrified Forest?
This 1988 Studio Ghibli film set during WWII follows two Japanese siblings struggling to survive after their mother is killed in an air raid. Roger Ebert called it one of the greatest war films ever made.
What is Grave of the Fireflies?
This 2021 Korean Netflix series featuring 456 debt-ridden players competing in deadly children's games became the most-watched Netflix show in history within its first month.
What is Squid Game?
Before hosting his own late night show, this comedian spent years as a staff writer on The Simpsons during its golden era — he wrote the beloved 'Monorail' episode.
Who is Conan O'Brien?