20 Easter Eggs Hidden In Our Favorite '80s Movies

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To people of a certain age, the 1980s was a landmark decade in film. Various blockbusters and franchises were born to turn into sequels, reboots, and reimagings that are enjoyed and marketed worldwide to this very day. Not a day goes by that you can see a Ghostbusters t-shirt at Target, a Michael Keaton Batman collectible at Target, or a former 1980s child star working at Target.
So many films from the 1980s are celebrated by nearly-40-year-old millennials, along with hand-me-down nostalgia to Gen Z, too. Many of these films have been played over and over on VCRs, DVD players, Blu-Ray players, and streaming services that they’ve been quoted to death. However, there may still be some fun things you missed during your first, second, or 91st time watching them.
This week we have some fun Easter eggs that we’ve found in some of your favorite films of the 1980s. Have a peek.
The Animal Zone

Source: Collider
Tron Pac-Man

Source: Domestika
Raider Sloth

Source: 9GAG
Trading America

Source: Den of Geek
The Dirty Inside Joke in 'Back to the Future'

More: 'Back To The Future's Dirty Easter Egg Hid A Behind-The-Scenes Joke
Enforcement Droids in 'RoboCop'

Source: EndCreditsFan Forever/YouTube
License Plates

Source: Showbiz CheatSheet
Jack Skellington in 'Beetlejuice'

Source: Retro Crunch/YouTube
The Twin Pines/Lone Pine Mall in 'Back to the Future'

Source: Screen Rant
'Evil Dead' in 'A Nightmare on Elm Street'

Source: Retro Crunch/YouTube
The Janitor From 'The Breakfast Club'

Source: Retro Crunch/YouTube
Indiana Fratelli

Source: Screen Rant
Gremlins in 'The Goonies'

Source: Screen Rant
Freddy Krueger's Glove in 'Evil Dead II'

Source: Retro Crunch/YouTube
E.T. and Yoda

Sources: Domestika, Wookieepedia
Indiana Jones in the Obi Wan Club

Source: Scene on YouTube
Close Encounters of the Astromech Droid Type

Source: Yahoo Entertainment
The Connection Between 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' and 'The Breakfast Club'

Source: Showbiz CheatSheet
The Millennium Falcon in 'Blade Runner'

Source: Olly Gibbs/Twitter
Bat Sketch in 'Batman'

Source: Retro Crunch/YouTube