This week, for Throwback Thursday, I’m not sharing a picture. I’ve been watching the National Geographic channel’s “Generation X” mini-series, and thinking a lot about those not-so-good old days. Growing up during the 1980s and ’90s, our movies had a lot to do with being disaffected children of divorce, latchkey kids who were kind of lost. Of course, everybody knows The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, though fewer people know Richard Linklater’s Slacker or Penelope Spheeris’ Suburbia or Kevin Smith’s Clerks, but here are four Generation X films about youth and rebellion that you may not know . . . and two others that you might:
Deep Southern, Diversified & Re-Imagined
