145K views · 469 shares | Trace got some birthday love from the cast and crew on the set of I Can Only Imagine! | Trace Adkins | Facebook

“Working the A Train” (1981) took a behind-the-scenes look at the #NYCsubway system and showcased the work involved in running the city’s longest train line. This clip covers communications on the line. At one time, the film played in the gallery of the New York State Museum, accompanying the exhibit of its R9 subway car #1801. The car is still on view today. | New York Transit Museum

28M views · 322K reactions | Behind the scenes  #behindthescene #shooting #BTS #style #cr7 #foryou #shootingvideo | Dop Vijay Saini | Facebook

If you grew up in the 80s, you know the ninja craze was real! Enter the Ninja (1981) kicked it off — a Cannon Films classic with spaghetti western vibes, wild casting, and over-the-top action. Franco Nero as an American-trained ninja and Sho Kosugi’s breakout performance sparked a full-blown 80s ninja craze. In this video, we revisit the film, dive into its behind-the-scenes madness, and explore why it became one of the decade’s most unforgettable pop culture moments. | Loving The 80s