Slightly different style of filming location video than I usually do . Kept this one more as a tour format versus a detailed frame by frame focusing on one subject . I find it interesting how close so many of my favorite movies are to each other and thought I’d share for those interested in doing it on their own or just watching from home .

I was the associate director on the first two years of Mama’s Family and their house was in Pasadena.

Love Pasadena, so glad they aren't changing everything, knocking down history.

When I lived in CA for a year few years ago, I'd love to visit South Pasadena...my favorite was seeing the Halloween, Step by Step, Teen Wolf, and Back to the Future areas in person. I had shivers down my spine. Beautiful area too.

I never get tired of these location videos, you are an encyclopedia of film trivia. The streets always look so clean, inviting, spacious and SUNNY!

The 80's, yayyyy! I grew up in the 80's as well.  The best!

The "daddy-o" line is my favorite line from BTTF. Cracks me up everytime.

I love how "the slide incident" stills gets referenced every once in a while :)

If Andie from Pretty in Pink would’ve stayed in that home, she’d be a “Richie” because those homes are now worth over a million. Lol

I grew up in Pasadena California and I never knew South Pasadena had all these filming locations. Wow, thank you Adam.

I love it when you take us on a little movie history 😊  I was a huge fan of everything Hollywood back in the 70s.  Loved seeing mama's house 😍

Great episode Adam. I grew up on Bushnell, on the other side of Huntington drive. As a kid in the 70's we would ride our bikes up to those areas and watch the filming going on. After Halloween came out, the Meyers house was still located up the street before the city purchased it and moved it to its current location. It was abandoned and boarded up for a number of years. We would ride our bikes up there at night and lurk around in the house. Super creepy. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.🤙

As the owner of 1705 Bushnell for many years including 1984 and 1985 I would like you to know that most of the interior shots of Lorraine’s house, including the dinner, were shot inside both times time Back to the Future 1 was filmed. Also some commercials were made there and a movie made for tv, called Solitary Man was made there in 1979.

LOVE this content. More of it, please! These are the types of places I don't know about and find harder to visit myself so videos are always appreciated. 👍

I never knew how Gorgeous Pasadena was. I went drove through the neighborhoods to get to The Huntington Library and OMG it was like stepping back in time to Old Hollywood and visiting all the stars homes...Absolutely Gorgeous place

Other than your road trip adventures, your filming location stuff is by far, one of the best I enjoy watching! Great stuff my friend!!

I also grew up in the 80’s and the 70’s as well. I was born in 1969 and I was 15 years of age, a freshman in high school, and a licensed driver and “Back to The Future” was one of the first movies that I drove myself to go and see!!!

Grew up in So. Pas!  Loved walking home from school and seeing movies being filmed!

I love the 80s i was born in 1971 so that was my junior high/high school years

Thank you, Adam. I've got some new spots to visit thanks to you. I usually go to the Father of the Bride & Family (starring Kristy McNichol) homes. I love Pasadena's appreciation for history. No tear downs with new developments. Highly recommend Netflix - Movies That Made Us series for anyone who wants to know the behind the scenes stories for Back to the Future, Pretty Woman, Dirty Dancing and more. Appreciate all you do to keep us informed about the sights and scenes of filming locations.