Sex has largely disappeared from the silver screen, but conversations around consent abuse, censorship, and intimacy coordination have never been more relevant.

On the new season of You Must Remember This, host and creator, Carina Longworth explores the nuances of how we arrived here in film history

by turning her focus to the last decade of the 20th century.

Arotic 90s deconstruct some of the most controversial films from the Halcyon era of economic booms and culture wars,

from pretty woman and Thelma and Louise to fatal attraction and show girls.

Literally every one of those movies sets off in Dorfins and Me.

The super sized, erratic 90s season breaks down a multitude of themes,

diving into the concept of Lolitas and sex symbols, discussing gender, politics, and the rollout of NC-17,

with no topic unturned.

From the evolving state of both porn and feminism at the dawn of the 90s,

to unpacking the significance of David Lynch, Harvey Weinstein, pro-porn feminism,

the new morality, video stores, magic johnson, jeez, date rave, and much more,

this sizzling new season is a must listen.

Let me tell you something, I lost sex in the 90s.

Okay, yeah, we all had it or whatever.

I don't think I did.

I definitely did not. I would have been 13, but okay.

But let me tell you, the kids that tell you a more as middle school were having it.

Oh, I know, I don't doubt them.

I'd have to hear about it all the time.

Following up on past seasons diving into Hollywood legends and controversial films,

you must remember this has returned and is taking on the 90s.

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