Cyberdelia NYC

The Crime is Curiosity. Ultimate cyberpunk lounge/club destination for random moments of Hackers movie nostalgia and lols.

Scenes from Hackers (1995): Quote text overlaid: RAZOR 'Are we fashionably late?'. Hackers in England, Italy, Japan, Russia(?), everywhere, mobilize and start attacking the Ellingson Gibson.
Hackers of the World, Unite!

Party Like It’s 1995

If you start watching Hackers at 22:32:15 local time, then at 00:00:01 Razor and Blade will arrive “fashionably late” to help save the day at midnight with our hacker heroes.

Enter a New Year in style. Cheers to extra special midnight moments all!🥂


Just Thought I Would Let You Guys at 2600 Know About This

Dear 2600:

Today I was looking to rent the movie Hackers from my local video rental store and to my dismay, they didn’t have it at all. I went across town to an identical store and they didn’t have it either. At this point I was getting suspicious. Why would a video store have so many old and, in my opinion, bad movies, and not have this one movie from less than five years ago? It seemed a little too weird to be a coincidence. I checked two other video stores in my area and after about an hour of searching found it at a Blockbuster. I may just be paranoid but it seems weird that a movie about a group of young “computer enthusiasts” such as ourselves would suddenly disappear from video store shelves soon after Clinton declared war on “cyberterrorism.” My friends think I’m just being paranoid, but I can’t shake the feeling that all such media will slowly be swallowed by the abysmal vortex of ignorance and the public will be uneducated as to the essence of hacking and will only live with the terrible misconception that is infecting our society. I just thought I would let you guys at 2600 know about this, as it could soon become a problem.

FeuErWanD

You can blame Clinton for many things but not finding Hackers at your local video store probably isn’t one of them.

Collage image featuring the magazine cover of 2600: The Hacker Quarterly Fall 1999 issue. A photo of a parking lot with a shipping truck with large black and red stylized text on it promoting a packing tape product says 'Blue Box' 'Red Box'. Below it in chalk on the ashphault the words 'FREE KEVIN'.Collage of cutout content from 2600 Magazine Fall 1999 issue letters to the editor section. A letter describing a reader's struggle to find the movie Hackers (1995) at a local video rental store. A dithered portion of the issue's cover photo serves as background, the ground of a parking lot with chalk text saying FREE KEVIN in reference to Kevin Mitnick.
2600 Magazine, Letters section, Fall 1999.

Gone are the days of video store woe (depending on how you look at it). Now we have both a number of rights-protected streaming options and some hard-copy versions available.


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