Cool Los Angeles Movie Locations From the '90s

Known as the head-turning voluptuous neighbor in "Friday." Miss Parker (played by Kathleen Bradley) could often be seen watering her lawn in skimpy outfits in this '90s comedy. This house is located just a h...

Since its days on the silver screen in 1995, Craig's house has gotten a nice paint job in a robin's egg blue color. It's about 4 miles southeast of LAX so you can take a quick photo before flying out.

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This innocent-looking house is where ex-white supremacist Derek Vinyard lived in the harrowing 1998 film directed by Tony Kaye. Located in the bohemian enclave of Venice Beach you might recognize the neighbo...

Jeff Bridges' iconic character, The Dude, lived in a little one-bedroom bungalow. One of six bungalows on the property, it has been revamped in recent years from its decrepit state in the Coen Brothers film....

The house where Ice Cube's character Doughboy lived in Boyz N The Hood. While you're there, check out Tre's House (Cuba Gooding Jr.'s character) on the same street.

One of the many L.A. film locations for John Singleton’s Boyz N The Hood. This particular home was used as Tre’s (Cuba Gooding Jr.) house, and just across the street is Doughboy’s (Ice Cube) pad.

In real life, Vivian's apartment is the Las Palmas Hotel, a cheap place to stay if you're in the L.A. area. You might remember the scenes - Julia Roberts' character sneaks out the fire escape to avoid paying...

Pat & Lorraine's Coffee Shop in Eagle Rock not only serves up a killer breakfast, it's where the opening scene (a.k.a. the Mr Pink tipping scene) from Reservoir Dogs was shot.

Wayne and Garth live in suburban Illinois, but the movie "Wayne's World" was filmed in California. This is the house where Wayne lived with his parents while broadcasting with Wayne from the basement on a pu...

Longtime residents of the San Fernando Valley might not realize that just a short distance away the most emotionally disturbing scene in Quentin Tarantino's most famous film was filmed. This very unassuming,...

Known currently as Peter's El Loco this brightly painted restaurant is where movie character, Ed, was so proud to work. In fact, he never took off his uniform even to shower! The real-life restaurant is a Me...

Lancaster is one of the most inland cities of Los Angeles County, a dry and hot area on the edge of the Mojave Desert. In this dusty region, the wedding massacre of "Kill Bill" was filmed. The Spanish-style ...

The original Terminator becomes philosophical at this rest stop when he tells John Connor, "It's in your nature to destroy yourselves." Today this nondescript building and its surroundings look even more des...