Two John Hughes classics defined teenage life in the 1980s, but in completely different ways. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off gave us the ultimate fantasy of skipping school, breaking rules, and turning an ordinary day into pure chaos and joy. Matthew Broderick’s Ferris became a symbol of freedom and living life without fear, while the movie’s wild adventures in Chicago cemented it as a cultural icon. The Breakfast Club, meanwhile, stripped away the stereotypes of high school cliques by locking five te

41K views · 179 reactions | He got life after being convicted of having his girlfriend lure a truck driver into a restaurant bathroom, where Hughes tried to rob him. When the man fought back, Hughes shot him at close range and killed him. But here, John Hughes, a self-described anti-christ, claims that he’s killed at least 15-20 people. | Why So Serial? | Facebook