It's been 35 years since Labyrinth premiered, so it seems an appropriate time to celebrate Muppet mastermind Jim Henson's fantasy favorite — one of the most beloved cult movies ever made. Henson and star David Bowie are both gone now so the film is more poignant than it ever was. Both artists died much too young, but Labyrinth will live on, and speak for both of them. Now, more than three decades after the film's release in 1986, you can sit back and enjoy it as the fantastical camp adventure it is and maybe see the film in a new light. Here are 20 things about the movie you might not know, even after 35 years: