What’s the name of the pirate whose treasure the kids are looking for in The Goonies?

Ahoy, mateys! Let's set sail for a treasure trove of '80s nostalgia and swashbuckling adventure. If you've ever dreamed of sliding down a water-slicked tunnel while belting out "Hey, you guys!", then you're probably a die-hard fan of The Goonies.

This 1985 cult classic, masterminded by Steven Spielberg and directed by Richard Donner, didn't just give us quotable one-liners and Baby Ruth bars – it practically invented the "kids on bikes saving the day" genre. Move over, Stranger Things! But let's not forget the real star of the show: a long-dead pirate whose treasure has kids fumbling with a dubious treasure map and a pocket translator.

Now, you might be wondering, "Pirates? In Oregon?" Well, buckle up, because history's about to get weird. While the Pacific Northwest wasn't exactly a hotbed of pirate activity, there were indeed seafaring ne'er-do-wells prowling the coast in the 17th and 18th centuries. The most famous? Probably Black Bart (Bartholomew Roberts), who terrorized ships from the Americas to Africa. But our Goonies aren't after Black Bart's booty – they're chasing a legend far more... colorful.

Speaking of legends, let's not forget the real treasures The Goonies gave us: Data's ingenious gadgets that would make even James Bond jealous, Chunk's iconic Truffle Shuffle (a dance move that's due for a comeback), and Sloth's heart of gold that shines through, proving that true friendship sees beyond appearances.

So, channel your inner Goonie, grab your inhaler (looking at you, Mikey), and get ready to do the Truffle Shuffle. Because down here, it's our time, our time down here! What's the name of the notorious pirate whose treasure has the Goonies risking life, limb, and Rube Goldberg-esque booby traps?