As the movie industry heads the way of the digital download, one of our oldest friends – the VHS tape – is becoming more and more collectible. Some people even get a bit obsessive about their ...

LONG BEFORE we could conjure movies on our phones, there was only one option for watching what you wanted to watch, when you wanted to watch it: VHS. And though the last standalone VCR came out in ...

Remember back when you wanted to see a flick, and you'd just pop a tape into the old VCR? Ah, those were the days ... Or not. Frankly, I have zero nostalgia for watching movies on crummy tape and ...

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A tip for those doing a little bit of not-actually-spring-anymore spring cleaning: Don’t throw out those old movies on VHS. Though the home-video format might seem (long) dead, the collectors’ market ...

I wistfully recall the days when there were video stores all over St. Louis, shops carrying all manner of sleazy eurohorror, kung fu flicks, anime, and softcore sex romps, but those establishments are ...