In the late 80s and early 90s camcorders made it easy for people to shoot video on a VHS tape for viewing on a VCR. Remember ...

Streaming may be the media of the moment, but spare a thought for the surviving VHS oddity from the 1980s and 90s. From industrial training videos to exercise tapes and more, the Found Footage ...

After decades of compiling bizarre VHS footage, Nick Prueher has seen some shit. So when he recently uncovered a video from the '80s of a Satanist growling on local TV, it wasn't out of the ordinary. ...

There’s a lot of weird shit captured for posterity on videotape. Nick Prueher and Joe Pickett have been collecting it for 21 years, and touring the world sharing it under the name Found Footage ...

The High Dive, a local Gainesville venue that has been around for decades, has seen a vast array of different performances in its lifetime. A particularly intriguing and unique show —the Found Footage ...

To some people, spending hours going over long-forgotten, long-discarded VHS tapes might sound like a waste of time. To the members of the found-footage collective Everything Is Terrible!, it’s a job ...

We horror fans have been given a special gift from an unusual source – the creators of the hit USA Network show “Mr. Robot.” If you haven’t been watching the show (and you really should), you missed ...

Meet Forgotten_VCR, the best-kept secret on Twitch. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Ninjas, Japan's historical hitmen, were meant ...

"With every new discovery there is risk..." Check out this amusing old school VHS remix trailer for a totally different Fantastic Four movie. Vulture has remixed and recut footage from the campy Roger ...

Video stores aren’t totally extinct, but for most of us the tradition of actually going to them is a thing of the past. Not to get too Norman Rockwell here, but people of a certain generation are sure ...

Streaming has given audiences more choices than ever to watch movies and TV shows. Now, viewers have to decide which streaming services to subscribe to if they can’t afford them all. The onus remains ...