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Spielberg VHS stack by Vision of Brain

Vhs casettes cover inspired slogan t shirt

His name was Jason

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John McClane

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The unforgettable TV and VCR carts that were part of the student life of thousands of people in the 70s, 80s, 90s and even 2000s. Those were the happiest moments of the day when the cart entered the classroom. If nostalgia does you good, this is a fun product.

Zolotaya Molodej - Prime VHS

VHS "Extra Quality" #5

VHS "Extra Quality" #6

Do you have any hobbies? Paraphrase of a character's line from a popular ghosthunter movie.

FIlm studio series

For horror lovers with nostalgic memories of VHS days gone by. Pop in a flick, turn the lights off and tune to channel 3.

Robot Jox Retro UK VHS cover

This psychedelic trippy rave cat design is perfect for cat lovers, hippies, bohemian boho fashion lovers and cat meme fans.Cool vaporwave gift for Christmas or birthday present.

VHS Promo Design

…starring Charles Bronson!

What would he do?

For those of you who wanna be SPANNING time with someone, this design is for you. Christina Ricci and Vincent Gallo star in this wonderfully offbeat late nineties comedy.

Herbert West has a good head on his shoulders....and another one on his desk.

Starring Boris Karloff. Directed by Mario Bava.

Starring William L. Petersen, Kim Greist, Joan Allen, Brian Cox, Dennis Farina, and Tom Noonan. Directed by Michael Mann.

She never sleeps...must be all that coffee that's keeping her awake!

Tony Montana

RETRO GLITCH GIRL #2

RETRO GLITCH GIRL #3

Society Retro UK VHS cover

Night of the Demons 1988

GOOD LUCK VHS Gold E240 GDLK tape cover Digital art

cassette tape vhs

Horror Movies T-Shirt

Forbidden Planet / Sci Fi Classic Movie

Retro Gold VHS 80s Design

Film studio series

Long before streaming movies and online shopping was a thing, you had to hunt and peck for hard to find movies on VHS, especially those in the horror genre. If you were lucky, you had a mom and pop video store in your neighborhood that shared an interest in obscure cinema and carried stuff that the chain video rental places didn’t. For most of us, this meant finding a distribution company that sold direct via mail order, and Midnight Video was one such distributor. Midnight Video specialized in hard to find movies on VHS, most of which were horror films. They sold through ads in the back of horror magazines and comic books, so Cinephiles would send off a check or money order, and wait for their tapes to arrive.

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