The ’90s are calling, and people are picking up—landline in hand, cord twirled around finger. One of the latest home trends to take hold, particularly among millennials and zoomers, is a nostalgic ...

Have you ever looked back at your expansive Video Home System (VHS) collection and wondered if it's worth anything? From about 1977 through the '90s, VHS was the main format to watch and record film.

While many people remember recording with VHS, Sony’s Betamax video recorder, which debuted before VHS, has less of an imprint on the public’s pop culture memory. Betamax had a higher resolution than ...

RICHMOND, Va. -- A Richmond-area pop-up retailer devoted to entertainment from yesteryear is planning to open a brick-and-mortar store by the time the new year begins. Rewind Vintage, which sells ...

A California couple decided to stop their kids streaming movies and TV shows in favor of watching old VHS tapes, with interesting results. Rachael Schaefer, a 32-year-old mom to two boys Jack and ...

The video attached to this story was provided to KXAN by the Texas Archive of the Moving Image in 2023. AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Archive of the Moving Image, or TAMI, wants your old VCR and video ...

The history of VCRs. The technologies behind the creation of VCRs. The VCR’s eventual decline. In today’s world, we rely primarily on streaming services to watch movies and TV shows at HD resolutions.

There was a time cable TV seemed ubiquitous. It felt like every home had replaced the rabbit-ear antennas on top of their TV set with a cable box that brought the local channels along with popular ...

The biggest exception to that rule is the ongoing V/H/S series, a horror anthology that spawned its own boom in short-form horror and has kept the found-footage dream alive through seven themed ...

You don’t need cable to watch Shudder. You can stream “V/H/S/HALLOWEEN” live and on-demand with Philo, one of the most affordable live TV streaming services.

Like any anthology, horror or otherwise, the V/H/S series has its hits and misses. Released in 2012, the first V/H/S had a simple concept: an all-star lineup of horror directors (including Joe ...