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The video vindicating crew over at Magnetic Magic Rentals have already demonstrated a tinge of allegiance to the infernal side of analog with their now-sold-out-release of the absolutely bonkers and banned public access curiosity The Great Satan at Large (which any fan of outrageous and blasphemous video rea obscurities should check out immediately) and their in-house illustration turned t-shirt hailing the likes of VHSatan. But MMR is now bringing a celebration of ravishing grimness to fresh VHS with the release of a black metal documentary from filmmakers Fredrick Akselsen and Christian Falch entitled Blackhearts (click here for the trailer). Offered...

The waves of fresh VHS excellence are steady rolling in, Tapeheads, and today in Lunchmeat Land we feature one of the more enthusiastic and exciting entities to enter the analog-inclined arena in recent rewind-inclined memory: Weird Life LTR. Since their inception in 2016, they’ve released a small army of fresh VHS releases, which I highly VHSuggest checking out via this here hot link.   It’s their newest release, however, that’s grabbed our attention with WLLTR issuing a limited edition videocassettte featuring filmmaker Courtney Fathom Sell’s homegrown and heartfelt documentary Tracking Issues. Tracking Issues is described by Sell as, “ chronicle...

Ross Snyder, who is probably better known by his thrashing alter ego Donner Dave of The Donner Party, could rightly be considered a shot-on-video cinema scholar. His immense knowledge of the schlocky sub-genre has been cultivated by years of collecting via underground movie magazine mail-orders and his propensity to dig deep into SOV sights unseen. He’s certainly an integral part of the current Carl J. Sukenick re-issue craze, but it’s his growing list of other releases, including an upcoming re-issue of the brain-smashing Burglar from Hell, that proves he’s doing some of the most important, impressive and inspired rewind-inclined re-animations...

If you’re looking for some fresh VHS thunder from down under, the analog-inclined Aussie releasing label Ex-Film deserves your undivided attention. You may recognize this brand from previous posts here in Lunchmeat Land as Ex-Film has laid some fantastic specimens of cinema to tape like Mike Malloy’s Eurocrime documentary and the cult favorite rarity Act of Vengeance AKA Rape Squad. This time, Ex-Film is ready to invade your VCR with an absolute essential piece of drug-laced, psycho-hippie horror mayhem with David E. Durston’s 1970 exploitation classic I Drink Your Blood! Presented in conjunction with the groovy dudes at Grindhouse Releasing,...

The fresh VHS movement isn’t just for indie film efforts and radical cult cinema re-animations anymore, Tapeheads! Analog-inclined aural-driven outfit Lighten Up Sounds and the spiritually psychedelic music video release of IASOS from Astro Nautico are exemplary when it comes to committing fringe music to limited edition videocassette. Even us Videovores here Lunchmeat Land have endeavored to serve up music-driven magnetic magic from Sweden’s VIDEOGRAM and new wave nihilists TUFF TURF. And now, an artist known as Pepsiman (styled as lペプシマンl) is ready to present a piece of the burgeoning vaporwave world on Limited Edition VHS with his newest album...