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Category_Cartoons, Category_Collecting, Category_Groovy Stuff, Category_Horror, Category_VHS, Category_Weirdness, cinema history, Creatures for Kids, Horror VHS, John Campopiano, kid flicks, kids horror, Kids movies, Matthew Spry, NEMMC, rare cinema, rare movies, tween cinema - April 21, 2017

CREATURES FOR KIDS: A Book that Endeavors to Explore the Obscure Depths of Horror and SciFi Kiddie Cinema! Exclusive Interview with Authors John Campopiano and Matthew Spry!

If you’re a fan of exploitation and cult cinema, chances are you’ve always had an affinity for monsters. Whether they were romping around the dark corners of your adolescent brain, terrorizing you from your TV screen, or manifested in an alchemic mix of both, your formative years were invariably lined with some sort of slimy, sharp-toothed bogey that was most likely hiding under your bed. And admittedly, at times, we all want to go back to our cereal-stuffed 10-year-old selves and relive some of those early scares that are so often drenched with radical nostalgia. Cue writers John Campopiano and...

Recycle, Rewind and Keep Watching: An Open Discussion on the Problem of Analog Excess and How to Handle the Recycling and Waste for Abandoned VHS Tapes

Just about a day or so ago, an interesting article posted on the Official Goodwill Industries International, Inc. blog was brought to our attention by fellow Videovore and The Trash Pile main brain Chris Nichols. The piece expressed Goodwill’s concerns about the disposal procedure for the glut of VHS tapes they receive regularly, announcing an idea-based contest with an aim to find someone or some group with the smarts to invent a solution to the analog excess aftermath which has flooded Goodwill’s shelves over the past several years. When tapes sit on the shelf, Goodwill has no choice but to...

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CREATURES FOR KIDS: A Book that Endeavors to Explore the Obscure Depths of Horror and SciFi Kiddie Cinema! Exclusive Interview with Authors John Campopiano and Matthew Spry!

Recycle, Rewind and Keep Watching: An Open Discussion on the Problem of Analog Excess and How to Handle the Recycling and Waste for Abandoned VHS Tapes

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