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The more avid aficionados of the indie horror underground are likely to be familiar with the name Dustin Ferguson. His prolific output in the genre has offered audiences insano titles such as Sleepaway Camp 4 and the faux-found flick Doll Killer along with an arsenal of unruly music videos, including some radical work for KMFDM. But even if you’ve never come across any of his cinematic creations, you’ll soon know him as a veritable home video hero. His newest endeavor has Ferguson taking a break from his low-budget filmmaking and daring to damn the digital streaming addiction of modern society,...

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Fans of that obscure but adored grimy and slimy French-made death fest OGROFF aka THE MAD MUTILATOR, you’re VHShip has come in. Yes, thanks to those rewind-radical, analog-affirming Canadian dudes at Videonomicon, you can slide that battered, third-gen bootleg to the back of the shelf for sentimental safe keeping, because there’s now a sumptuous re-issue of your favorite no-budget French gore flick featuring that flesh-munching masked maniac that’s fond of running saw teeth down the back of children’s necks. They're goin' quick, Videovores! Grab that slab here.     A look at both sides for the A and B cover...

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It’s almost 2017, Tapeheads, and if you’re looking to kick off this New Year in an absolutely radical rewind-inclined fashion, you’ve come to the right place, man. LUNCHMEAT is proud to present HOME VIDEO HORRORS Vol. 1: a 12-month, full-color 2017 calendar paying tribute to a selection of the most seminal and spectacular slabs of analog horror ever to exist on those video store shelves of yore! It’s limited to just 50 pieces, and it’s available RIGHT NOW! Just clickity-click this here hot link!     There she is, Tapeheads! The HOME VIDEO HORROR 2017 Calendar! Groove to the VHStore...

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Heads up to all the Videovores of Allentown, PA and surrounding areas! The home video history preservation and archival initiative THE MUSEUM OF VHS will be on display at The Alternative Gallery located at 707 N 4th St, Allentown, PA 18102 this coming Thursday, December 29th from 6 P.M. – 10 P.M. This is a totally FREE EVENT! LUNCHMEAT will be on hand and supplying a few choice pieces for this installation, so if you’re in the area, be sure to groove on out and enjoy some most excellent home video history including, but not limited to rare VHS, obscure...

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Frequent video store patrons are apt to remember it fondly: that little green horror sticker stuck on the front of our favorite fright flicks at the local video rental spot. Over the past year or so, this little green guy has made a real comeback, mainly by way of rewind-inclined apparel and flair outfits. Chicago’s CREEPY COMPANY produced stickers, enamel pins and even a turntable slip mat paying tribute to these essential slime-colored circles, helping to turn this seemingly simple piece of home video rental history into a highly potent symbol of VHS era nostalgia. Another groovy instance of horror...

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