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#75 - Hobgoblins (Rick Sloane; 1988)
By Dan Kinem Gremlins is a classic family movie produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by Joe Dante… Oh wait, what’s this? This isn’t Gremlins, this is one of its many, many rip-offs which include...
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We reached the ceiling! This is our current collection, and...
We reached the ceiling! This is our current collection, and it’s growing all the time! If you’d like to donate, write in our ask box! A new review, and new special type of content are coming soon!...
View ArticleNow, the first episode of VHShit-Bits! In this episode, see how...
Now, the first episode of VHShit-Bits! In this episode, see how we rewind our tapes! Please subscribe to our YouTube channel; more content is coming soon!
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#76- Brainscan (John Flynn; 1994)
by Tim May In Brainscan, our second killer video game movie (after the excellent Arcade), Edward Furlong plays Mike, a kid who’s obsessed with horror movies and video games. He spends his time watching...
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#77 - America Screams (Scott Campbell; 1985)
By Dan Kinem This is what’s so great about VHS and scouring the lower depths of, in this case, indoor flea markets, you uncover gems that you would never see on DVD. The second I saw the title America...
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We just got an article printed on us in our college newspaper,...
We just got an article printed on us in our college newspaper, The Spectator. Thanks to Ally Orlando for the write-up!
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#78- Entertainment Weekly: Insider Studio Screenings: 1998/1999 Holiday Movie...
by Tim May Back in the ’90s, a lot of magazines sent out VHS tapes with video stories on them to their subscribers as a “bonus.” The video usually came with a letter, like so: Entertainment Weekly, the...
View ArticleNew VHShit-Bits! Watch us find new places to put all of our new...
New VHShit-Bits! Watch us find new places to put all of our new VHS!
View ArticleDo y'all have some sort of catalog of sorts so we know which VHS' you already...
We normally don’t answer questions on our page but since this was an anonymous question there is no one to respond to and people should know. We don’t have a catalog of films… yet. We may work on that,...
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#79 - Computer Beach Party (Gary Troy; 1987)
By Dan Kinem Beach comedy sex romps are a staple of VHShitfest and the format in general (see our review of The Beach Girls). We normally purchase any obscure ones we come across, because we know that,...
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New VHShit-Bits video! Watch us open a package from reader Cory Enns!
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#80- Doom Asylum (Richard Friedman; 1987)
by Tim May Doom Asylum begins with a couple cruising down the highway, listening to a horrible cover of “House of the Rising Sun.” The car crashes, and the girl dies, while the dude seems to walk away...
View ArticleCheck out this interview with us conducted, shot, and edited by...
Check out this interview with us conducted, shot, and edited by our good friend, Brook White! Notice that I’m pretty much sleeping through the whole thing. -Tim
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#81 - Roller Blade (Donald G. Jackson; 1986)
By Dan Kinem “Skate or Die!” Do roller skates and post-apocalyptic sci-fi films go together? Donald G. Jackson (aka the “Ed Wood of video”) seems to think they do. After making at least five of these...
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#82- Biokids (Ricardo 'Bebong' Osario; 1990)
by Tim May Biokids begins with five kids riding their bikes and having a grand old time, set to the tune of the greatest film theme song ever written. Seriously, “Biokids” (the song) will pump you up...
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#83 - The Carpenter (David Wellington; 1988)
By Dan Kinem The way we pick movies at VHShitfest is pretty much all over the place. Sometimes we use online randomizers, other times we just glance at the VHS Mountain and pull something randomly. The...
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#84- TekWar (William Shatner; 1994)
by Tim May William Shatner is celebrating his 80th birthday today. He’s a notoriously “bad” actor, but I’d point to many of the original Star Trek episodes to disprove that horseshit. The role in which...
View ArticleNEWS- VHShit-Scans, donations, and more!
Hey, everyone! Over the past week, we reached 3,000 followers! If you recall, I promised a surprise. Well, here it is. Head over to VHSHITSCANS.TUMBLR.COM, our new companion blog where we post fully...
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#85 - Night School (Ken Hughes; 1981)
By Dan Kinem Sometimes we hit the jackpot here at VHShitfest and this is one of those times. I was incredibly nervous picking this after just watching a slasher movie (The Carpenter) and it sucking...
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#86- Space Raiders (Howard R. Cohen; 1983)
by Tim May No, it’s not the British pickled onion snack, Space Raiders is actually one of the multitude of Star Wars ripoffs that came out in the early eighties. Most of these films had many of the...
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