If you grew up in the 80s, 90s, or early 2000s, you probably remember Friday nights at Blockbuster—browsing endless aisles of movies, debating which VHS or DVD to take home, and racing to the ...

Remember the days of going to your favorite video store and grabbing a movie from the shelf? Well, you can do it again in Williamsburg.

Cassette and VHS tapes once ruled the world of entertainment — but, just a half-century after they came on the scene, they’ve ...

Fans of all things retro and Y2K can find everything from VHS tapes to DVDs, records and old movie posters. “A place for film fanatics, celluloid crackpots, gore hounds, cinephiles, letterboxd ...

However, unlike in the 90s, film enthusiasts will choose a film and take the VHS case ... of picking out a movie to watch together. "By KitKat sharing bars partnering with Blockbuster to take ...

To celebrate its new sharing bars, the chocolate brand is reviving the beloved VHS rental store from April ... At the height of its popularity, in 2004, Blockbuster had 9,094 stores worldwide ...

New research from KitKat found that nearly a quarter of Brits fondly remember choosing movies in a store, ranking Blockbuster as ... then take the empty VHS box to the counter, where they will ...

Blockbuster will be making a high street ... although the process has changed. After picking a movie, visitors will swap the empty VHS case for a streaming code - and they'll also get a KitKat ...

The iconic high-street DVD and VHS vendor vanished from our streets ... times were simpler and reclaim the joy of picking out a movie to watch together. "By KitKat sharing bars partnering with ...