Streaming didn’t kill the video star. Brooklyn’s Night Owl Video is reviving a brick-and-mortar movie scene that’s been ...

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.

Remember Blockbuster ... video cases, and a chill out zone with retro televisions. The video renting experience has had a bit of a 2025 upgrade though. You can choose a movie, and take the empty ...

Get transported to a simpler age, before streaming services and digital media, at The Last Blockbuster in the world, a ...

Night Owl Video, a store that specializes in selling physical media of all kinds, opens at 288 Grand St in Williamsburg this Friday. Fans of all things retro and Y2K can find everything from VHS tapes ...

Blockbuster ... s Soho with a VHS pop-up shop. In a nostalgic nod to the past, the beloved rental store will return for four days in April in collaboration with KitKat. Film enthusiasts would trawl ...

Film enthusiasts would trawl through the rows of yellow and blue video cases ... At its peak in 2004, Blockbuster employed 84,300 people globally and operated 9.094 stores. But the rise of ...

Blockbuster ... video cases, The Sun reports. Those visiting the pop-up store will also be able to 'rent' a film, although the process has changed. After picking a movie, visitors will swap the ...

visitors will be greeted with shelves of video cases and a relaxation zone, complete with vintage TVs. After taking their time to browse, they can bring an empty VHS case to the counter and ...