Prickly Pete - 2014-11-19
Per wikipedia: "The last major Hollywood film to be released on the VHS format in the United States was A History of Violence." IS WIKIPEDIA WRONG OR IS THIS THE WORK OF THE ILLUMINATI??
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StanleyPain - 2014-11-19 If it's not fake, my guess it's that it's a screener. Promotional screeners (for reviewers, video stores, etc.) were still being made on VHS after there were no more commercial sales of the format for a little while. It's also possible it's some kind of weird pirated version or something.
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Old_Zircon - 2014-11-19 That printing on the tape looks pretty real. The round icon to the left of the logo looks like it might be an age rating from a European country.
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infinite zest - 2014-11-19 Once in a while I find old SCRs at the Goodwill, the best of which was a copy of "Alphaville" that turned out to be Alex Cox's Straight to Hell. Like that would throw people off? I only bought it because I thought it WAS ANYTHING BUT Alex Cox's Straight to Hell.
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Old_Zircon - 2014-11-20 I think the best screener I got back in the video store days of my youth was an EP mode 2-on-1 Troma screener of Cannibal: The Musical (with the original cover art, back when a trade VHS of that was almost 0) with some 90s Troma sword and sorcery thing I forget the name of. It's actually on a bookshelf across the room but I'd have to pull some other tapes to get to it and coffee will be ready soon, so no.
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snothouse - 2014-11-19
I don't believe "proof" vids unless they play The Matrix soundtrack.
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infinite zest - 2014-11-19 Tag suggestion though, that's not Tom Cochrane. It's Rascal Flats
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Old_Zircon - 2014-11-19
Now this is journalism.
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Nominal - 2014-11-20
WAKE UP, PEOPLE!
and then fall right back to sleep because you're watching fucking Cars.
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