Don’t let VHS horror die! WithAnO Productions have teamed up with Broke Horror Fan and Witter Entertainment, launching a Kickstarter campaign to release the 80s style slasher Kill Her Goats on VHS.
Directed by George A. Romero, the master of horror, The Amusement Park was intended to be an educational film about elder abuse and ageism, but became a psychological horror nightmare.
Get ready to clean your heads and jump in the rewinder: it’s time for Drive-In VHS FEST 666, cueing up a stack of scorchingly sinister slabs of malevolent mayhem for your drive-in damnation!
Presented in director-approved 4:3 pan and scan for your VCR viewing pleasure, Werewolves Within is on VHS, tape fans! Presented by Broke Horror Fan, and officially licensed from RLJE Films and IFC Films, with original artwork from Neil Fraser!
Broke Horror Fan and Witter Entertainment presents Honeydew on limited edition, fully functional VHS! Featuring artwork by The Robot Eye and limited to only 50 copies!
Antrum returns to VHS! This exclusive film-only edition (without the documentary framing story) is the rarest version of the once lost and supposedly cursed film. Watch at your own risk, tape fiends!
A culturally significant part of the 70s and 80s was the rise of the independent VHS store. The story of the owners, clients, movie stars and producers that shaped the VHS era is captured perfectly by director and writer Mark Williams.
Broke Horror Fan and Witter Entertainment presents Willy’s Wonderland on limited edition, fully functional VHS! Available for pre-order 13th April!
In partnership with Broke Horror Fan, Witter Entertainment are very excited to present PG: Psycho Goreman on official VHS! One of the year’s most fun, and gory, movies – chocked full of practical effects and throwback sci-fi-horror-comedy vibes!
Broke Horror Fan and Witter Entertainment presents Mayhem, Host, and Survival Skills on limited edition, fully functional VHS! The latest genre films to join their retro home video line are on sale now!
Unless one is of a certain age it might be difficult to relate to VIPCO’s feature-length release of the documentary VHS Forever? Psychotronic People. It harkens back to the dawn of serious movie watching, especially those of a subversive and transgressive nature. The documentary manages to capture the thrill of so many cinephiles to be able to access obscure, forbidden and strange films, but at the same time, shows the paranoia and very real legal concerns operators of video stores faced during the era.
The name VIPCO was resurrected last year by HorrorScreams VideoVault CEO Peter Hopkins and writer/filmmaker Lorna J. Child as a new label with the same underlying focus: horror film distribution.
