Why We Still Love VHS (Full Documentary)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- With the resurgence of VHS, it has so many asking why? This documentary will tell you Why We Still Love VHS. Enjoy, like, comment, share, and subscribe. Thanks for watching, links below.
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I remember taping shows on VHS before the days of digital those were golden days and I still remember buying tons of VHS movies at the video store and going up and down the Aisles seeing the cover art of movies such an amazing feeling 📼
Some of the best times and memories my friend 🤘📼
@@FanZceneVids exactly 💯👍
I think for many people it's the nostalgia factor more than anything, it's what we grew up with. As a retired TV & Video engineer, I still today marvel at the electro-mechanical wonders that they were. 8:05 Yes, one of the reasons it may look better on an old tube TV is due to the lack of resolution and colour fidelity, tubes tended to look soft, whereas flat panel TV's sold today are capable of much higher resolutions and can show all the faults inherent in domestic VCR's. The problem is often compounded by television manufacturers who fit very rudimentary analogue inputs that have poor time base correction. It is considered an afterthought for the manufacturers who assume no-one is going to use a VCR anymore. You will find a big improvement if you use a TBC / Frame Synchroniser in between the VCR and TV, and even better, after time base correction, digitise the video and send it over HDMI. I generally find that OLED displays are better when looking at analogue video.
I was born into video entertainment royalty. First, my uncle owned an arcade. Second, another uncle owned three video stores. VHS. Third, my grandmother owned a picture theatre. Fourth, my father was an editor for the TV Guide.
Last year, I went hardcore by not only watching one of my many VHS movies (Possibly 'The Dead Zone' starring Christopher Walken'), but by watching it using a Panasonic VHS camcorder that I had bought then on eBay and I connected it to my TV for some nostalgic fun.
I still pick up VHS tapes now and then, particularly horror and sci-fi movies, as well as blank VHS tapes when I see them at thrift stores. :)
Thank you for this. It was great! I still have a large VHS collection and watch them regularly.
Came for the tapes, stayed for Lindsay 🤘🏻
20:19 UNDERWORLD (1985) aka TRANSMUTATIONS is coming from Kino Lorber in 4K (was rumored for end of the year, but I reckon sometime next year)
Great video Mr. FanZcene - very very enjoyable!
Thank you Abberration 🤘 I heard Kino was doing thar 4K and alerted Joe to let him know, he was excited.
Hi FanZcene
The good old day of VHS was a really great time for me to grow up Special with my love for Horror 😏 stay up at night watching Horror Movies on Television or rent them from Blockbusters start Collecting VHS it was Awsome and my love for VHS and Physical Media will still lives on 👍
Thanks for your Documentary and be Safe Physical Media4Life 📼💿📀
I miss those days, at least we can still collect VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray, and so much more physical media. The good old days will always be with us. Thanks and be safe 🤘📼💿📀
HorrorCollector4Life...
Late comment as just subscribed to this great channel... but..
You damn right there man... the thrill of getting in the shop and getting the last copy of the newest film... or getting a banned horror film on pirate vhs from mates older brothers.. couldn't beat that excitement...
My daughters and their boyfriends just stream everything whereas it's all hard copy bluray and 4k now for me...
Thinking bout it all the one sheets and quads up on the walls of my den are 80s horrors except Halloween and Texas uk quad from 70s...
Miss them days like mad...
Story of the friend Destroying his Evil Dead 2 infuriated me and definitely reminds me of people Ive known.
Older me is so happy I kept all my vhs tapes from when I was a kid. I got the bug again and setup a whole vhs corner and different retro crt tvs. Collection keeps building. It’s a shame that goodwill freaks hunt down every tape and resell them for ridiculous prices. I haven’t found a single horror movie in over 3 months at multiple locations.
I still have a crt in every room and a vcr to match, I’ve been trying to explain that experience as how people feel about comfort food.
That's one of the best descriptions on why we still love VHS. I have a crt the and 3 VCRs and want to get more.
I'll always love VHS which I have enjoyed since the early 1980's with my parents and sisters and I still enjoy the thrill of the hunt finding various VHS movies with cool painted cover art.
I also collect other physical media like vinyl records, cassette tapes, tape reels, 8-track tapes, some Beta, DVD's, Blu-rays, and some 4K's because I love the tactile feeling of holding music or movies in my hands and the rituals of playing physical media like listening to my VCR with its distinctive mechanical whine when a VHS tape is being loaded into it and there is that excitement in anticipation of the movies about to be played. :)
many a weekend as a kid in the 80s I hit the video rental store friday night get 3 or 4 movies, and it was on, get the popcorn , pizza, chips and soda and go till 4am or later and dont forget to turn those in before you get hit with a late and or rewind fee,
Cory, was your stepdad Todd from T2?! What a jerk move! Great doc, guys📼😎📼
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Cory had a run of bad luck indeed with his step-dad. Thank you 🤘📼📀💿
Thanks good video
Enjoyed this, as someone who loves nostalgia and still has many vhs tapes. Great vid :)
Thank you! I'm passionate about vhs and nostalgia myself. 🤘📼🤘
@FanZceneVids always good to come across like minded people on here 😁 and to add, my first rental shop memory is seeing the vhs cover for hellraiser, thought it looked cool but I got a looney tunes vhs ha ha
@@oddpodshow Those old school VHS covers were the best. So scary and always went with the kids stuff after seeing them lol
@FanZceneVids yeah they were great, got most of them on my wall now ha ha
Me and my wife never stopped! We are 34 and 32 a d have 4 young kids and they never didn't have vhs.
That is absolutely awesome! Long live VHS 📼 keeping it alive.
Being able to record made the Motown 25 MJ moonwalk what it was.
and they always charged you more to rent the dvds , hell no, I am still picking the vhs movie version everyday and twice on suday, take those "extra fees and shove it"
that track at the beginning is the shit bro
Thanks man 👊🤘
Analog media is Life 😎
Them days were so cool.... all the artwork on the vhs covers and some of that in the uk was very different to that in the US... hanging out in the horror section and being told not to be there... only to get my dad to rent something for us later....remember mostly American werewolf, The Thing cover with Norris spiderhead and tagline "Man is the warmest place to hide" Nightmare on elm st Graham Humphreys where its blue and the claw is coming over.. and a big standee for fulci The Beyond where looks like someone's in a huge bath of brown porridge.. 🤣
Take me back 📼
Graham Humphreys deserves his own documentary, super talented artist.
@andrewdavidscott8731 oh for def.. great guy bought few of his screenprints and he has signed my uk quads of noes and evil dead
Got to love music issues. I have tried most services and Artlist is the only one that don't get me dinged.
It's a weird bag with music on here indeed. Artlist, thanks for the heads up, I'll have to give them a try.
@@FanZceneVids I use about 10 songs a video so imagine disputing 10 songs every video. It got old real fast. Artlist was the only one that seems to never flag me.
Y we love vhs tapes they are fixable with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's plus it doesn't stop playing at all everything proven vhs tapes don't lock up at all like internet does in time
nah, DVD and blu rays are better, VHS is not worth collecting, imo, unless its the rare not released on dvd or blu ray ones, the reason why I and many still like VHS is because we all grew up with it, so we still like that door to the past its the nestalgia plus the VHS machines are soo cool how they work. I'm glad for dvd, and blu ray.
vhs is trash!!!
dvd and bluray is better!!! disc are better then old 80s crap
Oh shut up