Horror Rental Pins and Buttons

Take a trip down memory lane with our Horror Rental Sticker T-Shirt! This retro throwback tee is perfect for horror movie enthusiasts looking to relive the nostalgia of browsing video rental stores in the 80s and 90s. Featuring a cult horror genre sticker design, this shirt is a must-have for any horror fan.

The terror that came from the Video Store!

Be Kind; Please Rewind

Be Kind; Please Rewind

Horror VHS Rental Sticker

Give them a ring today!

New World Pictures

if you like the horrors of the 80s, then you remember how you watched them on cassettes, maybe even pirated ones. Great time...

Media Home Entertainment

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The year's most startling entertainment innovation!

Vestron Video

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Work the late shift with this vintage style video rental store employee design.

New World Pictures Logo

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Remember renting videos? Well, you geriatric, you probably remember these stickers.

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Cassette Tape, VHS, and Floppy Disk

'The Video Dead', a 1987 horror film, centers on a mysterious television set that becomes a portal for the living dead to enter the real world. When a suburban family unwittingly acquires the haunted TV, they find themselves facing a relentless onslaught of undead horrors.

PLEASE BE KIND - REWIND #2

VHS "Extra Quality" #5

PLEASE BE KIND - REWIND #3

VHS "Extra Quality" #6

PLEASE BE KIND - REWIND #1

PLEASE BE KIND - REWIND #4

Make it a blockbuster night. Get a free rental of Happy Gilmore on VHS from participating Blockbuster stores when you purchase this shirt (This is a joke, for legal reasons).

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VHS "Extra Quality" #4

Work the late shift with this vintage style video rental store employee design.

If you rented VHS back in the 80's and 90's then you may recognize this Sticker as a warning not to leave VHS tapes in a hot car or it will Melt.

80s VHS horror box art.

Video Nostalgia 90s

if you like the horrors of the 80s, then you remember how you watched them on cassettes, maybe even pirated ones. Great time...

If you're an '80s kid or perhaps just a VHS aficionado, you've probably seen the Vista rainbow film logo on one of the tapes you've watched. Based in New York City, Vista Home Video was a rather short-lived distributor that operated between 1985 and 1988, releasing about 20 titles during that time period. Notable releases include the horror titles Diary of the Dead, Howling III, and The Crazies.