Vhs Tape Rewind Pins and Buttons
VHS BE KIND REWIND VIDEO TAPE VIDEO CLUB 2000 Pin
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$3.25
Description: Movie Gallery opened as a small specialty video store in 1985 in Dothan, Alabama. The next five years saw them grow to about 50 stores, but tn the '90s, an aggressive expansion strategy saw the chain become one of the biggest video rental operations in the U.S., with over 950 locations. In the early 2000s, Movie Gallery was the second-largest rental chain in the U.S. and Canada, with over 4,700 stores worldwide. Despite the company's meteoric rise, by the end of the decade, digital downloads and streaming had taken their toll on video rental stores, and Movie Gallery was not immune. In April 2010, the company was headed into bankruptcy, and began liquidating all of its stores... the last Movie Gallery locations were closed in August 2010.
Description: A retro horror-inspired design featuring hooded figures worshipping a VHS tape over an eerie pink flame. This “Cult Classic” piece blends vintage video nostalgia with a darkly humorous twist — complete with the iconic phrase “Be Kind & Rewind.” Perfect for fans of 80s/90s horror, VHS collectors, and lovers of spooky-funny mashups.
Description: Weber City is an incorporated town in Scott County, Virginia, with a population of around 1,300. While larger municipalities had the big name video rental chain stores moving in during the '80s, if you wanted to rent the latest VHS release in a small town like Weber City, you had the local mom-and-pop video store down the street. Located at 227 Highway 23 South, UFO Video had an expansive, eclectic selection that was better than the chain stores, which is probably why they outlasted them. UFO Video continued to rent videos on multiple formats until 2017 when the owner passed away, leaving the building to stand empty as a landmark of a forgotten past.
Description: Rewind back to the glory days of movie nights! This retro 80s/90s illustration features a stack of vintage VHS tapes with custom movie lover labels: The Classics, Indie Gems, Horror Nights, Behind The Scenes, and Director's Cut. Perfect for cinephiles, physical media collectors, horror fans, film students, and nostalgia lovers. A cool design for movie marathons, film festivals, or adding retro aesthetic to your sticker collection!
Description: Introduced by JVC in 1976, the VHS (Video Home System) cassette is an analog magnetic tape recording format that was the dominant home video standard in the 1980s and 1990s. These tapes typically hold up to 4 hours of video, were commonly used for recording TV and watching films, and are now considered vintage, mostly replaced by digital formats.
