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Stuck on VHS: A Visual History of Video Store Stickers

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If you were living on this planet in the '80s or '90s, chances are you have fond memories of your local video store. STUCK ON VHS: A VISUAL HISTORY OF VIDEO STORE STICKERS brings the VHS era back to life through its small but essential ephemera: rental stickers. These stickers capture a time and place where movies mattered and video stores ruled! STUCK ON VHS also contains essays by Lunchmeat editor and Alamo Drafthouse Video Vortex culture captain, Josh Schafer, and three peelable pages of rad stickers for your own VHS collection. If you’re a tape head or just thinking about starting your first VHS collection, this book is not to be missed! Only available on mondotees.com or at Alamo Drafthouse theaters.
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward W. ★★★★★

The sticker close-ups are so sharp you can almost smell the popcorn butter and see the tape rewinder. Flipping through these pages took me straight back to Friday nights scanning the horror aisle at the local shop.

Ellie P. ★★★★★

Flipping through these pages took me straight back to Friday nights at the local rental shop—the sticker photos are so crisp you can almost smell the plastic cases. My only complaint is that it made me nostalgic for a Saturday I can’t get back, but it’s the perfect coffee table book for anyone who g

Thomas I. ★★★★☆

The "rental store" stickers on the outer sleeve alone are a time capsule, but I wish the book went a bit deeper into the actual store policies they represented. Still, the photo quality is sharp, and it's a fun coffee-table piece for anyone who grew up browsing those aisles.