Let's be real. Twenty years ago, you probably could have walked into almost any thrift store and grabbed a stack of Disney ...

From deep sea sci-fi to a Hitchcock classic, if you want to see any of these movies or TV shows, you'd best dig out the DVD player — because you won't find them online anytime soon. Dozens denied oath ...

The history of VCRs. The technologies behind the creation of VCRs. The VCR’s eventual decline. In today’s world, we rely primarily on streaming services to watch movies and TV shows at HD resolutions.

Kendall Myers is a Senior Author with Collider. As part of the TV and Movies Features team, she writes about some of the most popular releases before, during, and after they premiere. In three years, ...

Patricia Brum, a partner at Snell & Wilmer LLP, is a business litigator who advises some of the largest financial institutions in the country on consumer class actions, and has extensive experience ...

Eli is a freelance journalist who lives in Detroit, MI. He got his start in journalism covering video games and sports for Heavy before branching out into greater esports coverage at Dexerto. He also ...

Converting old tapes to digital can be tricky, but using Roxio Easy VHS to DVD for Mac made the process easier than I expected. The setup worked smoothly on my Mac, letting me connect my VCR quickly ...

I’d been meaning to convert my old VHS tapes to DVD for years, but like most people, it stayed on the to-do list… until I found a dusty box in my garage labeled “Summer 2001 – Camping + Birthdays.” ...

For most people who take up the sport, running is about far more than the act of putting one foot in front of the other. It generates happiness, fitness, confidence, ambition, a sense of freedom – the ...

Videotapes and the VCRs they're played on first appeared in the United States in 1977, the same year "Star Wars" was released. However, the technology had been available in Japan since 1971 when the ...

How’s your VCR situation these days? The video players, which fell out of fashion in the early 2000s with the rise of DVDs (followed by Blu-rays and 4K Ultra HD), seem to be experiencing a comeback.

For those of you too young to remember, from the 1970s to the 1990s, the dominant format of home video was the Video Home System, better known as VHS. VHS tapes were absolutely everywhere, used for ...