Chris Rose, an L.A. writer, producer and director, created his own video library, which includes more than 250 titles.

The first time I met Jonathon Carmichael, he was carrying an armful of vintage Halloween blow molds into his horror museum.

Be immersed again as you connect with some of the first flicks to make you jump. Just don't forget your acid wash jeans, your ...

IN this era of Netflix and Amazon it’s not often you end up in a video rental store, but that’s exactly where I found myself ...

Emilio Estevez will forever be remembered for being one of the members of the Brat Pack. The Brat Pack was a nickname given ...

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"Sometimes you watch a movie and one image gets stuck in your mind… just one simple image that can make you shit your pants ...

History’s real disruptors often hide beneath the user interface. Reed Hastings taught us where untapped data hides.

Escape 2025 by visiting spots that evoke the 1997-2003 era, from the birthplace of the internet to a bar decked with Furbies and Bop It games.

No one paid attention to Cory Doctorow’s warnings about how the digital world is eroding human rights in the real world – until he got “a bit vulgar” about it.

PEOPLE staffer Rachel McRady goes back in time to the 'last decade before the future' thanks to a Colorado museum exhibit ...

Chris Rose fondly remembers the days when he worked at the independent video store We Luv Video in Austin, Texas. He was in his early 20s and finishing film school at the University of Texas at Austin ...