VHS Massacre Too

Synopsis

VHS Massacre Too is a 2020 documentary film directed by Tom Seymour and Ken Powell. The film follows Lloyd Kaufman, John Bloom, and Mike Aransky as they delve into the world of VHS and horror films. With a focus on the decline of physical media and the rise of digital streaming platforms, the filmmakers explore the impact of VHS tapes on their lives and the industry. Featuring interviews with industry experts and film enthusiasts, VHS Massacre Too showcases the nostalgic and historical significance of VHS in the world of cinema.

Cast

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  John Bloom

  Joe Bob Briggs

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  Lloyd Kaufman

  Himself

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  Debbie Rochon

  Herself

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  James Gunn

  Himself

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  J.R. Bookwalter

  Himself

• Jason Carvey

  Himself

Reviews

VHS Massacre Too has received mixed reviews from critics. While some have praised the film for its in-depth exploration of the VHS era and its impact on the film industry, others have criticized it for lacking a cohesive narrative. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 6.4/10, with one critic stating, 'VHS Massacre Too offers a fascinating look into the world of VHS tapes, but struggles to maintain a coherent storyline.' IMDb users have given the film a rating of 7.2/10, with one review noting, 'VHS Massacre Too is a love letter to the VHS era, but falls short in its execution.' Despite the mixed reviews, the film has garnered a strong following among fans of cult cinema and nostalgia.