The ultimate party tape: A male strip revue from Houston with the greatest soundtrack of all time.

Director Steve has compiled the best (worst?) of his beloved (behated?) VCR Party segment, Jock Shams, in this lovingly (hatingly?) curated compilation featuring athletes shilling products in their signature stilted and monotone deliveries.

George watched over two decades of Circus of the Stars special to cut together these highlights

If you can find some cheap red-and-blue 3D glasses, the dongs will flap right in your face in this tape from Simitar

Get fit with the hunks at Chippendales in this 1983 exercise video

Appreciation of VHS Tedium is something you have to experience, and that's why Joe curated this batch of black belt level tedium. After one viewing, you'll be ready to experience the joys of watching paint dry, waiting for water to boil and standing in line at the post office! Enjoy!

You could hop on YouTube and watch all 240 episodes of Daniel Songer’s comedy specials, or you could sit back and “enjoy” a lovingly curated collection of Songers “greatest” hits by VCR Party Live! star employee, Tim Harrod (The Onion, Conan O’Brien).

Michael was invited to Chevy Chase's house and stepped in dog shit. This is his story.

SEQUEL TO THE CULT SENSATION PSYCHO APE! (2020)

When the shit you throw against the wall hits the fan.

Once upon a Rind in Hollywood… there was a little movie called PSYCHO APE!

With a modest budget of $7,205.05 (raised via Kickstarter) filmmakers Addison Binek & Greg DeLiso created a bonafide...

Years ago, David Cross gave us this hour-long VHS mixtape chock full of some bona fide classic videos from the golden age of tape-trading. We're happy to preserve its legacy, but we're still baffled by the inclusion of the last video.

Atlas Moth is the follow-up documentary to the critically acclaimed Driver 23, the story of struggling musician/courier, Dan Cleveland. Set against the snowy backdrop of Minnesota, Dan and his fellow musicians lay the groundwork for a new heavy metal album. Director Rolf Belgum crafts a compellin...

This local Cleveland disco show aired each weekday, culminating with a dance competition where the winning couple took home valuable prizes. Here's a raw tape from a week's worth of episodes, complete with local commercials.

From the gritty streets of Iowa City comes Miles, a tough-as-nails cop who patrols the University of Iowa. With police corruption on the rise, Miles is up against some of the toughest characters in central Iowa...not to mention Fergus, his very own police chief.

Less is more. Males In Motion. That's it. Males, and their dongs, in motion.

Here's a taste of some of Joe's favorite clips that he edited for episodes of VCR Party Live! in 2020.

This vintage TOT (taped-off-TV) from the Green Bay region of Wisconsin was likely curated by someone's grandpa...at first! It features a local bowling tournament, local news stories and low-budget local ads. But then grandma took over! And it abruptly shifts to daytime soap operas and after schoo...

Whether you love the Beatles, love hip-hop or are a huge fan of babies, Baby Rapper is NOT the video for you! One of Simitar's finest releases, Baby Rapper is sure to confuse every viewer.

Auction Alley took place in the back room of a thrift store in Oklahoma, intending to sell items they couldn't sell in the thrift store, and broadcasting it to viewers of the local public access station.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Found Footage Festival, this star-studded show played in Brooklyn on April 3rd, 2024. Melindas from all over the country flew in for this one night spectacular... and Joe didn't go to the hospital! Now you can watch it on Rewindo!

This week, Nick, Joe, George and Caitlin resurrect an obscure 1974 cartoon produced by Lutherans called "Easter Is." It's mostly about a kid who neglects a dog named Waldo but it gets Jesus-y at the end. Plus, highlights from Easter Seals telethons from years past, and a game show based on the Or...

Joe and Nick were hired to scour thousands of hours of vintage pornography to find tropes, cliches and the funny parts from all the NON-SEX moments. It sounded like a dream job at first, but it likely took a few years off their lives.

Joe and Nick have put assembled these handy shortcuts to help you navigate your way through the world of VHS.

Stairway to Stardom aired on Manhattan public access from 1979 through the early 2000s. Host Frank Masi would bring on aspiring comedians, musicians, singers and dancers.