In the 1980s, the VCR ruled living rooms and video stores overflowed with lurid covers, shocking titles, and forbidden thrills. Amid this social boom, a cult movement emerged around the so-called 'Video Nasties' - gritty, graphic horror and exploitation films that tested the limits of taste and censorship. What began as underground fascination, soon sparked public outrage, bans, and ultimately global panic! The art on the VHS sleeves was AWESOME and these unregulated horror, gore and sexploitation films rocked before they were banned around the world. From stacked shelves of cult classics to the warm hum of a VCR, VHS defined how people connected with film. VHS never died, it just hit rewind!
