

One Blockbuster video store remains in Bend, Oregon, as key figures discuss the decline of the American exploitation film industry.
“The last stand of the American exploitation film”
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One Blockbuster video store remains in Bend, Oregon, as key figures discuss the decline of the American exploitation film industry.
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Joe Bob Briggs, Debbie Rochon, and Lloyd Kaufman share their insights on the decline of American exploitation films. The narrative transitions from the last remaining Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon, to Troma Entertainment in New York City. Key issues include media consolidation and censorship affecting independent films. The film also compares the video rental era to modern streaming platforms. Efforts to preserve exploitation cinema continue amidst these changes. Directed by Thomas Edward Seymour, the documentary runs for 77 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Joe Bob Briggs and other film legends.
- Find out about the last Blockbuster video store.
- See the impact of media consolidation on films.
Did You Know
- The last Blockbuster video store is located in Bend, Oregon.
- Troma Entertainment is based in New York and is known for independent films.
- The film features interviews with Joe Bob Briggs and Debbie Rochon.
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VHS Massacre Too was directed by Thomas Edward Seymour.
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VHS Massacre Too was released in 2020.
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The duration of VHS Massacre Too is 77 minutes.
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