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VHS Hunting in a creepy curiosity shop
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2024
- Let’s go digging at Scott’s Vintage Antiques a shop that feels straight out of a Rob Zombie movie! Follow Brandon as he digs through all kinds of curiosities and see what came home.
That Exorcist cover is darn spooky. Awesome tour of Scott’s!
I thought you would have grabbed that 28 days later for sure
Tempted for sure!
Omg I would have snatched the exorcist book right up.
yea! it was a great find!
Wow what a cool shop. That Groucho Marx doll would have been tempting to grab if I saw that! Nice pickups. Picture of Dorian grey is a classic
Thanks for watching! Yea I really love popping in here, always see something new!
Cool video. Everyone will always say “why didn’t you grab that” for me. It was “The Vanishing Point” but nice pick up’s. All in on Altered States! 🎉
dude they had back to the future thats worth at least 7 million dillars
Nice video.
Sadly we dont have this in the United Kingdom, as shops or thrift shops dont take them in, you only see dvds, box sets and cds some vinyl mostly classical
You got some great titles!😊
Fun stop!
I’m all grab that 28 days later haha
28 days later. Recently read that the dvd is selling for a lot bc it was taken off streaming platforms
the fact that there was 2 copies of 28 days later and you didnt even take one is wild. thats one sells for like $25 currently. cool shop tho my local thrift stores might pop up with a few disney tapes every once in a while. its dry out here
In hindsight I definitely should have grabbed both, was being too stingy with my spending that day haha
multiple 28 days later ?!!
What is special about Warner Bros home video with WDI home video on the cover? I'm from UK so if that's a silly question, ignore it!! You got some cool stuff, although i would certainly have got the Doctor Who The Robots of Death VHS
@@andrewlevitt9386 Thanks for watching! I find the WCI releases cool because they’re always the first release of that movie usually from like 1978 to 1980ish, so they’re from the very beginning era of VHS