If you're anything like me, you will have a collection of old DVDs gathering dust in your home, but some could be worth a ...

Before streaming, there was only one way to watch a movie at home and that was on DVD. Some of those old discs are now ...

Back then, the only way to watch a movie after its cinema run and before it was broadcast on television was to purchase the DVD release. Even earlier, VHS tapes were our portal to cinematic ...

Sweet! Costco, Walgreens and Walmart all convert tapes, with prices starting around $20 a pop. Not bad. They’ll take VHS footage and put it on a DVD for you, and they’ll give you a digital ...

These hybrid players could play both VHS tapes and DVDs, which was certainly convenient during that transitional period, but if you happen to have one of these devices today, then their real value ...

With DVDs and CDs also struggling to create a market ... matching the format of the other VHS tapes. Movie poster artist Matt Ferguson completed the box art for the VHS packaging.

My love for physical media stems from long car rides when I was younger. My dad always let me pick out the ride’s soundtrack ...

If you'd prefer to watch the latest Alien movie with more current home theater tech, it's obviously going to look much better in its 4K UHD steelbook physical release on one of the best 4K Blu-ray ...

If you’re not nostalgic for VHS tapes, don’t worry, the film will still be available to purchase on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD. It’s also available now for those who prefer streaming.

DVDs were once the most popular way to watch films and TV shows at home - before the rise of streaming platforms - and many ...