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Remember getting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles VHS cartoons through Burger King Kids Club? I still got mine!
Keeping up with my trend of posting Blockbuster, I truly blame them for my love of horror movies. The VHS horror section in the 90s was next level.
A half-hour worth of commercials that were shown during the “100 Greatest Videos Ever Made” from the original December (1999) airing on MTV | A wonderful randomly nostalgic collection of late-90s TV commercial glory
‘Experience The Magic Of Movies’ (1992): a Souvenir VHS sold at Universal Studios FL that offered an inside look at many of the attractions at the park.
Do you remember this imaginary friend? Used to love spending time with my nephew watching Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends.
