Harnessing the robust rejuvenation of interest in the VHS era and aesthetic, Stuck On VHS samples the seemingly small, but inherently essential pieces of communication and retrospective aesthetic that populate former rental videocassettes. I’m really proud of his book, a love letter to this fragile era in our recent history, and I’m equally proud of his work to spread the excitement and awesomeness of VHS treasures in general.” Josh is Alamo Drafthouse Cinema’s VHS Culture Captain, a role not often found in ours or any industry. A huge wealth of amazingness is disintegrating before our eyes, and this time it isn’t art from 100 years ago, it is from the 1980s. “Sadly, we are seeing that tale transpire again with VHS today. “90% of the movies from the silent era are gone forever,” says Tim League, Alamo Drafthouse founder, and CEO. The book available for sale at Alamo Drafthouse theater locations and. The new book launches in conjunction with the much-beloved Found Footage Festival’s VCR Party Tour, with the first stop in Austin, TX at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar on Wednesday, January 8, and continuing on to Downtown LA (February 10), Denver (February 22), Brooklyn (February 27), and San Francisco (April 8). The company is launching a publishing arm with the new book by video historian Josh Schafer, Stuck On VHS: A Visual History of Video Store Stickers. Also in today's Horror Highlights: Love You to Death Indiegogo campaign details, Pixel Elixir's new Stalker in my Pocket enamel pins (including one design inspired by My Bloody Valentine), and release details for The Science of Women in Horror book.Īlamo Drafthouse's VHS Visual History Book and VCR Party Tour Details: "Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is spending the first weeks of the new decade celebrating an iconic part of film history: the VHS tape. "I don't think you need to see naked bodies writhing around.Alamo Drafthouse is kicking off a new decade by looking back at the past with .'s new book Stuck On VHS: A Visual History of Video Store Stickers that will coincide with a country-wide VCR Party Tour. "I've got an old-fashioned view of sex on the screen," she once said.
However, she has never taken her clothes off professionally. In When Harry Met Sally, Ryan electrified a crowded New York deli by faking an orgasm. Last year, she told an interviewer: "I admire Sylvia Plath because she was fighting the good fight in her head, trying to survive day by day." Ryan will not give up her project without a fight. In real life, she's a cold- hearted, cruel manipulator." The gossipmongers say she never forgave her mother for leaving the family home in Fairfield, Connecticut, to pursue an acting career, leaving her husband, Harry Hyra, to bring up Ryan - then known as Peggy - and her three siblings. Jordan, who has never met her grandson, said in a bitter newspaper article a few years ago: "The image she (Ryan) has of the innocent, dizzy girl- next-door could not be further from the truth. Ryan has not spoken to her for nearly 10 years, not even when she underwent surgery for breast cancer. For all that she gushes in interviews - about her wonderful husband, film star Dennis Quaid, her adorable son, Jack Henry, their 200-acre ranch in Montana - there are subjects that she refuses to address.
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