[ SECRET POST #6812 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6812 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Before streaming it wasn't easy to find nicher movies either though, and, like now, people rely on word-of-mouth, rec lists, or serendipitously coming across these movies on their own to find them. (Speaking of which, thank you for the Clovehitch Killer recommendation!) If you wanted to find niche movies, you'd go into specific video stores and wade deep past the rows/displays of popular movies, and now you'd go into specific streaming services (like Tubi or Shudder for example) and browse deeper into their catalogues. Or back then look at online forums/blogs/zine articles for niche recommendations relevant to your interests, and now you'd go to Letterboxd/youtube/blogs for rec lists and search with keywords relevant to your interests. I think over all it's easier than it used to be in some ways, and in some ways harder.

[bannedbookweek]

Agreed. IMO the tactile nature of VHS and video stores made the overall experience a lot better but that's also true of many things.

I suppose it's like anything else, you have to be proactive.