Category: Staff Picks
How to Have Cybersex on the Internet
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This 1997 instructional video can't decide whether to be informational or sexy and, as a result, succeeds at neither. Tedium has never been this topless.
Modeling: What It Takes
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In this exclusive bonus clip from the FFF Volume 5 DVD, we learn how to be a model from a variety of how-to videos found at thrift stores. Featuring appearances by Denise Richards, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen and the heads...
Rent-A-Friend
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Just when you thought you'd seen it all, along comes Rent-A-Friend. Released in 1987, this video was intended for lonely people with VCRs. Pop in the tape and, voila, your new friend, Sam, is in your living room. We d...
Video Dating, Part 2
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We cut together even more highlights from the 1987 video dating reel given to us by David Cross. More Video Dating can be found on the FFF Vol. 4 DVD. Perfect for those who've decided that they're lonely.
Special Delivery: “Whelping”
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http://www.foundfootagefest.com Found in a thrift store on Long Island, New York, "Special Delivery" looked pretty innocuous but proved to be an eye-opening education in the world of "whelping." See even more on the F...
Video Dating
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We cut together our favorite parts from a 1987 dating service video given to us by David Cross and has since gone on to become a world-wide hit. Check out the full version on the Found Footage Festival Volume 4 DVD.
Jazzercise
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In this original "Jazzercise" VHS tape, found in San Luis Obispo, California, host Judi Sheppard is so perky, it borders on psychotic. More of this precocious insanity can be seen on FFF Volume 5 DVD.
Rejuvenique Face Mask
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In this instructional video for a terrifying beauty device called the Rejuvenique Face Mask, host Linda Evans tells you about the benefits of electrocuting your face. Featured in the FFF Vol. 2 DVD.
Secret Video Game Tricks
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This two-part video series from 1989 was hosted by members of the U.S. National Video Game Team, who, if memory serves, brought home the gold for America in the 1988 Olympics. These are secret video game tricks. They ...
Hail Satan
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We find a lot of videos warning against the dangers of Satanism and they all come from the 1980s, which I guess was Satan's favorite decade. Find out how Old Scratch has infiltrated talk shows, UPC codes, children's t...
What I Want
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This informational video for a Bay Area self-help guru encourages participants to talk about their life dreams, which include writing books about angels and touching people. Donated by David Cross.
Thriller Dancer
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From "Stairway to Stardom," the greatest public access show in the history of television, this dance routine by Lola Perazzo is nothing short of stunning. The leotard could have left more to the imagination, but every...
Here Come The Hunks!
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Hunks were everywhere in the 80s, hunking it up in their limos and bathtubs, but now they're an endangered species. Enjoy this selection of bona fide hunks on VHS, including Playgirl's Morning Workout, Thor on the Mer...
Muscle Motion Chippendales Exercise Video
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We've found a lot of hunk videos before, but 1988's "Muscle Motion," starring the men of Chippendales, takes the (beef)cake. More on FFF Volume 8.
VCR Party Live! Episode 38 – Top 10 VHS Finds of 2018
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This week on VCR Party Live!, we count down our top 10 VHS finds of 2018 and look at what's in store for 2019 (hint: a lot of "Baby Rapper")
VCR Party Live! Episode 34 – Mark Borchardt & Jingles
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This week on VCR Party Live!, director Mark Borchardt joins us to watch VHS, plus Joe's Tedium Corner, Nick's Excitement Corner, and tons of commercial jingles sent in by you. Watch VCR Party Live! live every Tuesd...
VCR Party Live! Episode 42 – The Eyes Have It & Unboxing
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http://patreon.com/foundfootagefestival This week on VCR Party Live!, we've got a song from a makeup video that will stick with you for the rest of your life, then we open up all the boxes you've sent us over the past...
Fun with Ventriloquism
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We found a dozen different ventriloquism how-to videos at a Goodwill in Atlantic City. Was Liz Seggen's 1992 VHS tape, "Fun with Ventriloquism," the best? Hell n'yeah!
VCR Party Live! Episode 3
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Tonight's show features a great Crispin Glover story, Midwestern parades and beauty pageants, plenty of fantastic bloopers, and one male nipple piercing. Watch VCR Party Live! live every Tuesday night at 9pm ET at ...
Ray’s Square Dance
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Ray, the legendary spokesman for lumber company, Menards, drops some serious science in this excerpt given to us by a rogue Menard's editor. Would somebody please remix this?
VCR Party Live! Episode 48 – Hooked On Bass
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This week on VCR Party Live!, we're Hooked On Bass (the VCR game)! Plus, Nick apologizes, we unveil a new segment featuring Nice Things, and we show off a couple of forgotten Irish gems for St. Patrick's Day.
VCR Party Live! Episode 49 – Scott Rogowsky Ranks the Franks
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This week on VCR Party Live!, Scott Rogowsky from HQ Trivia returns to play a game show of our invention, Rank the Franks (Furko, Woehrle, Pacholski and Masi)! Which Frank will come out on top? Plus, it's Spring Break...
VCR Party Live! Episode 46 – Muscle Motion
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This week on VCR Party Live!, Joe's Tedium Corner returns, plus a 1983 Chippendales workout video, a religious clown, a public access talent showcase from Chicago, and the touching swan song of "Baby Rapper."
VCR Party Live! Episode 45 – Steven Hyden & The Sacred Hour
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This week on VCR Party Live!, music critic Steven Hyden (Twilight of the Gods) joins us to critique local commercial jingles, watch a surprising amount of TGIF, and talk about his former life as impressionist, Funnyman.
