Rare Horror DVDs for Sale: Cult Classics & Hidden Gems
If you are hunting for rare horror DVDs for sale, you probably want more than the usual mainstream scares. You are looking for cult classics, deep cuts, and oddball titles that make your shelf feel truly personal. With Loved Again Media, every box is hand-picked, filled with own-forever discs, free U.S. shipping, and the freedom […]
Subscription vs Rental vs Buying: Which Is Right for You?
Physical media fans often face a choice: subscribe to a mystery box, rent discs, or buy titles outright. Each option has its advantages depending on your budget, storage space and viewing habits. Subscription. Mystery boxes like our Movie Subscription Box, Vinyl Subscription Box and Video Game Subscription Box offer surprise selections at a lower cost per item. They’re great for discovery and make excellent gifts. Rental. Some services still rent […]
Genre Spotlight: Cult Classics for Every Collection
Some films transcend mainstream appeal to become cult favorites—loved for their quirks, audacity and the communities they inspire. Here are a few cult classics across genres to add to your library: Sci‑Fi: “Brazil” (1985). Terry Gilliam’s dystopian satire presents a bureaucratic nightmare that feels oddly relevant decades later. Horror: “Evil Dead II” (1987). Sam Raimi’s mix of slapstick comedy and gore epitomizes the […]
Supporting Independent Filmmakers Through Physical Media Purchases
When you buy a movie or record, you’re not just acquiring entertainment—you’re casting a vote for the kind of art you want to see. Here’s why physical media matters to independent filmmakers and small distributors: Funding restoration and preservation. Boutique labels like Criterion, Arrow and Vinegar Syndrome use sales revenue to restore and remaster forgotten films. Buying discs […]
Used DVDs For Sale: Affordable Deals and Great Finds
Buying used DVDs lets you own movies without worrying about streaming changes or removals. Used DVDs are a budget-friendly way to build a collection you keep forever, full of deep cuts, cult classics, or crowd-pleasers picked just for you. You get the joy of physical media, plus the thrill of discovering oddball gems and nostalgic […]
A Brief History of Home Video Formats
Home entertainment has come a long way since the 1970s. Here’s a whirlwind tour through the formats that shaped movie nights across decades: Betamax vs VHS. Sony’s Betamax hit the market in 1975, offering superior picture quality but shorter recording time. JVC’s VHS arrived a year later with longer tapes, winning the format war. LaserDisc. Introduced in 1978, LaserDisc offered […]
Rare Out of Print Horror DVDs You’ll Love to Collect
For horror fans who love the thrill of the hunt, rare out-of-print DVDs are the ultimate prize. These titles aren’t made anymore—once they’re gone, your only chance to own them is secondhand. That makes them perfect for collectors who want true cult classics, deep cuts, and oddball horror films in their original, unaltered form. At […]
Why Digital Movies Disappear and Physical Copies Last
Have you ever logged into a streaming service only to find that your favorite movie is gone? Licensing agreements, corporate mergers and shifting priorities cause titles to disappear regularly. Even digital purchases aren’t immune—rights holders can remove or alter content without warning. When you purchase a DVD or Blu‑ray, you control the copy. No one can take it […]
How to Build a Home Library on a Budget
Collecting physical media doesn’t have to be expensive. With a smart strategy, you can build a diverse library without draining your bank account. Shop second‑hand. Used discs and records are often a fraction of the cost of new releases. Check thrift stores, flea markets and our store for bargains. Join a subscription service. Mystery boxes like our Movie Subscription Box and Vinyl Subscription Box provide multiple […]
Box‑Office Flops Worth Rewatching on DVD
Not every film succeeds on its opening weekend, but many “flops” eventually develop passionate followings. Here are a few misunderstood movies that shine on physical media, where you can appreciate them without the noise of box‑office expectations: “The Iron Giant” (1999). This animated gem from Brad Bird struggled at the box office but found life on home video. The Blu‑ray […]