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Never Stop Filming! The New York Times celebrated feature-length documentaries and podcast, with over 500 episodes since 2012, explore independent genre filmmaking. Directed by Tom Seymour and produced by Tim Kulig, Troma Entertainment’s VHS Massacre documentaries are “informative and enlightening, with copious commentary from the people who make these movies, and those who love them,” writes Jason Bailey of The New York Times. Watch VHS Massacre films on Tubi, Prime Video, Peacock, Troma, Screambox, & Cineverse. Video Dreams, along with VHS Massacre 1 & 2 and American Expendables, has earned over 60 awards from top underground/genre fests & chronicles the video store era & the impact of media consolidation on indie and exploitation cinema. Distributed by Troma Entertainment, MVD, and Vinegar Syndrome, & podcast has amassed millions of views online. Seymour began covering B-movies on public access television in the late 1990s & has worked with CBS, NBC, IGN, College Humor, & Troma.
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