We're trying something a little new and seeing how it goes. It's a live half-hour show on Facebook and YouTube called VCR PARTY LIVE. Tune in, ask questions, watch unseen VHS footage with us.

This instructional video enlists the help of several 80s metalheads as guinea pigs for some ambitious Halloween "makeups," including the ever popular "Burn Victim."

After watching all 52 episodes of VCR Party Live!, editor/masochist George Pasles takes stock and doles out his 2018-2019 awards.

By far the most common question we get from new VCR Party viewers is, what the hell does 'well, hello, Melinda!' mean. Here's a complete recap of the origin of the catchphrase that's taken the world by storm.

In this (hopefully limited) spinoff series of the wildly popular VCR Party Live! web show, Joe and Nick hunker down and unbox the several stacks of VHS tapes (and other strange gifts) they've acquired while away on tour.

In this hopefully limited spinoff series of the wildly popular VCR Party Live! web show, Joe, Nick, Steve and George give Brenda Dickson-like tours of the homes they've been spending way too much time in.

We're still quarantined and coming to you from our homes with special guest Skip Elsheimer of A/V Geeks, who shows off some educational films from his renowned collection, including "The ABC's of Sex Education for Trainables," "Sudden Birth," and an amazing film about intestinal parasites starring Ro-Revus the frog. But first, we take a peek inside a viewer's home and screen one of our earliest short films, "A Young Man's Guide To Dating."

VCR Party director and frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week, they watch FFF Vol 3 and comment on how much younger and handsomer Joe and Nick were.

It's Saturday night, we're all locked in, and Joe, Nick, Steve and George are serving up a grab bag of VHS-related nonsense for you. We've got a ton of Nice Things to show off, a new segment called "Terrible Photos of Us," and a revelation from George about the Found Footage Fest's connection to the 80s series, "Amazing Stories." Plus, the director of the delightfully odd children's musical, "Creating Rem Lezar," Scott Zakarin, joins us to talk for the first time about his 1989 masterpiece.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week, they watch the newest release, After Dark, which they find is less sexy than advertised.

We're still in self isolation and zooming in to show off commercial jingles and "Terrible Photos of Us," including a hall-of-fame bad picture of Steve. Then VHS collector Rhys from Australia joins us to show off some of his favorites. Plus, Joe poses an inappropriate hypothetical situation and bids farewell to his segment, "Turd Flush."

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week, they review FFF Vol. 5 and give it four Mickeys. Meanwhile, Joe's mustache only gets two Mickeys. Plus, an interview with longtime viewer Tom J., who's known Joe and Nick since 4th grade.

We're still stuck at home and showing off a video called "Y2K Explosion" and tons of terrible photos of us and our viewers in a segment that finally has a name! Then, Nick shows VHS tapes about cartoons, hockey fights and swearing to his niece and nephew. And Joe updates his uncomfortably hypothetical situation in a tease for next week's big reveal.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week, the "eyes have it" in a glowing review of FFF Vol. 4. However, Nick's favorite shirt gets eviscerated.

Joe and Nick chat with all-star Plunketter and head writer of "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee," Mike Drucker. Joe shows his niece and nephew a cash register instructional video and the results are pretty much what you expect. Steve tells his cringe-inducing Bob Oedenkirk story and George just sits there looking creepy.

VCR Party director/frencher Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week they review FFF Vol. 8 which prompted a discussion about why Joe wants to watch the Urine video in its entirety. Plus, an interview with pilot and longtime Melinda, Bob Hedges, who is responsible for donating such smash hits as “Acute Infectious Diarrhea.”

It's Saturday night and the Plunketts keep rolling in! Plus Joe quickly regales the fellas with his #1 filth story, Rhys sings a new toe-tapper and Rick from Consumption Optional shows 3 wonderfully dumb commercials. Buckle up, Melindas!

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week they review FFF Vol. 2 and George declares it to be his favorite. Steve doesn't give it a rating but IMDB does: 7.6. Plus, George puts on his psychiatrist hat (you know he has one) for the debut of a new segment, Armchair Analysis.

This week on Quarantine Qlassics, our hometown parade is cancelled so we resurrect the 1993 Stoughton Syttende Mai parade on VHS. Then, we've a got densely-packed Show Us Your Plunketts segment of terrible photos of us, you, and special guest, Jess Dweck (Brooklyn Nine-Nine). Nick tells the story of the three times he got hollered at as a kid, Steve gives us a report from The Melindaverse, and we pay off the mystery of the "Ninja Jump" VHS footage with Josh Schafer from Lunchmeat VHS.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week they review FFF Vol. 6. Plus, George puts on his psychiatrist hat (you know he has one) for the return of a new segment, Armchair Analysis

We are two months into quarantine and serving up more video dating footage from 1987, terrible photos we call "Plunketts," and a story about the New Jersey turnpike from VHS detective George Pasles. Then, we welcome comedian Caitlin Cook as a guest judge in our tournament of toe-tapping jingles from TV commercials. It's the 1st annual Quarantine Qlassics Toe Tapping Toe-nament!

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week they look back on VCR Party episode 0.

The Plunkett universe expands this week with pet Plunketts, costume Plunketts and not one, but TWO little kid clown Plunketts. Then musician/comedian Caitlin Cook (@thecaitlincook) joins the fellas to judge the second round of the Toe-Tapper Toenament and the results are shocking. Joe ends this incredible hour of laffs with a quick story about a still-wanted hot dog thief.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club. This week, they go all the way back to 2005's Vol. 1 and overlook the bad lighting and audio to focus on the hall-of-fame VHS content and Joe's hair.

It’s Saturday night and that means time for some red hot Plunkett action, some nail-biting Toe-nament shockers and the most intense game of “Which Thumb Is Steve?” ever. John Haskell from Plesh Moto, The Sarah Silverman Show and YouTube channel, Real Big Boys, judges round 3 of the Toe-Tapper Toe-nament. Plus wise-cracking ventriloquist dummy, Mr. Sprinkles, makes ruffles some Melinda feathers.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club & Previous VCR Parties. This week, they go all the way back to VCR Party Live episode 30 to examine the Debate about Wendy’s training video volume 1 and 2.

We're still staying inside and bringing you our weekly bonus show, this time with special guest Danny Tamberelli (The Adventures of Danny & Mike podcast). In "Show Us Your Plunketts," George unearths his remarkable third grade school photo and Danny unearths his nipple. So does Joe, even though no one asked him to. Then we complete the final bracket of our Toe-Tapping Toe-nament, featuring another batch of amazing VHS songs.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club & Previous VCR Parties. This week, they go all the way back to VCR Party Live episode 24 to examine Dutch Oven Gate.

It all comes down to this: The Toe-Tapping Toe-nament Final Four. Which VHS will come out on top? Springer Mountain Chicken, You & Your Johnson, Kosher Kosher Kosher or Super Duper Pooper. Music critic/author Steven Hyden (Twilight of the Gods) picks the ultimate winner! Plus, Show Us Your Plunketts is full of unflattering photos and love and kisses from Janine and Linda. And not one but two Father's Day videos.

Highlights from Nick's long-running and extremely popular YouTube show, Talkin' Dongles, featuring George, Steve, and The Goonies.

We're back and more quarantined than ever! We've got a special Capodimonte Day update from Italy, then Chris Gethard (Beautiful/Anonymous podcast) joins us for an extra long edition of "Show Us Your Plunketts," featuring our unflattering photos and yours. And we lay the groundwork for the next tournament of toe tappin' VHS favorites. Spot on!

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club & Previous VCR Parties. This week, they go all the way back to VCR Party Live episode 62 to examine The VCR Smarty Game Show

Tonight the QQ Qrew celebrates their first ever goth Plunkett, comedian Emmy Blotnick zooms in to share some of her all-star Plunketts including the time she ambushed Bill Clinton, and Mr. Sprinkles zings like he's never zinged before.

This week on Quarantine Qlassics, we've got a ton of terrible photos of viewers to show off, including several from "Uncle Scott," and George blows the dust off some Plunketts from history. Plus, the first round of the Sweet Nicks-teen Toenament to find the ultimate Nick VHS clip, and Mr. Sprinkles spits rhymes and insults in a show stopping rap performance. It almost literally stops the show.

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club & Previous VCR Parties. This week, they examine The Rejuvenique face mask on VCR Party.

Another Saturday night locked at home! We're here to entertain you with terrible photos of us and viewers, including the photo we took the day we got a business loan for the Found Footage Festival. Plus, the Sweet Nicks-teen Tournament enters its second round with clown and ALF videos to sate Nick's VHS hunger and we get a peek at some rare footage of Mr. Sprinkles on the Ed Sullivan show. Then, exclusive clips from Computer Beach Party and The Chicago Party.

Regular Melinda, Waynnie joins the Quarantine Qrew to show off her massive collection of celebrity plunketts and her even bigger collection of Shaun White gum. Plus the results of the Sweet Nicksteen video tournament, some new toe-tapper recruits and a MAJOR announcement that involves the word "Shaturday."

VCR Party director/frenching enthusiast Steve Lawrence and VHS detective/creep George Pasles take a deep dive into the Found Footage Festival back catalog each week, highlighting selections from the SLP Club & Previous VCR Parties. This week, they examine whether or not Nick Prueher is a Sexual man.

On the series finale of Quarantine Qlassics, Joe, Nick, Steve and George welcome Kurt Braunohler (Bananas podcast) to show to show us, among other things, our first naked Plunkett! Nick unveils the worst photo of him ever taken, Steve dumps a ton of terrible pics, and George proposes a unified theory of the existence of Quarantine Qlassics. But first, we tease our new limited series, Shaturday Morning Cartoons, dropping Saturday mornings in September. Joe looks back wistfully at Turd Flush and Which Thumb Is Steve? Oh, and we see rare footage of Mr. Sprinkles on the Dean Martin roast and a new diss rap from the real Mr. Sprinkles. It's an emotional and dumb finale.

VCR Party host, Joe Pickett takes viewers on a guided tour to the least traveled parts of YouTube and exhibits the best and worst finds for this quarter. With his team of IMG harvesters, they will unearth the most unintentionally hilarious, baffling, disturbing and awkwardly tedious videos you've never seen, including a Taco Bell moose, a singing bowtie, exploding corn and at least one fish attack.

We played over 1,000 found videos on VCR Party and our spin-off shows in 2020 but only one can be named Video of the Year. Here are some honorable mentions. Watch VCR Party Ep 142 for our No. 1 video of 2020!

It's a prime time celebration of the most unflattering photos ever taken! Hosted by VCR Party's Joe and Nick and featuring appearances by Steve Lawrence, George Pasles, Jo Firestone (Adult Swim), Marc Price (Family Ties), and a special mystery guest. Plus, your terrible photos!

It's Nick's birthday and he's assembled a lineup of VCR Party all stars to play his new board game, DREAM CRUSH, in stores and online this week from Mondo. Find out who ends up with their ultimate crush: Jason Griffith, Kendall McKenzie, Keith Garcia, Caitlin McGurk or Nick. And more importantly, learn who's OK with a bearded dude wearing a t-shirt that says "Feminist."

Bob from the band The Dead Past sent us this fantastic cover version of McGruff the Crime Dog's 1984 song, "Cocaine & Crack". He also included a sound bite from an academic quiz show where a student gave the answer "anarchy." We hope this becomes America's next punk anthem.

Nick teaches you how to play his party game, Dream Crush, using Zoom or any video conferencing service. Only one person needs a copy of the game, and the other players can be dogs.

It's ROUND ONE of the most highly anticipated toe-tapping event in the VHS community! This week Joe's all-star picks go toe-to-toe with George's roster of hot hits. Judge Joe Blevins will decide which jingle, VHS tune or music video will move on to the Elite 8. Strap on your toes and rev up your tappers because it's Toenament Time™!

It's round 2 of the hottest competitive jingle bracket in the toe-tapping industry! This week Steve's ragtag team of tappers goes toe-to-toe with Nick's highly anticipated dream team. Legendary Melinda Mixer, Bob from Hull guest judges and nearly has three nervous breakdowns. So toss on those toes and get those tappers tappings, because it's Toe-Tapping Toe-nament Time!

Special guest judge Rhys Marshall joins us all the way from Australia to determine which VHS songs and commercial jingles move onto the final four in the 2021 tournament of toe-tappers. Plus, songs that didn't make the cut, breaking news from CNN about the legality of skateboard surfing, a Wet Pets controversy that will have the world talking, and two Georges!

Several years ago, Freddy Scott remixed our classic VHS find, Special Delivery, for Nerdist, then the video went missing. Here it is for the world again!

The VCR Party boyz are down to the final four toe-tappers of 2021! Which toe-une has what it toe-akes toe make it toe the championship? The Eyes Have It (Joe) v. Rem Lazar's "Higher" (George) Bank of Ireland (Nick) v. Skateboard Surfing (also Nick) Comedian and singer/songwriter, Caitlin Cook reprises her role as judge to decide which of these power house hits taps toes the hardest. Toe-une in and find out!

We wanted to know who wrote the unforgettable Nestle Alpine White jingle that's been stuck in our head since 1986. Our own VHS detective, George Pasles, tracked down the maestro, Lloyd Landesman, to get the scoop.

Our pal Ilene in Memphis gave us this tape of a performance by Super Chino, a Mexican band with the greatest choreography (and costumes) we've ever seen. Now our pal Paris In Stereo has remixed their song, and we remixed the video to match it. Enjoy!

The greatest toe-tapping VHS songs and jingles from VCR Party go toe-to-toe with the greatest educational film songs from AV Geeks in this no holds barred musical brawl. Who will come out on top? Join Joe, Nick, Skip and a very special guest judge and vote for your favorite toe tapper!

If you watch VCR Party, you know that Nick will occasionally take a slurpy sip from his large mug with a green straw. This song is about that. Written and performed by Billy B (aka Todd Hanson) Video directed and edited by Joe Pickett

Bask in the summertime fun with this toe-tapping hit from Purple Corporation, featuring VHS footage from found travel videos. Directed by Joe Pickett Edited by Greg DeLiso

This incredible cassette tape was found in an answering machine in Minnesota by the good folks at Answer Phone who joined forces with Found Footage Fest to create this harrowing visual masterpiece. THIS IS REAL! Stick with it and you shall be rewarded. We hope (and assume) everything turned out okay.

Join VCR Party Live’s George the Creep in a music video for the new overlord single “I Don’t Want to Sing This Song Again”, which looks back at the first thousand years in his band’s storied history.

Buona Festa di Halloween! That's Happy Halloween in Italian, and on this special night, Joe and Nick welcome Mike Bracken (aka The Horror Geek) to show off clips from three Italian rip-offs of American horror movies. Grab some fried chicken and french fries and enjoy!

VCR Party Live's loyal lackey George recounts the secret thirty year history of the band overlord in just under 20 minutes. Culled from VHS tapes, super 8 and 16mm film, cassettes and CDs, this multimedia smorgasbord reveals the story behind the story you already didn’t know.

Basically Kenny breaks his arm and explains .

It's the greatest game show in the history of VCR Party, conceived and hosted by George, argumentatively played by Joe, spanning four episodes, all compiled for the first time in one half hour special. Play along and enjoy!

Songer song

The most competitive and confusing music tournament on the internet has finally arrived for 2022! THE TOE-TAPPING TOE-NAMENT! This year the AV Geeks will present their catchiest earworms found on 16mm hygiene films and go toe-2-toe with the Found Footage Fest's Joe & Nick who will offer up their hottest hits found on VHS this year! Judging the Toe-Nament is Tim League, founder of the Alamo Drafthouse theaters, but more importantly, he once judged an air guitar contest. Strap on those toes and get ready to tap!

This parody song was actually performed live at the Starbucks Licensed Stores Awards ceremony, a celebratory/motivational leadership conference, in 2005, then given out as a souvenir CD single to attendees. The group of managers performing the song was billed as Jefferson Starbucks. We set it to images of overflowing Starbucks garbage.

You've seen the 1985 insult video, Mr. Nasty, on VCR Party many times. Now, after years of searching, our own VHS detective George speaks to the man himself, Larry Pines, about the video and his career, including detours into music videos for The Cars and as a psychic for Nicole Brown and O.J. Simpson.

In this week's foxy unboxing, we tear open boxes full of VHS tapes about finance, leather care, Comtech Iron & Rattan Hoops, plus a crapload of home movies, including one called “Pee Wee’s 80th Party.” Buckle up!

This week, we rip open boxes and packages sent in by you, the viewers! Highlights include a video about UFOs by guy who loves zebra print, a Battlefield Earth poster, and some ferret bladder stones.

In this week's boxy unfoxing, we rip cardboard boxes to shreds and find tapes about dream horses, horror dentistry and your baby’s baptism. Best of all, we receive the Scrappy Rat VHS mixtape, overflowing with local commercials from Florida in the 90s.

"Jim's Coins In Hilldale" is the catchiest jingle to ever come out of Madison, Wisconsin. You'd hear it at least three times during Jeopardy. And now VCR Party and The Melindas have taken this 3 second jingle and lovingly remixed it into this toe-tapping montage that spans all genres. Madison!

Joe and Nick are back in the office (with Nick's dog Gordy) opening four months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us. It's a NASCAR holiday to remember! SORRY FOR THE TERRIBLE AUDIO

Joe and Nick are back in the office (with Nick's dog Gordy) opening four months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Joe and Nick are back in the office (with Nick's dog Gordy) opening four months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Joe and Nick are back in the office (with Nick's dog Gordy) opening four months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Join Joe, Nick, director Ben Steinbauer and a host of other surprise guests for this loose and lively celebration of this week's digital release of CHOP & STEELE. We'll show clips, tell stories, and answer questions in the chat.

Joe and Nick are back in the office opening months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Joe, Nick, and Steve are back in the office opening months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us. Please excuse the ending- technical difficulties!

Joe, Nick, and Steve are back in the office opening months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Joe, Nick, and Steve are back in the office opening months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

Joe, Nick, and Steve are back in the office opening months worth of wonderful surprises that you and other viewers generously sent us.

October's wildest game show returns! See if you can recognize old, weird, forgotten, or ridiculous Halloween masks of the 70s and 80s before our superstar panel: VCR Party Live's Nick & Joe, Roy Miles the Ghetto Geppetto, Shaturday Morning Cartoon's Professor Caitlin McGurk, and editor Mark Breese. Compiled from three episodes of Shaturday Morning Cartoons, "Mask Me Another: Year 2" provides all the costume-identifying practice you need before "Mask Me Another: Year 3" arrives later this month!

Lewis stayed up until 3am to edit this masterpiece of every time Nick smacked his lips, said "umm," took a sip, and flubbed. Plus, out of the kindness of Lewis's heart, he included a flubhorn to sound after every flub. What's more, we offered to pay Lewis 3 cents for every lip smack that he harvested, and HE TURNED DOWN THE MONEY! Thanks, Lewis! You're one of the good ones!

Talkin' Beards was a public access show that aired on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network at 5am on Wednesday mornings from 1997-2006. Host Nick Prueher would bring on guests to discuss beard-related issues, including dying, trimming and grooming. The show abruptly ended when Prueher tragically lost his beard in a fireworks incident.

Talkin' Beards aired on public access in Manhattan from 1997-2006. In this clip, frequent guest Chris Elliott discusses his Star Wars audition for the role of Luke Skywalker, and he and Nick field some viewer phone calls. Plus Nick takes his beard to the streets with his popular Street Talkin' segment.

George has been VCR Party's resident VHS detective since 2019 and has an impressive record of tracking down the people in our favorite VHS finds. Some call him a creep for the means in which he finds these people (it usually involves VIN numbers and accident reports), but goshdarn it, he's OUR creep and we love his creepy ways. Tune into VCR Party Live! on Tuesday nights and let George creep his way into your heart.

Here it is: the inaugural episode of our VCR Party spin-off show, where we feature a couple of VHS finds, “Cybervideos,” and whatever else didn’t fit into the main show. This week, highlights include a Garfield collector flubbing the word “Pez dispenser”(twice!), the FBI Warning Hall of Fame, a double dose of Daniel Songer, a bowling commercial, and The Mad Butcher!

It's VCR Party spin-off show, where we feature a couple of VHS finds, “Cybervideos,” and whatever else didn’t fit into the main show. This week, highlights include Arnold Schwarzenegger kissing a girl who kicks him, Marvin Zindler shaming a weight loss clinic, a couple's cruise blog, and Steve's secret cameo in a famous stage show!

In this bite-sized bonus episode, we take you on a guided tour through videos about parrot care, drain unclogging, failed VCR light gun games, and Steve's cameo in The Vagina Monologues!

In this week's mini-episode, we showcase more user submitted jingles for Bargain Bernie's furniture commercial, and our Australian correspondent Batprince curates some PAL VHS footage about UFO encounters, microwaves, and basketball playing bees.

On the 6th anniversary of VCR Party, we look back at some of our regrettable clips from early Found Footage Festival shows. Plus, Nick fires up the pixelation machine for the newest Simitar find: Girls of Sturgis 1991.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Found Footage Festival, talented viewer Ross from St Louis painstakingly edited this montage of clips from two decades of FFF videos, to the tune of the song at the end of the Sara Lee industrial video, "One Sweet Story." Bravo, Ross!

This week on the Afterparty, Mr. T says "oh hi," a Belfast supermarket offers crazy prices, a race car driver does a PSA about boat safety, and Daniel Songer does a long, meandering comedy routine.

We put out a call to many of our famous friends for some well wishes on our 20th anniversary and only heard back from Jon Glaser and Mark Borchardt. So we paid for the rest!

Welcome to America's Phlegmiest Home Videos, where Joe, Nick, George and Steve present a VHS clip involving a cough or throat problem and ask you, the viewer, to pick a favorite.

This week on the Afterparty, we played "Exciting or Not Exciting" with a martial arts tape, Batprince from Australia curates a batch of PAL format VHS clips, and George sings a beautiful song about nail fungal infections.

Well, this is it. With this episode, Afterparty is officially closed for business. We really dropped the ball on this venture, but at least we learned something: don't try new things. Stick with the status quo. Always do the same thing over and over until you die. As for this final episode: Joe eats some Batman cereal and violently gags it up into his own lap, which is a fitting way for an Afterparty to end.

GLUE MAN is a short comedy film from 2012 written by Alex Pickett, Joe Pickett, and Nick Prueher. Directed by Joe Pickett and starring Nick Prueher, Ken Burns, Morgan Spurlock, Joe Pickett, and Bobby Ciraldo. Nick Douglas is a documentary filmmaker's best friend. He is a 'professional expert,' a talking head that can glue any story together, a man who always has the perfect sound bite for any documentary, whether it's about Winston Churchill, Snuffy Smith or the color blue. In 'Glue Man,' Nick tells the story of how he went from a local news station's man-on-the-street to broadcasting legend at the History Channel. He also reveals his tricks of the trade, including his catch-all phrase for any subject: 'cultural touchstone for our generation.' With clips from Nick's extraordinary body of work and testimonials from esteemed colleagues, including Ken Burns, the film finally tells the story of the unsung hero behind the chyron.

The Found Footage Festival (foundfootagefest.com) is enduring an ALL-DAY marathon of Daniel Songer, the Internet’s worst (or best?) comedian! Money raised by their suffering will benefit the Atlanta Women’s Foundation (www.atlantawomen.org), helping women and girls in the metro Atlanta area thrive!

What if two men played a tabletop game and a 1970s sportscast broke out? Find out as the Found Footage Festival's Nick Prueher battles his own lawyer, Anderson Duff, in Fantasy Flight’s Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game. As Nick and Anderson debate the eroticism of obscure alien races, sportscasting legend Dick Schlapp explains the game’s complex rules, while also providing a bacta tank of off-color commentary. It’s sex. It’s money. It’s violence. It’s also cards. Lots and lots of cards. Welcome to the Wide World of Cardboard.

We are blown away by all the amazing and amazingly specific Halloween costumes in this year's contest. Watch the clip and vote for your favorite

It’s America's best loved and most obscure game show: Mask Me Another! For the fourth year in a row, Nick, Joe, and Steve of VCR Party Live try to identify the flimsy, sharp, shabbily painted plastic Halloween masks of yesteryear. This year they get help from special guests Prof Caitlin McGurk of Shaturday Morning Cartoons and Shaturday pals Roy Miles and Skip Elsheimer.

14 hours of the most relaxing VHS tapes from our collection, live streamed from Found Footage Festival headquarters in Brooklyn.

NOTHING BUT DEAN & COMPANY ALL DAMN DAY!!!

Join us for the first four hours of curated holiday videos from our collection.

More holiday clips from our collection.

In remembrance of our friend Mark Huntsman, here's the Patreon bonus episode we shot in 2020 with him that we'd been dreaming of since we were in high school. We watch the full version of the 1991 public access show, "Disney World: One Kid's Opinion," with the kid himself. Learn about the limits of the Mickey rating system, what Mark kept in his fanny pack, and why Mark's dad went looking for his underwear in a cooler. It's one for the history books.

We've curated over six hours of VHS footage about love, flirting, dating, and sex for your Valentine's Day viewing pleasure. Tune in all day, lovers.

We're resurrecting obscure Easter videos from our VHS collection all day starting at 10 a.m.

Clowns, clowns and more clowns! All friggin' day long! To offset the misery this may cause, we're raising money for the Starlight Children's Foundation! Please donate!