NOSTALGIA FAN TURNS BASEMENT INTO A BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO

Many people have some fond memories of Blockbuster Video, but unless you happen to live in Bend, Oregon — home of the last remaining Blockbuster store — all you have are your memories.

But fond memories weren’t enough for a guy named Nick Collins. He misses the video rental store so much that he’s transformed his basement into one.

He built shelves and displays for his enormous collection of VHS tapes and video games. He even has movie posters and a section of candy. The room is even painted in yellow and blue.

While his basement Blockbuster is not open to the public, he has a website set up where other nostalgia-thirsty folks can virtually visit his store and even purchase his old tapes.

Check out his website: http://nostalgiavideo.net

 

 

Tejay Schwartz

Morning Drive Jock at GM Broadcasting / 102.5 The Vault. -- I was born in Denmark and moved to the US with my family when I was 3. I grew up in Upstate NY and have lived here since. I graduated from JC High school and Sullivan County Community. I'm working The 102.5 The Vault Morning Show as well as traffic (scheduling commercials).