Sure, I'll play you another tune!

Diabolikdvd

Grindhouse Video

Deep Discount

OrbitDVD

Barnes and Noble

And specific labels:

Kino Lorber

Criterion

Arrow Films (UK based)

Shout Factory

Eureka (UK based)

Vinegar Syndrome

Synapse

Warner Archive

Indicator/Powerhouse (UK based)

Severin

Second Sight (UK based)

Umbrella (Australia based)

Kadi Video

Tyler's Tapes

Vhsterreno

certain studios like a24, neon, warner brothers, and fox searchlight are also occasionally doing (licensed) VHS releases of their films nowadays. a24 usually posts these listings through their official store, whereas neon, warner brothers, and fox searchlight will usually commission one of the more renowned customs makers (such as the ones above) to do a limited print for them. keep an eye out for those as well!

if you're interested in collecting playable VHS and unsure where to start, look into getting either a refurbished VCR or one that has been proven to work (be very careful with this, especially if you don't know much about retro tech, because a faulty VCR can eat/destroy an irreplaceable tape; if you don't know much, i recommend seeking out a refurbished VCR for your first setup). you can also acquire an old CRT from ebay, some speakers to connect to it all, and you should be good to go.

be sure to always check your tapes for mold BEFORE even thinking about sticking them into your VCR. mold looks like white spots (varying in size, depending on severity) on the actual tape part of your VHS tape. ALWAYS inspect your tapes for mold, especially if they are older. putting a moldy tape into your VCR will most likely spread the mold to your VCR itself, which will then spread it to every tape you put into the VCR after. mold can take down your whole collection, so be wary. never store your tapes in high humidity. VCRs and tapes can POSSIBLY be brought back from mold, but it is a very difficult and expensive process and only a handful of people in the community have/sell the equipment necessary to even safely attempt it.

for refurbished VCRs, older tapes, and other retro tech, try out:

So some asshole has thought up a new Tumblr scam: it's a post on a Tumblr account that's named something to make it look official-ish.

Variations include:

account-help

account-sync

account-update

account-updating

These posts show up on your dashboard, telling you that because they think you've monetized your Tumblr account, they're putting you in the penalty box sending you to the cornfield setting you to "Lurker Mode" where you can post but no one will see your posts. And, naturally, all you have to do is click on the helpful link to give tumblrsupport your account data to get it fixed.

Friends, this is a big fat lie.

The official location of Tumblr Support is https://www.tumblr.com/support or https://support.tumblr.com. And guess what? They'll already have your account information.

Tumblr has no such thing as Lurker Mode.

If you right-click on their link, you'll see it's a munged/shortened link. You can go to a site like https://www.expandurl.net to expand that link and see where it takes you: it's not Tumblr Support.

@staff, please be aware this is happening.