Lunchmeat – The Ultimate Cult Magazine for VHS Horror and Analog Obsession!

For those who still worship at the altar of the VCR, Lunchmeat is the definitive magazine celebrating the weird, wild, and wonderfully warped world of VHS culture. Launched in the 2000s, this underground, DIY-style publication is a love letter to forgotten horror gems, shot-on-video madness, and obscure relics of the analog era, covering everything from rare tapes and lost video store treasures to indie horror oddities and beyond.

With its bold, retro aesthetic, deep-dive reviews, and passionate appreciation for the golden age of home video, Lunchmeat isn’t just a magazine—it’s a movement, keeping the spirit of VHS collecting, video store nostalgia, and cult cinema fandom alive. Whether you’re hunting down a long-lost slasher on tape, digging into VHS cover art history, or reliving the era of tracking lines and late-night horror marathons, Lunchmeat is your guide to all things magnetic and macabre. If you still rewind, this one’s for you.