The impact of video stores on the distribution of horror films from "summary" of Horror Films of the 1980s by John Kenneth Muir
In the 1980s, the rise of video stores had a significant impact on the distribution of horror films. As these stores became more prevalent, audiences had greater access to a wide variety of horror movies. This accessibility allowed lesser-known or independent horror films to reach a larger audience than they could through traditional theatrical releases. Furthermore, video stores provided a platform for cult classics and niche horror films to find their audience. These films may not have been widely released in theaters, but they found a home on the shelves of video stores, where horror fans could seek them out and discover hidden gems. The availability of horror films in video stores also cont...
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