Video World Magazine

Video World Magazine was a British publication dedicated to the home video industry during the 1980s and 1990s. It served as a go-to source for enthusiasts of VHS tapes, laserdiscs, and other early forms of home entertainment. The magazine covered a wide range of topics, including reviews of the latest film releases on video, industry news, features on popular movies, and guides to home video technology.

Video World gained popularity during the heyday of video rental shops, appealing to cinephiles and casual viewers alike. It often featured articles about cult classics, genre films, and blockbuster hits, offering readers a comprehensive look at the rapidly evolving world of home entertainment.

The magazine’s relevance declined with the advent of DVDs and the eventual shift to digital media. While it is no longer in publication, Video World Magazine is remembered as a nostalgic artifact from the golden age of home video.