Everything to Entertain You: The Story of Video Headquarters

About This Movie

Everything to Entertain You dives deep into the heart of Video Headquarters, a beloved video store that thrived for over three decades in Keene, New Hampshire. This documentary feels like a nostalgic walk down memory lane, capturing the essence of what made VHS culture so special. It's a blend of interviews and archival footage that really brings Ken McAleer’s passion to life; you can almost feel the warmth of the store's atmosphere. The pacing is relaxed, almost like you're sitting down with old friends reminiscing about the golden age of home video. Themes of community, nostalgia, and the struggle against digital streaming are woven throughout, making it an intriguing watch for any cinephile. And there’s something about those practical effects—like the various rental displays—that feels so charmingly authentic.

Focuses on VHS culture and independent video stores.Includes interviews with Ken McAleer and former customers.Features archival footage from the store's heyday.