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Keith J. Crocker | ... |
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Fred Vogel | ... |
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Bradley Creanzo | ... |
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Will Aria | ... |
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Chris Bahr | ... |
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Alex Bernhardt | ... |
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Phil Blankenship | ... |
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Bobby Canipe Jr. | ... |
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Zack Carlson | ... |
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Matt Carr | ... |
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Joe Clark | ... |
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Steve Co | ... |
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Adjust Your Tracking is a feature-length documentary film directed by Levi "Dabeedo" Peretic and Dan Kinem. It's a passion project made by true lovers of the format hoping to capture why VHS holds such a special place in so many different people's hearts. The film features interviews with VHS collectors, video store owners, filmmakers, and distributors. Written by Dan Kinem
The film shares the inner workings of passionate collectors of the solid box tapes from times past. The honesty and personality of each interviewee expands on the culture and its many attributes. Further, the aesthetics and visual stimulus of rare movie cover art, collectors' showcases, and video stores around the US was extremely entertaining. Being uneducated in the landscape of VHS, I still found it easy to follow and easy grasp the value, importance, and satire in the film. I highly recommend this film for any one who appreciates the vastness of the human experience, because I assure you that it showcases an interesting side of it.