How to make a Blockbuster VHS sleeve for any movie

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. It's difficult to explain the Blockbuster experience to those who did not get to experience it. If you never visited one of the video rental chain's over 9,000 locations during the VHS tape heyday, there's even a good chance it may be impossible to understand the ritual of scouring shelves for the perfect Friday night movie: the smell of hundreds of plastic clamshell cases, the distinctly garish interior designs of the 1990s, and early 2000. It is all but a memory, unless you make a pilgrimage to the last brick-and-mortar locale in Bend, Oregon. That's not to say you can't at least some of those nostalgic aesthetics.