Video Renaissance

We really like the team at Video Renaissance. Thanks for tons of info for renting movies & TV series. This is a great local treasure with friendly people — ENJOY!

This place hasnt changed a bit! Great small scale local video store with all the b-​movie imports you could ask for! I have been going since I was a kid for the rare and uncharted hits and they always deliver. Keep the dream alive and support more local small shops like this!

Looks like an undercover porn store from the outside. This place has had every movie I could think of in stock! The selection and organization of movies is overwhelming. The best thing to do is just ask for what your looking for. Everyone of the staff is super friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. These are true movie buffs working here. I once brought movies a few days late and they didn’t even bother me with a late fee. Thanks VR!

This is an amazing video rental store. It has an unassuming exterior in a strip mall but inside is a treasure trove. The owner is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly and has probably seen 80 or 90% of the movies he stocks. If there is a specific movie you want, ask him – he will pull it out without hesitation (no need to go looking through the shelves). If you want to browse, ask him for an overview of the layout.
This store is great for both the casual customer who wants a movie to entertain the family when it’s too dark to go to the beach and for the film aficionado who is looking for a deeply artistic experience.
This store has up-​to-​date films that were just in the theaters as well as an extensive collection of foreign films, special interest films, and sets of American and British TV series. I believe he stocks primarily DVDs but also has some VHS tapes available.
This business is important in this era of Blockbuster kiosks and Netflix, especially for vacationers who are in town or at the beach for a week or two and cannot use Netflix streaming on the weak wifi systems in their rentals. It is reminiscent of the dear departed Video Vault from Alexandria, Virginia, and Le Video in San Francisco, California (which now has Video Vault’s archives). It’s worth the drive.