Rentals start at $3.99 for older movies, but popular new releases cost up to $20.99. Wonka, for example, is $20.99, which is actually a dollar more than it costs to rent the movie from Apple's TV app.

While browsing through this seemingly endless library movies, you may have skipped over one helluva deal: 99-cent movie rentals. iTunes is throwing it back to the good ol’ days of video store ...

Over the weekend, the Play Store offered some users discounts on apps, games, and IAPs. The latest Google Play deal ends on Wednesday and brings back the ever popular $.99 movie rental.. If this ...

The documentary “Videoheaven” and MOMA’s series “A Theater Near You” consider how people watch films and why it matters.

Google has launched a movie rental offer in the Play Store, allowing Android users to borrow a movie for just $0.99 cents, rather than the usual $4.99 fee.

Hollywood Video opened its Port Townsend store on Aug. 3 and its managers reported a steady flow of customers eager to rent 99-cent movies. “This has been really good. Everything is on sale for 99 ...

In a small Saskatchewan town in what fittingly used to be a movie theatre you can still find a video rental store. The Video Stop in Watrous may be one of the last of its kind. Earl Hayhurst has ...

Outside of video rental stores, ... The final day to rent a movie from Top Hat will be Dec. 31. “Thank you all for your patronage and your love,” the Top Hat post concluded.