【Kairaku Jigoku no Toriko (2019)】

There may only be Kairaku Jigoku no Toriko (2019)one Blockbuster left in the world, but the memory of the video rental store lives on through a cute board game.

'90s kids can still reminisce about bundling into their parents' minivan to stock up on weekend movies with the Blockbuster party game. Conveniently packaged in a VHS case, the game wants to "bring back the golden era of video rentals."

According to the game's description, the Blockbuster party game combines charades with movies. Players go head to head acting out iconic scenes as they race to name as many as possible within a certain category. Categories include "Famous trilogies" and "Movies with a zombie in it."

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The game not only includes a buzzer and the nostalgic VHS case, but a "replica of a Blockbuster parking lot." Who among us hasn't dreamed of owning their very own a replica of a Blockbuster parking lot?

You can play this game with anywhere from 4-12 people, ensuring an extremely chill, fun night of shouting over each other. The game is available for $19.99 at Target.

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