Type: Self-initiated project
Role: Illustration, concept, art direction, packaging design, product design, writing
Format: Limited edition VHS collectables and ephemera

The tapes are real. The movies are fake.

Atomic Trash: Video Rentals is a fictional video store archiving exploitation films that never existed.

The project is built around a catalogue of ten invented cult movies.

Slashers, creature features, sci-fi trash, low-budget and bargain bin genre garbage.

Each “movie” is released as a limited edition VHS collectable, with fully illustrated box art, custom tape artwork, fake production history, cast mythology, and in-universe ephemera such as stickers, postcards and pins.

Status: Sold Out


The all girl bowling team The Ball Breakers take a wrong turn into a crumbling alley full of creeps, and what follows is a blood soaked massacre.. But it's the locals fighting to survive.

Bikini Bowling Bloodbath Babes is a fake exploitation slasher release where league night turns into a low budget splatter fest.

Status: Sold Out


A secret military testing site has become ground zero for a full blown bug apocalypse.

Bug Hunt At Outpost 31 is a fake creature feature action tape about a rescue squad running out of time, bullets, and luck while trying to survive an infestation of mutant insects.

Status: Sold Out


A washed up radio DJ gets stranded at a lonely Nevada truck stop, where the waitress behind the counter is hiding something ancient, hungry, and demonic.

Truck Stop Succubus turns roadside diner grime into a fake VHS softcore horror sleaze release.

Status: Sold Out


A foreign import variant of Truck Stop Succubus, created as an alternate VHS edition with new sleeve artwork, title treatment, and custom tape label.

The piece expands the fictional release history of the same lost VHS era horror film.