During the early 80's, home video was in it's infancy, and with the fast growing VHS rental market booming, an influx of video companies started to pop up all over the world, creating labels so they could release films to the demanding public. Selling their films with creative cover designs, a lot of companies sexed up their boxes in the hope of hooking a few more customers. From scantily clad vixens to butt-naked and bloodied victims of assault, VHS covers bared all in the name of film, trying to shock and excite you. We look at some of the most risqué and shocking art to ever sit on the cover of a VHS box. VHS Exposed - The World of Risqué Video Covers.

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