or maybe you've seen them in other unlikely places for movies to show up. But you won't anymore. According to Variety, Redbox ...

Redbox is dead, but the old movie rental service is leaving customers a last Christmas present in the form of lasting privacy implications. If you’ve ever opted to rent a movie through a Redbox ...

Standing in front of the infamous Redbox DVD dispenser, TikToker Matt Houchin (@hattmouchin) said, “Redbox went out of business this year, and now this machine is giving away free DVDs. These machines ...

Its collapse marks the end of the video rental era.” Each Redbox kiosk can hold around 600 movie DVDs (they also offered games until 2019) and Helton plans to give away the ones in his machine ...

Some people are taking the iconic red kiosks home as collector's items. But be warned: the energy costs are steep.

Redbox is officially over. Now, retailers that once offered their movie rental services are left wondering what to do with the giant machines parked outside their stores. Over the summer ...

You can also check your local kiosk’s inventory by using Redbox’s web site and clicking on a movie that you want to rent. The site will tell you which kiosks have it in stock. And to find out ...