Reo’s Video is a revered and long-standing piece of local cultural heritage, dating back to when Reo Rocheleau first started renting VHS and Beta movies out of his neighbourhood corner store in 1987. Since then, Reo’s has changed hands and venues four times, finally landing with NCTS in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, when it looked like the brand and collection would be lost due to legislated closures.
Especially in a rural region with many communities whose internet is limited and inconsistent, the 16,000+ titles in our collection offer important access to cultural content for many residents of our area. Reo’s offers very affordable per film rentals to the public and free access for the whole year with a $20 NCTS Membership - there are no commercial-free streaming services that are available for prices as low as what we offer at Reo’s Video, making this a critical access point for our community’s cultural interest.
As one of the very last video stores around, and with many rare and local titles in its collection, Reo’s remains one of Interior BC’s most unique cultural resources.