Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pose beside VHS tape with warm golden lighting and dark blue background

Vice Press Releases Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles VHS

At a Glance

  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles receives three new VHS variants from Vice Press.
  • Each edition features green tape, an A3 poster, and special stickers, priced at $55.
  • Limited-edition lithographs of the original theatrical one-sheet are also available.
  • Why it matters: Fans can relive the 1990s classic with collectible, UK-PAL releases.

The release of new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles merchandise by Vice Press marks a nostalgic return for fans of the 1990s live-action film. Three VHS variants, each with a green tape and an A3 poster by Matt Ferguson, are set to launch on January 29 at 1 p.m. ET on Vice-Press.com. The collection also includes two versions of a 24 × 36-inch lithographic one-sheet, offering both unframed and framed options.

VHS Variants

Vice Press has crafted three distinct editions, each offering a slightly different aesthetic:

  • All three editions feature the iconic green tape and the same A3-sized poster.
  • Two editions include one of four spine stickers, allowing owners to display a ninja motif on the tape.
  • The third edition omits the sticker, but its slipcase artwork is reversible, giving collectors a choice of front or back design.
Variant Sticker Slipcase Price
Green-Tape Edition ✓ (1 of 4) Reversible $55
Green-Tape Edition ✓ (1 of 4) Reversible $55
Green-Tape Edition Reversible $55

Each variant is limited: the slipcase version caps at 200 copies, while the other two editions are limited to 400 each. The UK’s PAL format means U.S. fans will need a compatible player to enjoy the tapes.

Lithographic One-Sheets

Alongside the VHS releases, Vice Press is offering two lithographic prints of the original theatrical one-sheet with credits. These prints measure 24 × 36 inches and are available in both unframed and framed editions:

  • Unframed: $50 per copy.
  • Framed: $140 per copy.

The unframed edition is limited to 300 copies, while the foil-finished version is limited to 180 copies.

Edition Frame Quantity Price
Regular Unframed 300 $50
Regular Framed 300 $140
Foil Unframed 180 $50
Foil Framed 180 $140

These lithographs capture the original movie poster’s layout, offering collectors a piece of the film’s legacy.

Upcoming Turtle Releases

Vice Press’s announcement comes amid a broader resurgence of the franchise. The latest short film, released in theaters and now streaming on Paramount+, showcases the turtles in a fresh, animated format. The next major live-action installment, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, is slated for 2027. Following that, a brand-new live-action adaptation is in development, promising a modern take on the beloved characters.

Year Project
2023 Paramount+ short film
2027 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
TBD New live-action adaptation

These releases suggest a continued investment in the franchise, positioning the turtles for a new generation of fans.

How to Get Them

All merchandise will go live at 1 p.m. ET on January 29 on Vice-Press.com. Fans can pre-order the VHS variants and lithographs ahead of the launch, though availability will be limited by the edition’s cap. The UK PAL format means U.S. buyers will need a compatible player or converter.

Vintage VHS tapes arranged haphazardly on a worn wooden shelf with retro video game controllers and nostalgic cassette tapes.

Key Takeaways

  • Vice Press launches three limited-edition VHS variants of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, each priced at $55.
  • Two editions include spine stickers; the third offers a reversible slipcase.
  • Two lithographic one-sheet editions are available, priced at $50 (unframed) or $140 (framed).
  • The full collection releases on January 29 at 1 p.m. ET.
  • The franchise is expanding with a Paramount+ short film, a 2027 sequel, and a new live-action adaptation.

For collectors and long-time fans, this release provides a tangible link back to the 1990s classic, while the upcoming projects hint at the franchise’s future.

Author

  • I’m Hannah E. Clearwater, a journalist specializing in Health, Wellness & Medicine at News of Austin.

    Hannah E. Clearwater covers housing and development for News of Austin, reporting on how growth and policy decisions reshape neighborhoods. A UT Austin journalism graduate, she’s known for investigative work on code enforcement, evictions, and the real-world impacts of city planning.

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