Suncoast Motion Picture Company

One thing to be sure to check out if you don't used DVDs or Blurays. They are always having specials where you "buy 2 and get 1 for a dollar". Usually it's the lowest price item, yet its still worth it if you are finding a lot of great deals, or are lucky enough to find a used copies of an entire Trilogy.

Extremely over priced products that can be found on Amazon for usually 10-15% cheaper. They do have a large selection but I'm baffled as to how the business is still open when you can purchase cheaper online and have it delivered straight to your door.

Love this store. Hate their magazine scam. Let me explain: when you shop here, they offer you a "free magazine subscription". Which sounds lovely, right? But...a month later you start seeing $69 charges on your account statement for a "magazine subscription". A few days later, $17. A couple weeks after that, $73.50. Naturally, I'm pretty upset about it. Only, I fell for this scam over 2 years ago and canceled that fake "free" magazine subscription (even though I NEVER received ANY magazines). Fast forward two years and it's happening again. Only difference is I specifically remember saying "no" or maybe even "hell no" to this offer. I'M GETTING CHARGED AGAIN! DON'T SHOP HERE - THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY!

Suncoast Video has been at Westroads for a long while. I remember around 20+ years ago they sold almost nothing but VHS tapes (and eventually DVDs) with a little merchandise here & there, but now 85% of the store is merchandising for movies and television series. Mainly toys, collectibles, clothing, snacks and beverages named after television shows & movies, and some obscure Japanese snacks & drinks as well. You'll have to walk through a bit of merchandise before you stumble upon the Blu-Rays. Honestly it just doesn't have that same feel I used to get when I went to a video store back then. All it is now really is a place to buy pop culture merch and try a few obscure snacks here and there because nobody really messes with the Blu-Rays much. A lot of the merchandise is priced up for more than its actually worth as well. I still visit though since it has that nostalgic value to me. Apparently its also one of the last 5 Suncoast Video locations in the entire U.S. so that's another reason to visit from time to time I suppose. But this Suncoast has definitely seen better days IMO.

Eh, it's a movie and memorabillia store...the prices are high, though there did seem to be a fairly decent selection of used items to choose from...they did have a pretty sweet selection of action figures...the guy working here acknowledged me and asked if I needed help, so that was nice...but as far as my movie buying goes, I'll probably frequent a place like Homer's, since I like their prices better...

Ohhhh my god guys don't come here and open the 75¢ things they will not be able to sell them.

Had an issue with a purchase. General manager and staff were very helpful. Above and beyond what I had expected. Will shop there again.