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FWIW, lots of the retro actions are free, so once you find one that you like, it's trivial to open up the action palette and see exactly what they have done to get that specific effect.   Speaking for myself, the reason I responded with a list of sources for you to look into instead of one or two specific "how-to" examples is that the examples you posted show fairly different types of processing, and I wasn't about to spend the time writing tutorials on how to do each of the efx that I saw when there are so many resources already available.  If you narrow the field down to just one or two specific "looks", my guess is that more people will respond.

Cheers,

Tom M