V/H/S/94 (2021) is currently available on Shudder and showcases VHS 📼 tapes accumulated by various bootleggers to upload onto the dark web. Various military personnel and others who come upon the tapes either whiteness bad things or bad things happen to them.
This movie is codirected by Jennifer Reeder (Knives and Skin), Steven Kostanski (The Void), and Simon Barrett (Seance), among others. This picture stars Anna Hopkins (Bad Blood), Conor Sweeney (Father's Day), David Reale (Chloe), Kimmy Choi (Rising Sun) and Steven McCarthy (O Negative).
This is made up of a series of short stories with some segments better than the others. The special effects and gore in this is actually the best of the series. The first rat man storyline is pretty good but the character was a bit of a let down. The newscasters sequence in this is awesome as is the morgue scene. There's some scenes in this that are just like a video game and fun to watch. The gore is really outstanding in this in some areas; however, the last few storylines are just okay.
Overall, this is an uneven anthology that is worth a viewing. I'd score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.
This movie is codirected by Jennifer Reeder (Knives and Skin), Steven Kostanski (The Void), and Simon Barrett (Seance), among others. This picture stars Anna Hopkins (Bad Blood), Conor Sweeney (Father's Day), David Reale (Chloe), Kimmy Choi (Rising Sun) and Steven McCarthy (O Negative).
This is made up of a series of short stories with some segments better than the others. The special effects and gore in this is actually the best of the series. The first rat man storyline is pretty good but the character was a bit of a let down. The newscasters sequence in this is awesome as is the morgue scene. There's some scenes in this that are just like a video game and fun to watch. The gore is really outstanding in this in some areas; however, the last few storylines are just okay.
Overall, this is an uneven anthology that is worth a viewing. I'd score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.