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- 2022
- Not Rated
- Shudder
- 1 h 49 m
- 2022
- Not Rated
- Shudder
- 1 h 49 m
Summary Set at the dawn of a new millennium, V/H/S/99 presents viewers with five gory tales of found footage POV terror. In "Shredding," a bratty punk rock band breaks into the ruins of an abandoned art collective where a previous band met their grisly fate in a freak accident. In "Suicide Bid," a girl partakes in a claustrophobic hazing ritual ...
- 2022
- Not Rated
- Shudder
- 1 h 49 m
- 2022
- Not Rated
- Shudder
- 1 h 49 m
V/H/S/99
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5.0
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Summary Set at the dawn of a new millennium, V/H/S/99 presents viewers with five gory tales of found footage POV terror. In "Shredding," a bratty punk rock band breaks into the ruins of an abandoned art collective where a previous band met their grisly fate in a freak accident. In "Suicide Bid," a girl partakes in a claustrophobic hazing ritual ...
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 12 Critic Reviews
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42% Positive
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 12 Critic Reviews
58
42% Positive
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
58% Mixed
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
0% Negative
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V/H/S/99 still echoes some of the issues most anthologies face, as the rhythm of the movie depends on the pacing of each story. And at a 108 minutes runtime, V/H/S/99 might test the patience of some viewers. Still, this is the best the franchise ever gave us.
V/H/S/99 understands the ‘90s assignment and crafts low-budget chaos that delivers a unified anthology slathered in guts, heavy on nostalgia, and with a punk-as-hell attitude.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 17 User Ratings
5.0
24% Positive
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18% Negative
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 17 User Ratings
5.0
24% Positive
4 Ratings
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59% Mixed
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10 Ratings
18% Negative
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This was a bit better than I thought it would be. There were some cute guys in this!
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V/H/S99 has turned into a movie, so-called V/H/S but consisting only of horror shorts by shelving the classic themes of last year's film. The fact that there is no inner and outer story anymore, that these stories are not combined, that none of the stories benefit from technology, and worse yet, that they do not reflect the period are the developments that upset me, who love the series very freaking much. The series, which had a richer structure under 8383 Productions and The Collective Studios, was simplified under Shudder. It wouldn't be surprising if Shudder, known for its low-budget horrors, would shrink under it, but shrinking the vision may not be good for the series. However, I can say that I would not say no to a possible sequel that will continue to come every October. It's never too late to get back to their roots.
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In the end, these films are perfect for a streaming service, bite-sized jolts of genre entertainment that aren’t ever long enough to be truly annoying, even when they’re not working. And while I think they could be more refined, I admire the go-for-broke DIY nature of these shorts and their quirky charms. Even when they’re this pissed off.
The feeling is one of depletion, as V/H/S/99 begins robbing past hits in a grim effort to keep itself mobile and vital.
When the movie doesn’t meander and its filmmakers understand how to use their time, V/H/S 99 buzzes with creative energy. At its best, it has all the pleasure of popping in a tape late at night and letting the television light wash over your room.
If you’re a fan of found footage and enjoyed the previous “V/H/S” films, you’ll find enough in “V/H/S/99” to keep you entertained. However, even though the addition of more camp and comedy shows that the anthology series is still evolving, five films deep, you have to wonder how much more tape is left in the cassette in the “V/H/S” franchise?
Full of loud, shrieking, hateful characters and shaky camera work designed to hide anything interesting, only extremely hardcore fans of the series should apply for V/H/S/99. I couldn't even find one story to grasp onto here, and that's a problem.
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Felt like each vignette was maybe 5 minutes too long. Practical effects were decent and a good choice.
1. Was fun enough, maybe a few too many fakeouts.
2. Was pretty low on tension, payoff was ok
3. Fun, inventive and **** up.
4. Stupid
5. Wait, What?
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Mejor que VHS VIRAL, la cual fue infumable, pero muy inferior a todas las demás, muy mediocre los segmentos, medianamente entretenidos pero sin ningún sentido, son demasiado random, la primera fue muy absurda y vacía, la segunda relativamente interesante, la tercera es pasable como mucho y del resto simplemente nada.
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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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Production Company
Bloody Disgusting,
Cinepocalypse Productions,
Cook Filmworks,
Studio71,
Winterspectre Entertainment
Release Date Oct 20, 2022
Duration 1 h 49 m
Rating Not Rated
Genres
Tagline VHS Goes To Hell
Awards
Toronto International Film Festival
• 1 Nomination
Fangoria Chainsaw Awards
• 1 Nomination
