congratulashayla

V/H/S

Um grupo de ladrões é contratado para roubar uma fita VHS da casa de um homem pois ela possui alguma informação importante para o contratante. No meio disso eles reviram várias fitas para encontrar a que eles querem e descobrem filmagens sinistras. V/H/S é uma série de curtas antológica que seguem vários subgêneros do terror. Desde o de slasher a monstros sobrenaturais. O grande destaque desse longa são as técnicas implementadas que simulam de forma competente o forma de uma gravação feita para VHS. Agora sobre as atuações e a direção, ou direções, elas são okays. Nada de grandes destaque, talvez o grande destaque seja o fato de que várias técnicas de Found foutage são bem utilizadas e cumprem bem o papel, tem um ou outro momento de desnorteamento, mas nada qhe prejudique a experiência da maioria dos curtas. No mais V/H/S é um filme de terror competente no que diz respeito ao que se propõe. Ser uma obra de terror e nisso, ele é muito competente apesar dos pesares.

vinguson

V/H/S

I haven't watched the first version of V/H/S and I'm watching it now, this movie for me is the best of the V/H/S series, none of the stories are boring or confusing, they are all very good and make you curious.

Mercedes (Taylors Version)

V/H/S

rewatched to see if i would like it better after a second viewing and no. overall its okay. my favorite is still the final short by Radio Silence. would love if that was turned into a full length movie. the 1st one with the succubus and the 3rd one with the glitching killer are 'cool premise, poor execution' to me. liked how creepy the monster chick was, hated the rapey douchebags. like the concept of the glitching killed but the acting was poor. the Ti West one with the couple had a good plot twist but it just went on for too long. the video chat one is also fine, the plot twist is good but the build up was bland.

Codeliusthe2nd

V/H/S

V/H/S is a film that I have been wanting to see for a very long time. The collaboration between many of the filmmakers that I enjoy watching is something that I thought would be an amazing idea, creating shorts that show their distinct styles. While that doesn't quite happen here, V/H/S manages to create a bunch of decent shorts that don't quite show off what the directors have to offer, but still manage to be extremely entertaining. The main problem I had with this film was the camera work. For the most part, found footage seems to work well for me, and it really worked for the concept of this film. But there were some shorts that really shouldn't have been done in found footage, the main section being Tape 56. It opens the film, giving a glimpse as to what you were going to view, but the shakiness really started to get irritating. The cuts to this section of the film also seemed very awkward, especially transitioning from this to another short. If they had managed to transition better and actually have decent found footage for this section, the film would have worked a lot better. V/H/S takes a while to get scary, but it does tend to get terrifying when the scares finally show up. Each short is set up in a similar fashion, taking a while to establish who the characters are and establish the tone for the rest of the short. All of the shorts are done very well, my personal favorite being Second Honeymoon, with Tuesday the 17th being my other favorite. It's always interesting seeing what filmmakers you enjoy watching produce in these types of films, and I am pleasantly surprised by the shorts from the filmmakers that I know. Is there a need for a sequel? I don't think there is a need, but I do need to finally watch V/H/S 2. I'm not as excited to watch the film, as there are no filmmakers that I really have watched anything from, but that'll make the film more interesting to watch. V/H/S is a film I have tried numerous times to watch, but finally sat down and watched. Horror anthologies are a thing that is becoming much more popular now, and V/H/S gives a glimpse into the potential that they really have.