V/H/S/85

Name: V/H/S/85
Director: Scott Derrickson,David Bruckner
Released: 2023-09-21T00:00:00Z

The sixth installment in the found-footage anthology series features alumni galore on a journey back to the '80s heyday of VHS technology. In "No Wake," Mike P. Nelson explores undead body horror and right-wing, gun-nut extremism; in "God of Death," Gigi Saul Guerrero brings the horror to a disaster recovery crew that runs afoul of an underground Tenochtitlan god; in "Tknogod," Natasha Kermani brings us a conwoman whose art installation ends up contacting a vengeful deity; and in "Dreamkill," Scott Derrickson conjures a vision of a prophetic serial killer nightmare. The four segments are all tied together with a terrifying wraparound from director David Bruckner.

Runtime: 110

Release date: 2023-09-21

<article> <figure> <img src="http://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w780/yl0IoNEeuHXRJgFLXZ1jM0wjmjR.jpg" title='V/H/S/85' alt='V/H/S/85'/> </figure> <h1>V/H/S/85</h1> <p>The sixth installment in the found-footage anthology series features alumni galore on a journey back to the '80s heyday of VHS technology. In "No Wake," Mike P. Nelson explores undead body horror and right-wing, gun-nut extremism; in "God of Death," Gigi Saul Guerrero brings the horror to a disaster recovery crew that runs afoul of an underground Tenochtitlan god; in "Tknogod," Natasha Kermani brings us a conwoman whose art installation ends up contacting a vengeful deity; and in "Dreamkill," Scott Derrickson conjures a vision of a prophetic serial killer nightmare. The four segments are all tied together with a terrifying wraparound from director David Bruckner.</p> <details><summary>Runtime: 110</summary> <summary>Release date: 2023-09-21</summary></details> </article>