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V/H/S/94 is the fourth installment in the horror anthology series and also serves as a prequel to the V/H/S trilogy, which takes place in 1994. This time around, we go back to the eerie, grainy, dark, analog footage as seen in the first two films as we follow a SWAT team who is searching for a rare tape that is being protected by a sinister fetish cult in their base compound. The short film segments added in this installment were all pretty decent for the most part ("The Subject" segment was the most interesting and action-packed part of the film). But one of the short segments I found to be really eerie and well done was the funeral home one with the body in the casket coming to life and attacking the girl (apparently this segment was the first few minutes of an apparent Zombie apocalypse outbreak followed by a nuclear blast of some sort), whatever exactly happened at the end of that segment - it was my favorite scene!! The rest of the movie was pretty decent as well, like I said I really enjoyed the short films titled: "The Subject," "Terror (the funeral home one)," and the "Raatma" one. I wasn't extremely crazy about the segment where the religious cult was hunting the vampire nor the final wraparound segment where two women kill one of the SWAT guys with a camera. But other than that, '94 wasn't a bad installment at all. It's most definitely watchable, and I highly appreciate the way it was shot and filmed! I also really appreciate how my DVD copy came brand-new and sealed AND with a slipcover and reversible cover artwork! That's just bonus points for me right there!! Definitely recommend this item (and movie) to the hardcore horror fanatics out there! And if you're a physical media collector like I am, then V/H/S/94 is definitely worth adding to your collection!! Try to find yourself a brand-new copy of this one so you get the slipcover (apparently they're still in print).
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V/H/S/94 - a.k.a V/H/S/4
V/H/S/94 is the fourth installment in the horror anthology series and also serves as a prequel to the V/H/S trilogy, which takes place in 1994. This time around, we go back to the eerie, grainy, dark, analog footage as seen in the first two films as we follow a SWAT team who is searching for a rare tape that is being protected by a sinister fetish cult in their base compound. The short film segments added in this installment were all pretty decent for the most part ("The Subject" segment was the most interesting and action-packed part of the film). But one of the short segments I found to be really eerie and well done was the funeral home one with the body in the casket coming to life and attacking the girl (apparently this segment was the first few minutes of an apparent Zombie apocalypse outbreak followed by a nuclear blast of some sort), whatever exactly happened at the end of that segment - it was my favorite scene!! The rest of the movie was pretty decent as well, like I said I really enjoyed the short films titled: "The Subject," "Terror (the funeral home one)," and the "Raatma" one. I wasn't extremely crazy about the segment where the religious cult was hunting the vampire nor the final wraparound segment where two women kill one of the SWAT guys with a camera. But other than that, '94 wasn't a bad installment at all. It's most definitely watchable, and I highly appreciate the way it was shot and filmed! I also really appreciate how my DVD copy came brand-new and sealed AND with a slipcover and reversible cover artwork! That's just bonus points for me right there!! Definitely recommend this item (and movie) to the hardcore horror fanatics out there! And if you're a physical media collector like I am, then V/H/S/94 is definitely worth adding to your collection!! Try to find yourself a brand-new copy of this one so you get the slipcover (apparently they're still in print).
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
V/H/S/94 is the fourth installment in the horror anthology series and also serves as a prequel to the V/H/S trilogy, which takes place in 1994. This time around, we go back to the eerie, grainy, dark, analog footage as seen in the first two films as we follow a SWAT team who is searching for a rare tape that is being protected by a sinister fetish cult in their base compound. The short film segments added in this installment were all pretty decent for the most part ("The Subject" segment was the most interesting and action-packed part of the film). But one of the short segments I found to be really eerie and well done was the funeral home one with the body in the casket coming to life and attacking the girl (apparently this segment was the first few minutes of an apparent Zombie apocalypse outbreak followed by a nuclear blast of some sort), whatever exactly happened at the end of that segment - it was my favorite scene!! The rest of the movie was pretty decent as well, like I said I really enjoyed the short films titled: "The Subject," "Terror (the funeral home one)," and the "Raatma" one. I wasn't extremely crazy about the segment where the religious cult was hunting the vampire nor the final wraparound segment where two women kill one of the SWAT guys with a camera. But other than that, '94 wasn't a bad installment at all. It's most definitely watchable, and I highly appreciate the way it was shot and filmed! I also really appreciate how my DVD copy came brand-new and sealed AND with a slipcover and reversible cover artwork! That's just bonus points for me right there!! Definitely recommend this item (and movie) to the hardcore horror fanatics out there! And if you're a physical media collector like I am, then V/H/S/94 is definitely worth adding to your collection!! Try to find yourself a brand-new copy of this one so you get the slipcover (apparently they're still in print).
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BorderBoyReviewed in Mexico on June 18, 2022
V/H/S 94
Después de la poco memorable V/H/S Viral, los realizadores vuelven a lo básico, y aunque supera por mucho a la antes mencionada, no logra superar a las dos primeras entregas.BorderBoyV/H/S 94
Reviewed in Mexico on June 18, 2022
En esta ocasión tenemos cinco historias y un comercial; la historia principal se titula ‘Holy Hell’ y para ser el centro de todo, deja mucho que desear.
El primer segmento se titula ‘Storm Drain’, empieza como una leyenda urbana sobre un ‘hombre rata’, lo cual toma otro camino, pero definitivamente uno de los mejores.
El segundo segmento titulado ‘The Wake’, va creando cierta tensión hasta detonar en algo bastante impresionante, aunque no hay mucha explicación, también muy bueno.
El tercer segmento se titula ‘The Subject’ definitivamente, el mejor de todos y el de mayor duración también; la historia, los efectos y el gore, están increíbles.
Y finalmente, el último segmento titulado ‘Terror’, es uno de los más flojos, y el añadir esa resolución de vhs, no ayuda en mucho.
En resumida cuentas, una buena cuarta entrega en la saga del V/H/S, la mayoría buenas historias, esperemos no tarden tanto en entregar una quinta entrega.
El Blu-ray de Shudder tiene audio en inglés y subtítulo en español.
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