V/H/S/Mixtape Review: This Horror Anthology Hits All the Wrong Notes

‘V/H/S Mixtape’ Review: Shudder’s Helter-Skelter Horror Anthology Still Has Some Killer Tracks

With shorts from Renee Zhan, RZA, Ernest Dickerson, and David Moreau — not to mention, evil puppets escaped from Jim Henson's Creature Shop(!) — the ninth "V/H/S" could maybe use a little shuffle.

V/H/S/Mixtape Review: This Horror Anthology Hits All the Wrong Notes

V/H/S/Mixtape streams on Shudder beginning October 9, 2026. A strong horror anthology is difficult to execute, especially when bringing in different filmmakers to tackle each segment. There’s always the risk of uneven quality. Realistically, some inconsistency is expected, but how uneven the final product becomes is the real question. The V/H/S series, which began with […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

'V/H/S/Mixtape' Isn't a High Note for the Horror Franchise

A few solid entries and a whole lot of Gwar can't quite elevate the latest entry in the found-footage horror series.

V/H/S/Mixtape Review: A Killer Soundtrack to Some of the Franchise’s Best Segments in Years

V/H/S/Mixtape delivers Franchise-Best Segments and technological innovations while stumbling tonally at times.

V/H/S/MIXTAPE Review: The Kills Keep on Coming

Halloween is creeping up, which means a new V/H/S is landing on Shudder today, just in time for some post-trick-or-treat trauma. Since the series’ resurrection, V/H/S has largely traded its loose narrative throughline for an annual theme, and while the franchise has mostly played things pretty safe by horror-anthology standards, V/H/S/Mixtape finds a surprisingly fresh hook in that subtitle: Every found footage segment is built around sound or t…

V/H/S/Mixtape Review: Found Footage Horror Anthology Is Sometimes Good, Never Great

The found footage horror anthology sequel V/H/S/Mixtape takes some wild swings, but consistently misses the mark, even with its better segments.