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[MONTH OF HORROR] V/H/S/99 & V/H/S/85

So I watched two movies today. What of it?

The V/H/S series is a Found Footage anthology that’s near and dear to my heart. These are the newest entries in the series. I hadn’t intended to watch them for this marathon, but Brother Todd expressed an interest.

To give a brief review, V/H/S/99 is the weaker of the two, though it arguably has the best story. That particular story was created by the same people who did the awesome Deadstream. Well worth watching just for that. The poor segments won’t hurt too bad.

Anyway, I’ve finished the review for V/H/S/99 and still have one to do for V/H/S/85. So we’re at 9/31, perhaps 10/31. Being a wee bit ahead is good, as every other Month of Horror I’ve burned out before the end.

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    Anonymous

    The V/H/S series has some excellent stories connected to it. My two favorites are: a documentary crew that visits an Indonesian cult to record their mysterious rituals, and finds themselves in the middle of a mass suicide all while a demon arrives to rule over its worshipers – and the zombie one from the perspective of the zombie.

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    Henry Brennan

    The V/H/S series has some excellent stories connected to it. My two favorites are: a documentary crew that visits an Indonesian cult to record their mysterious rituals, and finds themselves in the middle of a mass suicide all while a demon arrives to rule over its worshipers – and the zombie one from the perspective of the zombie.

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      Cullen M. M. Waters

      The Indonesian cult one was a blast.

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